in his inner sanctum office, there's not a single picture of the Grobe family that includes Holly, two sons, daughters-in-law and three grandchildren.

Pictured: The Grobe family, at son Ben (third from right)'s wedding in 2012. Jim, left, stands beside wife Holly, his HS sweetheart. (Photo courtesy of Grobe family)

Not a memento from his head coaching years at Ohio University or Wake Forest.

No sniff of the multiple national coach of the year awards he won at Wake in 2006.

Post game press conference following the Demon Deacons 9-6 win over Georgia Tech in the 2006 ACC Championship game at Alltel Stadium in Jacksonville, FL, Saturday, December 2, 2006. (Brian Westerholt / Brian Westerholt / Sports On Film)

No evidence that he loyally served multiple terms as the squeaky-clean ethics chairman ofthe American Football Coach Association under executive director Teaff.

Nor does he have any intention, he said, of adding anything personal to the sterile décor.

He and Holly are living in faculty housing with no plans to house-hunt. Their dream home, their retirement house, the one they had built in Georgia on a lake in a gated community surrounded by golf courses halfway between Atlanta and Augusta, will sit empty for a while.

This picture was taken at the Grobes' home in Reynolds Lake Oconee, Greensboro, GA, at Christmas 2015. Pictured left to right: Cameron, Matt, Mackenzie, Jim, Holly, Nicole, Lucas and Ben Grobe. (Photo courtesy of Grobe family)

"I don't have a clue," Grobe said when asked about his end game at Baylor. "I have no ulterior motives. I'm here to