Coaching hires (at other schools)
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I hope we're lining up our 10th assistant....
LSU: Former Saints special teams coordinator Greg McMahon will join the LSU staff as a special teams analyst, according to local sports anchor Eric Richey and The Advocate. McMahon was with the Saints from 2006-16. He could become a 10th full-time assistant if the NCAA proposal passes in April.
Temple: Geoff Collins has announced the addition of Huntingdon College (AL) offensive line coach Tim Conner as offensive analyst / operations assistant and former Limestone College head coach Bobby James as special teams analyst / operations assistant. Conner spent two years at Huntingdon, and James led Limestone from 2012-15.
LSU: Former Saints special teams coordinator Greg McMahon will join the LSU staff as a special teams analyst, according to local sports anchor Eric Richey and The Advocate. McMahon was with the Saints from 2006-16. He could become a 10th full-time assistant if the NCAA proposal passes in April.
Temple: Geoff Collins has announced the addition of Huntingdon College (AL) offensive line coach Tim Conner as offensive analyst / operations assistant and former Limestone College head coach Bobby James as special teams analyst / operations assistant. Conner spent two years at Huntingdon, and James led Limestone from 2012-15.
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@BruceFeldmanCFB: Former #FAU HC Charlie Partridge is returning to #Pitt as defensive line coach. Has big recruiting ties in Fla.
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One of the greatest coaches ever.
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Alabama: Philadelphia Eagles director of personnel operations Joe Pannuzio will rejoin the Alabama staff as tight ends coach / special teams coordinator, according to AL.com. Pannuzio spent two years with the Eagles and was Alabama’s director of football operations from 2011-14. The 57-year-old previously coached at Miami (FL), Auburn, Ole Miss, Minnesota and TCU.
Ole Miss: Alabama director of player development Freddie Roach is a candidate for the Ole Miss defensive line job, according to Rivals.com’s Alabama site.
Alabama: Former Ole Miss co-offensive coordinator / quarterbacks coach Dan Werner could possibly join the Alabama staff as an offensive analyst, according to Rivals.com’s Alabama site.
Ole Miss: Alabama director of player development Freddie Roach is a candidate for the Ole Miss defensive line job, according to Rivals.com’s Alabama site.
Alabama: Former Ole Miss co-offensive coordinator / quarterbacks coach Dan Werner could possibly join the Alabama staff as an offensive analyst, according to Rivals.com’s Alabama site.
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http://www.saturdaydownsouth.com/al...tant-brian-daboll-expected-named-alabamas-oc/
Report: Patriots assistant Brian Daboll expected to be named Alabama’s OC
The 41-year-old Daboll was a graduate assistant for Saban at Michigan State in 1998 and 1999. He has spent the past three seasons as the tight ends coach for the New England Patriots, and he’s in the midst of his second stint with the team.
Daboll has spent the past 17 seasons in the NFL.
Daboll has coached in the NFL since 2000 where he started with the Patriots. He’s been an offensive coordinator with the Cleveland Browns (2000-01), Miami Dolphins (2011) and the Kansas City Chiefs (2012) during his career.
Report: Patriots assistant Brian Daboll expected to be named Alabama’s OC
The 41-year-old Daboll was a graduate assistant for Saban at Michigan State in 1998 and 1999. He has spent the past three seasons as the tight ends coach for the New England Patriots, and he’s in the midst of his second stint with the team.
Daboll has spent the past 17 seasons in the NFL.
Daboll has coached in the NFL since 2000 where he started with the Patriots. He’s been an offensive coordinator with the Cleveland Browns (2000-01), Miami Dolphins (2011) and the Kansas City Chiefs (2012) during his career.
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Yes, it would be interesting to know what he thinks about being bypassed for the job. If the rumors were true that he was at least considering a spot on the Florida staff you wonder if he has any second thoughts about staying at Bama.
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Maybe, just maybe, there is still a chance to land Locksley as the 10th coach and make him the RC. That would be a major change in our recruiting firepower.
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Rumor is the NCAA may delay the 10th coach until 2018.
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I have to think this didn't play out like Saban told him it would.
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Florida Atlantic: A source tells CoachingSearch that Alabama graduate assistant Clint Trickett has joined the FAU staff as tight ends coach. Trickett spent the last two years as East Mississippi CC quarterbacks coach and had recently joined Alabama as a GA. He fills the spot left by Charlie Weis Jr., who joined the Atlanta Falcons staff today.
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Michigan: Former Vikings quarterbacks coach Scott Turner will join the Michigan staff as an offensive analyst, according to The MMQB’s Albert Breer. Turner spent the last three years with the Vikings. He last worked in college as Pitt’s wide receivers coach in 2010.
Houston: Major Applewhite’s contract will pay him $1.5 million annually on a 5-year deal, plus an annual $250,000 retention bonus each year, according to the Houston Chronicle. Bonuses include $100,000 for a 9-win season and an additional payment for each additional win, plus $100,000 for a conference title and a New Year’s Six bowl. Applewhite’s buyout if he leaves begins at $6 million and drops by $1.5 million each year, but it also includes any buyout money owed to assistants not retained on the next staff. UH’s buyout if it dismisses Applewhite is the total base salary left on the contract ($650,000 per season). In addition, new defensive coordinator Mark D’Onofrio will earn $400,000 annually on a 3-year deal, not including bonuses.
Alabama: Brian Daboll’s title at Alabama is offensive coordinator / quarterbacks coach, and Joe Pannuzio’s title is tight ends coach / special teams coordinator. In addition, Mike Locksley's title is co-offensive coordinator / wide receivers coach.
Georgia: Itawmba CC (MS) offensive line coach Will Peagler has joined the Georgia staff as an offensive line graduate assistant. Peagler spent one year at Itawamba and was previously a quality control assistant at Minnesota.
Remember when this guy started vs. us in the WLOCP? His dad was the UGA strength coach for a lot of years too:
Charlotte: Wide receivers coach Joe Tereshinski has resigned to pursue opportunities outside of football. Tereshinski spent four years with the program. Outside linebackers coach Ulrick Edmonds will take over recruiting coordinator duties.
Houston: Major Applewhite’s contract will pay him $1.5 million annually on a 5-year deal, plus an annual $250,000 retention bonus each year, according to the Houston Chronicle. Bonuses include $100,000 for a 9-win season and an additional payment for each additional win, plus $100,000 for a conference title and a New Year’s Six bowl. Applewhite’s buyout if he leaves begins at $6 million and drops by $1.5 million each year, but it also includes any buyout money owed to assistants not retained on the next staff. UH’s buyout if it dismisses Applewhite is the total base salary left on the contract ($650,000 per season). In addition, new defensive coordinator Mark D’Onofrio will earn $400,000 annually on a 3-year deal, not including bonuses.
Alabama: Brian Daboll’s title at Alabama is offensive coordinator / quarterbacks coach, and Joe Pannuzio’s title is tight ends coach / special teams coordinator. In addition, Mike Locksley's title is co-offensive coordinator / wide receivers coach.
Georgia: Itawmba CC (MS) offensive line coach Will Peagler has joined the Georgia staff as an offensive line graduate assistant. Peagler spent one year at Itawamba and was previously a quality control assistant at Minnesota.
Remember when this guy started vs. us in the WLOCP? His dad was the UGA strength coach for a lot of years too:
Charlotte: Wide receivers coach Joe Tereshinski has resigned to pursue opportunities outside of football. Tereshinski spent four years with the program. Outside linebackers coach Ulrick Edmonds will take over recruiting coordinator duties.
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Here’s the new full-time Alabama staff.
Four full-time coaches left Alabama in the offseason, all for bigger roles.
Lane Kiffin - FAU head coach
Steve Sarkisian - Atlanta Falcons offensive coordinator
Billy Napier - Arizona State offensive coordinator / quarterbacks coach
Mario Cristobal - Oregon co-offensive coordinator / offensive line coach
In addition, director of player development Freddie Roach became Ole Miss’ defensive line coach, director of football operations Justin Dickens left the program, and graduate assistant Clint Trickett became FAU’s tight ends coach (after only a few weeks on staff).
So after sitting one drive away from a second straight national championship, the Tide could look quite a bit different next year.
Sarkisian’s stint as offensive coordinator lasted one game. He worked the national title game after Lane Kiffin went to FAU full time. When Sark left, Saban turned to an old friend in Brian Daboll as offensive coordinator / quarterbacks coach. Daboll was a graduate assistant under Saban from 1998-99 at Michigan State. From 2009-12, he was an offensive coordinator with the Browns, Dolphins and Chiefs. He spent the last four years with the Patriots.
Cristobal coached tight ends and tackles last season. When he left for Oregon, Brent Key took over the entire line, and Saban hired a familiar face in Joe Pannuzio as tight ends coach / special teams coordinator. Pannuzio spent the last three years with the Philadelphia Eagles, but was Alabama’s director of football operations from 2011-13. That came after five years coaching tight ends and special teams at Miami (FL) and six years as Murray State head coach.
Mike Locksley was also promoted from analyst to full-time coach, and now officially has the title of co-offensive coordinator / wide receivers coach, continuing the trend of Alabama serving as a rehabilitation for former head coaches. Locksley spent one year as an analyst and was previously the offensive coordinator / interim head coach at Maryland and head coach at New Mexico.
The reworked offensive staff will have reigning SEC Offensive Player of the Year in quarterback Jalen Hurts, who will be a sophomore, and running back Bo Scarborough will be coming back from a leg injury suffered in the national title game.
Four full-time coaches left Alabama in the offseason, all for bigger roles.
Lane Kiffin - FAU head coach
Steve Sarkisian - Atlanta Falcons offensive coordinator
Billy Napier - Arizona State offensive coordinator / quarterbacks coach
Mario Cristobal - Oregon co-offensive coordinator / offensive line coach
In addition, director of player development Freddie Roach became Ole Miss’ defensive line coach, director of football operations Justin Dickens left the program, and graduate assistant Clint Trickett became FAU’s tight ends coach (after only a few weeks on staff).
So after sitting one drive away from a second straight national championship, the Tide could look quite a bit different next year.
Sarkisian’s stint as offensive coordinator lasted one game. He worked the national title game after Lane Kiffin went to FAU full time. When Sark left, Saban turned to an old friend in Brian Daboll as offensive coordinator / quarterbacks coach. Daboll was a graduate assistant under Saban from 1998-99 at Michigan State. From 2009-12, he was an offensive coordinator with the Browns, Dolphins and Chiefs. He spent the last four years with the Patriots.
Cristobal coached tight ends and tackles last season. When he left for Oregon, Brent Key took over the entire line, and Saban hired a familiar face in Joe Pannuzio as tight ends coach / special teams coordinator. Pannuzio spent the last three years with the Philadelphia Eagles, but was Alabama’s director of football operations from 2011-13. That came after five years coaching tight ends and special teams at Miami (FL) and six years as Murray State head coach.
Mike Locksley was also promoted from analyst to full-time coach, and now officially has the title of co-offensive coordinator / wide receivers coach, continuing the trend of Alabama serving as a rehabilitation for former head coaches. Locksley spent one year as an analyst and was previously the offensive coordinator / interim head coach at Maryland and head coach at New Mexico.
The reworked offensive staff will have reigning SEC Offensive Player of the Year in quarterback Jalen Hurts, who will be a sophomore, and running back Bo Scarborough will be coming back from a leg injury suffered in the national title game.
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Vanderbilt: Outside linebackers coach Osia Lewis has been diagnosed with liver cancer and will move into an off-field road as chief consultant to the head coach / senior defensive assistant. Lewis joined Vandy last year and has been a friend of Derek Mason for decades. He has begun chemotherapy treatment, and we wish Lewis our best in his fight.
