After swinging and missing on Thad Matta, Georgia reportedly turned its attention to another former Big Ten coach to replace Mark Fox.

According to a report from USA Today’s Dan Wolken, Georgia and former Indiana coach and current ESPN analyst Tom Crean have “mutual interest” and they’re expected to meet as soon as today:

That came out after reports surfaced on Wednesday that Crean met with Pitt officials earlier in the week to discuss its coaching vacancy. Crean was also named as a candidate at UConn, who fired Kevin Ollie.

Crean would bring plenty of experience to the Georgia position having been at Indiana from 2008-17.

The 51-year-old coach rebuilt the program after the Hoosiers were hit with devastating sanctions from the Kelvin Sampson era. In 9 seasons in Bloomington, Crean compiled a 166-135 record with 2 Big Ten regular season titles and 2 Sweet 16 appearances.

He was fired on the opening day of the NCAA Tournament last year, and transitioned well as an ESPN college basketball analyst during the 2017-18 season.

It remains to be seen if Crean would get a similar offer to the reported $16 million that Georgia offered Matta. Whatever the case, it sounds like Georgia could have its next coach hired by week’s end.