Kansas dismissed football coach Les Miles after the public learned of a 2013 investigation into complaints of inappropriate behavior by Miles while at LSU. Jeff Long, the athletic director who hired Miles to coach the Jayhawks, has also resigned. In November, it was reported that three women had accused Miles of sexual harassment while he was the head coach at LSU. One woman claimed that he grabbed her buttocks during a meeting in 2003 when she was an assistant on his staff. Another said that he made sexually suggestive comments to her over the phone and once sent her a text message with a photo of himself naked from the waist up. The third woman said that he pushed her against a wall and kissed her without consent during an incident in 2009. Miles denied all allegations of misconduct and says he's not guilty of any crime. He told ESPN's Andy Katz that he plans to "defend my reputation vigorously" and will do so "with facts." In December, it was announced that Oklahoma City University president David Boren has signed a contract to hire Kansas' former offensive coordinator for the Jayhawks. Mark Mangino was expected to be offered the position before he was fired by Big XII Conference members Texas A&M in 1999 after compiling a 16-30 record over two seasons. However, he was arrested on charges of driving under the influence several months later and was forced to resign.