MACK BROWN – University of Texas, |
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Mack Brown, the 2005 Paul W. “Bear” Bryant Coach of the Year award winner, and coach of the 2005 BCS National Champions, is one of a handful of coaches in the history of college football to lead two separate programs to a Top Five national finish. The only team in the nation to record at least 10 wins nine times in the last 10 years, including a string of nine straight that is the second-longest streak in NCAA history, Brown’s squad has been the best in the country during the first decade of the 21st century. In that time, his Longhorns have won seven of nine bowl games, including a stretch of five straight for the first time in school history, and have recorded at least 11 victories on six occasions. In addition, they have finished in the nation’s Top Six six times since 2000 and in the Top 10 seven of the last 10 seasons. Texas is also the only team in the country to post nine or more victories in 14 out of the past 15 seasons. Mack has established a consistency of success matched by few.
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PAUL JOHNSON – Georgia Tech, |
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Paul Johnson came to GA Tech in December 2007, after a six-year tenure at Navy. In 2008, Johnson led the Yellow Jackets to a 9-4 record and 14th in the BCS standings. Paul was named ACC coach of the year. In 2009, Johnson led the Jackets to an 11-3 record, 7-1 in ACC and won the school’s first outright conference championship since 1990. After the season he was named ACC Coach of the Year for the second time. His record at GA Southern was 62-10 with two national championships. At Navy, Johnson’s record was 45-29. He dominated the Commander-in-Chief Trophy going 11-1 in six years against other service academies. Johnson has won many awards and is truly one of the great minds in the game.
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WILL MUSCHAMP – University of Florida, |
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Will Muschamp was named head coach of the Gators on December 11, 2010. Following very successful stints as an assistant coach at Auburn, LSU, & Texas, Will will lead the Florida Gators in 2011. Muschamp also served as assistant head coach & defensive coordinator for the Miami Dolphins. In 2003, his LSU defense topped the SEC in every major category & ranked second nationally in pass efficiency & third in rushing defense. At Auburn, Muschamp’s 2007 defense led the SEC in scoring defense & finished in the top 10 in four defensive categories. On January 4, 2008, Will accepted the defensive coordinator job at Texas. Muschamp’s defense led the Big 12 in every major category. In November 2008, Will was named to follow Mack Brown as the next head coach of the Longhorns. Will Muschamp is one of the top football minds in America.
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RUFFIN McNEILL – East Carolina, |
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McNeill returned home to lead the Purple & Gold in 2010. Ruffin brought a wealth on knowledge to East Carolina after serving many years as an assistant in very successful programs. He served as a defensive coach/coordinator at Austin Peay, North Alabama, Appalachian State, UNLV, Fresno State, & Texas Tech. He also served as interim head coach at Texas Tech where he rallied No. 21 Texas Tech to a 41-31 victory over Michigan State in the Valero Alamo Bowl. McNeil also has a great offensive mind. His 2010 offense scored 60 touchdowns (39 pass, 21 rush) – a single-season record for the Pirates.
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DANNY HOPE – Purdue |
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Hope became the 34th head football coach in Purdue history January 1, 2009. He completed his first season as the program’s head coach with a 5-7 overall record and 4-4 Big Ten Conference mark. Sitting with a 1-5 record in mid-October, the Boilermakers began a second-half ascent with a thrilling 26-18 win over seventh-ranked & eventual Rose Bowl champion Ohio State at Ross-Ade Stadium. The victory snapped a 19-game losing skid to ranked opponents. Three weeks later, the Boilermakers again were riding high, defeating Michigan 38-36 for their first road victory since 2007 & their first win in Ann Arbor in 43 years. Purdue beat Ohio State & Michigan in the same season for only the third time in school history. Danny Hope is the epitome of the Boilermaker spirit. He is hard-working, results oriented, enthusiastic & passionate.
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Additional Guest Speakers
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Greg Atkins - Syracuse University - Assistant Coach.
TOPIC: "Offensive Line Fundamentals"
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Chip Walker - Head Coach - Sandy Creek High School
TOPIC: "Sandy Creek Multiple Offense"
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Lee Shaw - Head Coach - Flowery Branch High School
TOPIC: "Building a Program: Its Bigger Than 48 Minutes"
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Rance Gillespie - Head Coach - Valdosta High School
TOPIC: "Valdosta Passing Game"
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Danny Cronic - Head Coach - Reinhardt University
TOPIC: "TBA"
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Tim Mathis - Shorter University - Offensive Coordinator
TOPIC: "Shorter Offense"
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Jody Allen - West Georgia University - Defensive Coordinator
TOPIC: "West Georgia Defense"
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Jimmy Ogle - Jacksonville State University - Running Backs Coach
TOPIC: "JSU Run Game"
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David Gentry - Murphy High School - Murphy,NC - Head Coach
TOPIC: "Wing "T" to Wing "Gun"
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Allen Rodemaker - Valdosta High School - Defensive Coordinator
TOPIC: "Valdosta Multiple Defense"
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Todd Mooney - Lagrange College - Head Coach
TOPIC: "TBA"
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Ricky Ross - Calhoun High School - AA State Champs, Defense Coordinator
TOPIC: "Calhoun Defense"
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Franklin Stephens - Tucker High School- AAAA state Champs - Head Coach
TOPIC: "Tucker Defense"
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Kirk Olivadotti - University of Georgia - Inside LB Coach
TOPIC: "Inside LB Play"
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Todd Mooney - Lagrange College - Head Coach
TOPIC: "Lagrange Football"
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