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ALLENTOWN, EAST PENNSYLVANIA
STAN BROCK : Army |
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Brock, 49 a four year letterman at Colorado was named Army’s 35th head coach in January of 2007. He spent 16 years in the NFL as a lineman and was a former head coach in the Arena Football League with Los Angeles and Portland. Prior to accepting the Head Coach position at West Point he served as line coach for 3 years. |
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MIKE STOOPS : Arizona |
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Mike Stoops—Hired as the Head Coach of the University of Arizona in 2003, Stoops was hired away from the University of Oklahoma where he served as the top aide to his brother Bob for 5 years. A former All-American defensive back at Iowa , Mike played with the Chicago Bears and Pittsburgh of the Arena League. His prior experience as an assistant coach was at Iowa, Kansas State and Oklahoma. Record as an assistant coach is 168-48-2. Arizona’s big win this year was the upset of #2 Oregon. Since Stoop’s hiring attendance at Arizona has risen by 7,500 per game. |
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KEN NIUMATALOLO : Navy |
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Long time Navy Assistant Ken Niumatalolo was named Navy’s 38th head coach after the departure of Paul Johnson to Georgia Tech. A former University of Hawaii quarterback he led Hawaii to its first postseason bowl in 1989. He has had two coaching stints at Navy , including the last six when he served as line coach and assistant head coach.. He has over 20 years experience running the triple option and will continue to do so at Navy. |
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Bill Stewart, West Virginia |
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at West Virginia University after leading the
Mountaineers to an upset Victory over
Oklahoma in the Fiesta Bowl. Coach Stewart
served as Associate Head Coach , Special
Teams Coordinator and tight end coach this past
year…He arrived at West Virginia in 2000 after
working for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers as their
offensive coordinator in the CFL. He started his
coaching career in 1979 at North Carolina. |
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DAVID CUTCLIFFE : Duke |
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David Cutcliffe who led Ole Miss to 4 bowl games in 6 years and mentored quarterbacks Peyton and Eli Manning has been tentatively scheduled to present at the Eastern Pennsylvania Coach of the Year Football Clinic. Currently the assistant head coach and offensive coordinator at Tennesssee, Cutcliffe succeeds Ted Roof and will continue as Tennessee through the Outback Bowl. Coach Cutcliffe will be speaking on quarterback development and most certainly will refer to his two most famous students… Peyton Manning and Eli Manning. |
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ATLANTA, GA.
JIM GROBE : Wake Forest |
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In his first five years at Wake Forest, Jim Grobe brought
respectability back to the Deamon Deacon football program. In His
sixth year, Grobe brought an ACC championship and a
birth in the FedEx Orange Bowl.
In 2006, he was the unanimous choice as the ACC's Coach of the Year.
He was selected as the National Coach of the Year by American Football
Coaches Association, Bobby Dodd Foundation, The Associated Press, the
Sporting News, and CBS Sportsline.com. In six seasons, Grobe's teams
have won 37 Contests, earned two bowl berths and won an ACC
Championship.
His efforts has transformed Wake Forest into one of the rising
programs, not just in the ACC, but on a regional and National basis.
Grobe has gained a National reputation as a builder of programs.
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GARY PINKEL : Missouri |
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Pinkel came to Missouri after spending 10 very successful yrs. as head
coach at Toledo, where he amassed an impressive 73-37-3 record (65.9%).
Toledo's all-time winningest coach, his last six teams went
50-18-1 overall. His 1995 squad went 11-0-1 and was one of just two
schools (National Champ Nebraska) to finish the season without a loss.
During his six yrs. at Missouri, Pinkel has built a solid foundation.
The 2006 campaign saw them win eight regular season games for just the
10th time in school history, with a record tying ninth in the Brut Sun
Bowl. Pinkel now has led Mizzou to three bowl games. His overall
record is 110-71-3. Under his guidance, he has shown that the Tiger
Nation can indeed roar again.
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GENE CHIZIK : Iowa State |
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Prior to becoming the new head football coach at Iowa State
University, Chizk has had an integral roll on teams that won National
and Conference playoff titles.
The 2005 Texas Longhorns won the National Championship with a perfect
13-0 record. While def. coordinator at Auburn the Tigers compiled a
30-9 overall record.
He has been def. coordinator on clubs that won 35 of 38 games the last 3
seasons. Chizk's scoring defenses have ranked among the nation's top
10 three of the last four years. His 2004 Auburn defense led the
nation in scoring def. He has coached in six bowl games and been on
the winning sideline each time.
One of the great defensive minds in the country.
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MIKE BELLOTTI : Oregon |
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Standing on the verge of becoming the Duck's winningest football coach
of all time, Bellotti has guided Oregon to the No. 2 ranking in the
country and a Fiesta Bowl win following the 2001 season, led the
school to nine bowl appearances in his 11 yrs. at the helm, tallied
eight or more wins in a single season seven times, accumulated the
second-most victories (90) of any program in the PAC-10 during his tenure and has overseen a
team that has finished among the nation's Top-20 four times in the past seven seasons.
Only six active Division I coaches in the country have guided their
current schools to more postseason appearances. During Bellotti's
tenure, Oregon has scored 30 or more points 100 times. One of the top
offensive architects in coaching. |
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ATLANTIC CITY, NJ.
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GREG ROBINSON : Syracuse |
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JIM HARBAUGH : Stanford |
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KEN NIUMATALOLO : Navy |
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LES MILES : LSU |
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CHICAGO, IL.
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KIRK FERENTZ : Iowa |
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PAT HILL : Fresno |
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CHUCK LONG : Sandiego St. |
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MARK SNYDER : Marshall |
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GREG ROBINSON : Syracuse |
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DC / NORTH VIRGINIA
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MARK DANTONIO : Michigan St. |
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Mark Dantonio established himself as one of the nation's up-and-coming coaches during his three-year tenure at Cincinnati. In 2006, Dantonio led the Bearcats to a 7-5 overall record and a 4-3 BIG EAST mark, making Cincinnati bowl eligible for the second time in three years. Dantonio accomplished the feat against the second-toughest schedule in the country, as UC's opponents compiled a 69-42 record. Dantonio compiled an 18-17 overall record in his three years at Cincinnati and led the program in its transition to the BIG EAST Conference. He became the first head coach in 23 years to direct a team to a winning season in his first year at UC. Highly respected as one of the top defensive coaches in the country, Dantonio's Bearcats finished the 2006 regular season ranked among the NCAA leaders in six statistical categories |
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JIM LEAVITT : S. Florida |
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In just 10 years, Jim Leavitt has turned a non-existent program into a Bowl team when the Bulls played in the 2005 Meineke Car Care Bowl. He went from starting football from scratch to leading the program from an inaugural season in 1997 to I-A status in 2001, Conference USA in 2003 and now the BIG EAST and BCS football in 2005. After nine seasons of USF Football, Leavitt has proven that he was indeed the right man for the right job at the right time. In just five years time, Leavitt has led the program to an impressive 61-39 record. A mega-success in the first four years at the I-AA level (24 straight weeks in national polls), Leavitt and crew moved to I-A in 2001 and went 8-3, including a 35-26 win at Pittsburgh. |
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JIM HARBAUGH : Stanford |
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On December 19, 2006, Jim Harbaugh was named as the Head Football Coach at Stanford University. Harbaugh has spent the last three seasons (2004-06) as the head coach at the University of San Diego, leading the Toreros to Division I-AA Mid-Major national titles each of the past two campaigns. He posted an impressive three-year overall record of 29-6 (.829) at San Diego, including 11-1 campaigns each of the past two years that also included a school record 18-game win streak over the period and two Pioneer Football League championships. Harbaugh enjoyed a storied career at the University of Michigan, leading the Wolverines to three bowl games while being named Big Ten Player of the Year. In his brief coaching career, he has been a part of one Super Bowl team with the Oakland Raiders and guided his USD teams to two national championships. |
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NICK SABAN : Alabama |
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Nick Saban has compiled a record of 106-59-1 (.642) in 13 seasons as a head coach at Louisiana State (LSU), Michigan State and Toledo. His most recent college head coaching stint, a five-season run at LSU, produced a record of 48-16 (.750), one national championship (2003), two Southeastern Conference championships, and three SEC West Division championships. He was named the 2003 National Coach of the Year by the Associated Press, earned both the Paul W. “Bear” Bryant National Coach of the Year Award and the Eddie Robinson Coach of the Year Award by the Football Writers Association of America. He has been named SEC Coach of the Year twice. |
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FRANK BEAMER : Virginia Tech |
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Frank Beamer is entering his 21st year as the head football coach at Virginia Tech. After being named the Atlantic Coast Conference Coach of the Year in each of Tech's first two seasons in the league, Beamer turned a young group into a cohesive unit which finished the regular season with six-straight wins, a Chick-fil-A Bowl berth and 10 victories. Tech is now one of just three Division I-A teams that have posted 10 or more wins in each of the last three seasons. Beamer, who was the consensus national coach of the year in 1999, is ranked third among active Division I-A coaches in victories with 198 over 26 seasons. His Tech teams have posted a 142-42 record over the past 14 seasons and appeared in bowl games each year during that span, a feat equaled by just three other schools. |
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DENVER. CO.
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TOMMY BOWDEN :
Clemson |
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PAUL JOHNSON : Nany |
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JERRY GLANVILLE :
Portland State |
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JEFF TEDFORD : California |
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GUY MORRISS : Baylor |
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JUNE JONES : Hawaii |
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FT. WORTH / DALLAS, TX.
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BOB STOOPS : Oklahoma |
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CHUCK LONG : San Diego St. |
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DAVID BAILIFF : Rice |
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TIM BREWSTER : Minnesota |
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TODD GRAHAM : Tulsa |
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LOUISVILLE, KY.
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JEFF BOWER : Southern Miss |
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Enters 29th year with Southern Miss, first as a quarterback, then as an assistant coach, and for the past 16 seasons as head coach. He was at the helm of the program when it was a founding member of Conference USA,. Over the years his motto has been: 'Do The Little Things Right And Big Things Will Happen'
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GREG SCHIANO : Rutgers |
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A 1988 graduate of Bucknell University and a threeyear letterman at linebacker. Name head coach at Rutgers in 2000. Served as an assistant coach at the University of Miami, in 1998, Chicago Bears from 1991 to 1997, Penn State in 1990. He won several Coach of the Year Awards in 2006 including: Eddie Robinson/FWAA; The Home Depot; Walter Camp Football Foundation ; Maxwell Club. In his seventh season as head coach at Rutgers,
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AL GROH : Virginia |
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A graduate of the University of Virginia where he played football. Assistant coach at Navy, Virginia, North Carolina, Air Force Academy, Texas Tech, and South Carolina. Served as assistant in the pro ranks with the Falcons, Giants, Browns, Patriots, and Jets. Served as Head Coach at Wake Forest, New York Jets, before taking over at the University of Virginia. |
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URBAN MEYER : Florida |
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He played defensive back at the University of Cincinnati. Served as an assistant coach at Ohio State, Illinois State, Colorado State, and Notre Dame. Head coach at Bowling Green State University and the University of Utah. He led the Utah to a 12-0 season in 2004 including a win in the Fiesta Bowl. Moved to Florida as head coach in 2005. The 2006 team won the National Championship and he was named National Coach of the Year honors. |
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JACK SIEDLECKI : Yale |
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(pronounced sid-LECK-ee), A 1974 graduate of Union College in Schenectady, N.Y., where he earned letters playing both running back and linebacker and earned a B.A. in history. He has coached Yale to a pair of Ivy League Championships and has posted a 55-44 record in 10 seasons at New Haven. Siedlecki serves on the American Football Coaches Association All-America selection committees and is also a member of the I-AA Football Coaches executive committee. His overall coaching record is 111-66-2.. |
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DENNIS ERICKSON : Arizona St. |
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A two-time All-Big Sky quarterback at Montana. Started coaching at the University of Idaho. He won the national title in his first season as Head Coach at Miami. His record at Miami was 64-9, including the 1991 National Championship. Coached in the NFL at Seattle, and San Francisco. His 148 wins ranks him 12th among active college coaches. |
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MT. PLEASANT, MI.
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MIKE STOOPS : Arizona |
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URBAN MEYER : Florida |
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LES MILES : LSU |
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RANDY EDSALL : Connecticut |
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RON ZOOK : Illinois |
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TYRONE WILLINGHAM : Washington |
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ORLANDO, FL.
ORLANDO, FL.
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RON PRINCE : Kansas St. |
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Schedule Date: Friday February 29, 2008 |
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When Ron Prince became the head coach at Kansas State in 2006 he was “coming home”. He grew up just 20 miles West of the Manhattan, Kansas campus. He came to K-State after 5 great years at Virginia where he was the coordinator at a high powered offense. Ron got the Wildcat program off to a great start. With a postseason bowl bid in 2006 and big wins over the Texas Longhorns in 2006 and 2007. The second youngest Division IA head coach in the country, he previously coached at Alabama A & M, South Carolina State, James Madison and Cornell before his tenure at Virginia. His clinic subject will be “The Three B’s of offense – Blocking, Breaking Tackles and Ball Security”. |
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PAUL JOHNSON : Navy |
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Schedule Date: Saturday March 1, 2008 |
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Johnson took over a program that had posted a 1-20 record the previous two years before his arrival in 2002. After a 2-10 mark in his first year, Johnson has brought the Midshipmen back into the national spotlight with a 35-15 (.700) record over the last four years and has led Navy to a school-record four straight bowl games and a school-record four-consecutive Commander-In-Chief’s Trophies. Johnson’s .744 career winning percentage (99-34) ranks 10th among all active coaches. Johnson came to Navy from Georgia Southern, where he posted a 62-10 (.861) record, won two straight IAA National Championships (1999 and 2000), and was named the Division I-AA National Coach of the Year four consecutive times (1997-2000). He will speak on “Navy Option and Play Action Drills and Schemes.” |
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BUTCH DAVIS : University of North Carolina |
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Schedule Date: Saturday March 1, 2008 |
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Butch Davis, former head coach at the University of Miami and the NFL’s Cleveland Browns, was named the Tar Heels’ head coach in November 2006. Since taking over the reins in Chapel Hill, Davis has been relentless in his approach to turning around the program. Despite having just over five weeks to recruit, Davis and his staff flourished, signing a consensus top 20 class. Davis brings instant credibility to the football program. He either recruited or coached nearly all the players from Miami’s 2001 National Championship team. He also coached in two Super Bowls as an assistant with the Dallas Cowboys. He entered the 2007 season ranked among the top 15 winningest active coaches in Division I. His Orlando topic will be “Developing an Offensive Identity with Your Core Runs.”
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GENE CHIZIK : Iowa State |
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Schedule Date: Saturday March 1, 2008 |
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Chizik, in his first year as the Cyclones head coach, came from the University of Texas where he was the DC for the Longhorns National Championship Team in 2006. Chizik won the Frank Broyles Award honoring the Nations top Assistant Coach at Auburn in 2004 where his defense led the Tigers to an undefeated (13-0) season and the #2 National ranking. Prior to Auburn he was the DC at UCF for 4 years. Chizik is sure to turn the Iowa State program around as evidenced by his early season upset of the Iowa Hawkeyes. A native Floridian, Chizik started his coaching career at Seminole High School in St. Pete. He will lecture on “The 4-3 Defense” in Orlando. |
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RON ZOOK : University of Illinois |
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Schedule Date: Saturday March 1, 2008 |
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One of the nation’s
most dynamic and energetic head coaches, Ron Zook’s Illini have been the
surprise of the BIG 10 this season with early conference wins over Penn
State and Indiana. Known as a tireless worker and recruiter, Zook for
the second straight year, signed a nationally ranked recruiting class,
one that landed among the top-15, arguably the highest rated in school
history. Zook has now logged 32 years of coaching experience at the
collegiate, professional and high school level, including the University
of Florida program for three years, 2002-2004, posting an overall mark
of 23-14 and 16-8 in Southeastern Conference action. A defensive
specialist, Zook coached 3 NFL teams and was the DC with New Orleans.
He will speak on “8 Man Philosophy Illinois Defense” at the Orlando
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MARK RICHT : University of Georgia |
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Schedule Date: Sunday March 2, 2008 |
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In his first six years heading up the Bulldog program, Mark Richt made it clear that winning with consistency will be a standard for years to come. His Georgia teams won three SEC Eastern Division titles, two SEC championships, and his 61-17 record was fifth best in the country in winning percentage among actives coaches (.782). Richt, a 1982 graduate of the University of Miami, coached the quarterbacks for 14 seasons at FSU. As offensive coordinator, he developed offenses that were among the most prolific in college football history and a long list of excellent quarterbacks including two Heisman Trophy winners: Charlie Ward and Chris Weinke. Coach Richt will be the featured speaker at the FCA breakfast Sunday morning before lecturing on “UGA’s Shallow Cross Package” at the clinic.
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PITTSBURGH, PA.
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BUTCH DAVIS : University of North Carolina |
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JIM TRESSEL : Ohio St. |
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CHAN GAILEY : Georgia Tech |
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PORTLAND, OR.
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Chris Petersen, Boise St. |
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Rich Brooks, Kentucky |
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Jack Siedlecki, Yale |
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Pete Carroll, USC |
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Dan Hawkins, Colorado |
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ST. LOUIS, MO.
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MACK BROWN : Texas |
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In 10 seasons at Texas, Mack Brown has been part of 102 victories. He has a national Coach of the Year to his credit, as well as a National Championship in 2005. UT has one of the nation’s premier offensive attacks, including 3 1000 yard rushers and 3 3,000 yard passers. . Mack is recognized as a guru in the shotgun spread attack. |
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JOE TILLER : Purdue |
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Joe Tiller has made a major impact in college football. Bringing his wide open passing game to the Big 10, Joe has won consistently with outstanding teams. They have been in ten bowl games over the past eleven years. They are always a leader in the nation in pass offense. His overall record is 106-73-1 as head coach at both Purdue and Wyoming. |
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MIKE BELLOTTI : Oregon |
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Only six active Division I coaches in the country have guided their current schools to more postseason appearances. During Bellotti's tenure, Oregon has scored 30 or more points 100 times. During this past year his team earned a number one ranking, before losing its quarterback. Some believe he gets as much out of his talent as any coach in America.
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TYRON WILLINGHAM : Washinton |
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In his third season at Washington, Coach Willingham has the Huskies ready to turn the corner. He has been a winner at both previous stops at Stanford (44-36) and Notre Dame (21-15). He has already improved the Husky offense to almost 30 points per game, while decreasing the turnovers. He is known for having one of the best offensive minds in college football.
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MID-SOUTH, TUNICA, MS.
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ROGER HUGHES : Princeton |
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RANDY SHANNON : Miami |
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NICK SABAN : Alabama |
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DEREK DOOLEY : LATech |
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BOBBY BOWDEN : Florida St |
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