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Based on discussion that can be found at Wikipedia talk:WikiProject College football/Archive 23#Tree littering, in order for a biography article to contain a coaching tree list or section, that coaching tree's notablity must be established by multiple reliable third-party sources that explicitly discuss that coaching tree or that coach's legacy of mentoring disciples who then went on to become head coaches. Sources that merely report that X worked under Y do not suffice to establish the notability of a tree.

Repository for coaching trees that have been removed from articles due to lack of sourcing to establish notability below.

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Steve Addazio

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Assistant coaches under Adazzio who became college head coaches:

Alex Agase

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Assistant coaches under Agase who have become college or professional head coaches:

Fred Akers

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Assistant coaches under Akers who became college head coaches:

Gary Andersen

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Assistant coaches under Andersen who became NCAA Division I head coaches:

Dino Babers

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Assistants under Babers that became college head coaches:

Beau Baldwin

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Assistants under Baldwin that became college head coaches:

Gary Barnett

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Assistant coaches under Barnett who became college or professional head coaches:

Stephen Belichick

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NFL head coaches under whom Stephen Belichick has served:

Gary Blackney

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Assistant coaches under Gary Blackney who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Craig Bohl

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Head coaches Bohl has worked under:

Assistants under Bohl who became college or NFL head coaches:

Terry Bowden

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Assistants under Bowden who have become college head coaches:

Jeff Bower (American football)

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Assistant coaches under Bower who became college head coaches:

Gregg Brandon

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Assistants under Brandon who became college or NFL head coaches:

Tim Brewster

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Assistant coaches under Brewster who became college head coaches:

NFL head coaches under whom Brewster has served:

Jeff Brohm

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Brohm played for:

Brohm served as an assistant coach for:

Assistant coaches under Brohm who became college head coaches:

J. D. Brookhart

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Assistants under J. D. Brookhart who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Earle Bruce

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Played under:

Coached under:

Former assistants who became NCAA Division I FBS or NFL head coaches:

Leon Burtnett

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Assistant coaches under Burtnett who became college head coaches:

Chester Caddas

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Assistant coaches under Caddas who became NCAA/NFL head coaches:

Troy Calhoun

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Assistants under Calhoun who became college head coaches:

Kevin Callahan

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Assistant coaches under Callahan who became college head coaches:

Neil Callaway

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Assistant coaches under Neil Callaway who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Gene Chizik

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Assistant coaches under Gene Chizik who became NCAA head coaches:

Bill Clark (American football)

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Assistant coaches under Clark who became college head coaches:

Dick Clausen

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Assistant coaches under Clausen who became college or professional head coaches:

Dave Clawson

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Assistant coaches under Clawson that became college head coaches:

Jim Colletto

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Assistant coaches under Colletto who became college head coaches:

Stacy Collins

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Head coaches that Collins has worked under:

Bob Cope

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Assistant coaches under Cope who became college or professional head coaches:

Bob Cortese

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Former players who became college head coaches

Jim Criner

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Assistant coaches under Criner who became college or NFL head coaches:

Clem Crowe

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Assistants under Crowe who became college or professional head coaches:

Bill Curry

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Assistant coaches under Curry who became college or NFL head coaches:

David Cutcliffe

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Assistant coaches under David Cutcliffe who became NCAA head coaches:

Gary Darnell

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Assistant coaches under Darnell who became college head coaches:

Players under Darnell who became college head coaches:

Kay Dalton

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Assistants under Dalton that became college head coaches:

Red Dawson

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Assistants under Dawson who became college or professional head coaches:

Ryan Day (American football)

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Assistants under Day who served as college head coaches:

Fisher DeBerry

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Assistant coaches under DeBerry who became college head coaches:

Jim Dennison

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Assistant coaches under Dennison who became college head coaches:

Karl Dorrell

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Assistant coaches under Dorrell who became college or professional head coaches:

Eliah Drinkwitz

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Drinkwitz's assistants who have become college head coaches:

Mike DuBose

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Assistant coaches under Mike DuBose who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

D. J. Durkin

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Head coaches under whom Durkin has served:

Assistant coaches under Durkin who became college head coaches:

Matt Entz

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Head coaches Entz has worked under:

Assistant coaches under Entz who became college head coaches:

Dennis Erickson

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Erickson's assistants who have become college or NFL head coaches:

Gerry Faust

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Assistants under Faust that became college head coaches:

Larry Fedora

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Assistant coaches Fedora who became college head coaches:

Luke Fickell

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Fickell coached under:

Assistants under Fickell who became NFL head coaches:

Jimbo Fisher

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Assistants under Fisher who have become college head coaches:

Pat Fitzgerald

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Assistants under Pat Fitzgerald who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Dennis Franchione

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Assistant coaches under Franchione who became college head coaches:

Carl Franks

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Assistant coaches under Carl Franks who became NCAA head coaches:

Justin Fuente

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Assistant coaches under Justin Fuente who became NCAA head coaches:

Fred Goldsmith (American football)

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Assistant coaches under Goldsmith who became college head coaches:

Dennis Green

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Assistant coaches under Green who have become college or professional head coaches:

NFL head coaches under whom Dennis Green has served:

Skip Hall

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Assistants under Hall who became college or NFL head coaches:

Walt Harris (coach)

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Assistant coaches under Harris who became college or professional head coaches:

Bryan Harsin

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Notable head coaches under whom Harsin has served:

Assistants under Harsin who have become head coaches:

Ken Hatfield

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Assistant coaches under Hatfield who became college head coaches:

Dan Hawkins

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Assistant coaches under Hawkins who became college head coaches:

Darrell Hazell

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Coached under:

Josh Heupel

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Head coaches under whom Heupel has served:

Stu Holcomb

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Assistants under Holcomb who became college or professional head coaches:

Dana Holgorsen

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Assistant coaches under Holgorsen that became college head coaches:

Danny Hope

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Danny Hope's assistants who have become NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Rob Ianello

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Assistants under Ianello who became college head coaches:

John Jardine (American football)

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Assistant coaches under Jardine who became college or professional head coaches:

June Jones

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Assistants under Jones who became college head coaches:

Larry Jones (American football coach)

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Assistant coaches under Jones that became college or professional head coaches:

Chris Klieman

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Tony Knap

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Assistants under Tony Knap who became college head coaches:

Vic Koenning

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Assistants under Vic Koenning who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Dirk Koetter

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NFL head coaches under whom Koetter has served:

Among Koetter's assistant coaches who have later become head coaches at the NCAA Division I level:

Joe Kuharich

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Assistants under Kuharich who became college or professional head coaches:

Matt LaFleur

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NFL head coaches under whom Matt LaFleur has served:

Jim Mackenzie (American football)

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Assistants under Mackenzie who became college or professional head coaches:[12]

Mackenzie worked under only one head coach at the collegiate level:

Gus Malzahn

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Notable head coaches under whom Malzahn has served:

Assistants under Malzahn who have become head coaches:

Marquand Manuel

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NFL head coaches under whom Manuel has served:

Garrick McGee

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Assistants under McGee who became college head coaches:

Greg McMackin

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Assistants under McMackin who have become head coaches:

Joseph A. Meyer

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Assistant coaches under Meyer who subsequently become college or professional head coaches:

Wayne Millner

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Assistants under Millner who became college or professional head coaches:

Jack Mollenkopf

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Assistants under Mollenkopf who became college or professional head coaches:

Todd Monken

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NFL head coaches under whom Todd Monken has served:

Assistant coaches under Monken who became NFL or NCAA head coaches:

Jerry Moore (American football, born 1939)

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Jim Bates, an assistant to Moore at Texas Tech, later became head coach of the USFL's San Antonio Gunslingers in 1985 and interim head coach of the NFL's Miami Dolphins in 2004.

These assistant coaches under Jerry Moore have gone on to be NCAA Division I head coaches:

Dan Mullen

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Assistant coaches under Mullen who became college head coaches:

Will Muschamp

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Assistants under Muschamp who have become head coaches:

Notable head coaches under whom Muschamp has served:

Walt Nadzak

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Assistant coaches under Walt Nadzak who became NCAA head coaches:

Rick Neuheisel

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Assistant coaches under Neuheisel who became college or professional head coaches:

Mike Norvell

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Assistants under Norvell who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Houston Nutt

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Assistant coaches under Nutt who became college head coaches:

Among Koetter's assistant coaches who have later become head coaches at the NCAA Division I level:

Barry Odom

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Assistants under Odom who became college head coaches:

Francis Peay

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Assistant coaches under Peay who subsequently become college or professional head coaches:

Chris Peterson

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Assistant coaches under Chris Petersen who became NCAA head coaches:

Andy Pilney

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Assistants under Pilney who became college head coaches:

Gary Pinkel

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Assistant coaches under Gary Pinkel who became NCAA head coaches:

Bob Pruett

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Assistant coaches under Pruett who became college head coaches:

Jeremy Pruitt

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Assistant coaches under Pruitt who became college head coaches:

Darryl Rogers

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Assistant coaches under Rogers who became college or NFL head coaches:

Ted Roof

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Assistant coaches under Roof who became college or NFL head coaches:

Scott Satterfield

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Scott Satterfield's assistants who have become NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Doug Scovil

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Assistant coaches under Scovil who became college or NFL head coaches:

Carl Selmer

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Assistant coaches under Selmer who have become college or professional head coaches:

Chuck Shelton

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Assistant coaches under Shelton who became college or NFL head coaches:

Bob Shoop

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Head coaches under whom Shoop has served:

Assistant coaches Bob Shoop who became college head coaches:

Mike Shula

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Assistant coaches under Shula who became college head coaches:

Steve Sloan

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Assistant coaches under Steve Sloan who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Larry Smith (American football coach)

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Assistant coaches under Smith who became college head coaches:

Gene Stallings

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Assistant coaches unde Stallings who became college head coaches:

Mike Stoops

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Heads coaches under whom Stoops has served:

Assistant coaches under Mike Stoops who became NCAA head coaches:

Charlie Strong

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Notable head coaches under whom Strong has served:

Assistants under Strong who have become head coaches:

Tim Stowers

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Assistant coaches under Stowers that became college head coaches:

Bob Stull

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Assistant coaches under Stull who became college or NFL head coaches:

Denny Stolz

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Assistant coaches under Stolz who became college or professional head coaches:

Kevin Sumlin

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Notable head coaches under whom Sumlin has served:

Assistants under Sumlin who have become head coaches:

Willie Taggart

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Notable head coaches under whom Taggart has served:

Assistant coaches under Taggart who became college head coaches:

Joe Tiller

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Assistant coaches under Tiller who became college head coaches:

Bob Toledo

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Assistant coaches under Toledo who became college head coaches:

Tommy Tuberville

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Assistant coaches under Tommy Tuberville who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Irwin Uteritz

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Assistants under Uteritz who became college head coaches:

Jim Walden

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Assistant coaches under Walden that became college head coaches:

Randy Walker (American football coach)

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Assistant coaches under Walker who became college or professional head coaches:

Bobby Wallace (American football)

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Assistant coaches under Wallace who became college head coaches:

Tim Walsh (American football)

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Assistants under Walsh that became college or CFL head coaches:

Matt Wells

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Assistants under Matt Wells who became head coaches:

Woody Widenhofer

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Assistants under Widenhofer that became college head coaches:

Barry Wilson (American football)

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Assistant coaches under Barry Wilson who became NCAA head coaches:

Sparky Woods

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Assistant coaches under Woods who became college head coaches:

Jim Young (American football coach)

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Assistant coaches under Jim Young who became college or professional head coaches:

Ron Zook

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Assistant coaches under Ron Zook who became NCAA head coaches:

Rich Ellerson

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Assistant coaches under Rich Ellerson who became NCAA Division I head coaches:

Stan Brock

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Assistants under Brock that became NFL or NCAA head coaches:

Bobby Ross

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Former assistants who became NCAA Division I FBS or NFL head coaches:

Todd Berry

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Assistant coaches under Berry that became college head coaches:

Assistant coaches under Bob Sutton who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Bob Sutton (American football)

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Terry Allen (American football coach)

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Assistant coaches under Allen that became college head coaches:

Mick Delaney

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Assistants under Delaney that became college head coaches:

Bobby Hauck

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Assistants under Hauck who became college head coaches:

John Thompson (American football coach)

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Assistant coaches under John Thompson who became NCAA head coaches:

Blake Anderson (American football)

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Assistant coaches under Anderson that became college head coaches.

Hugh Freeze

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Assistant coaches under Freeze who became college head coaches:

Lane Kiffin

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Head coaches under whom Kiffin has served:

Assistant coaches under Kiffin who became college or NFL head coaches:

Ed Orgeron

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Notable head coaches under whom Orgeron has served:

Assistants under Orgeron who have become head coaches:

Gerry DiNardo

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Assistant coaches under DiNardo who became college head coaches:

Curley Hallman

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Assistant coaches under Hallman who became college head coaches:

Mike Archer (American football)

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Assistants under Mike Archer who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Bill Arnsparger

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Assistant coaches under Bill Arnsparger who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Jerry Stovall

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Assistant coaches under Stovall that became college or pro head coaches:

Joe Morrison

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Assistants under Morrison who became college head coaches:

Randy Fichtner

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NFL head coaches under whom Randy Fitchner has served:

Gary Moeller

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Assistant coaches under Moeller who became college or professional head coaches:

Lloyd Carr

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Assistant coaches under Carr who became college head coaches:

Rich Rodriguez

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Assistant coaches under Rodriguez who became college head coaches:

Brady Hoke

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Coaches whom Hoke coached under:

Assistant coaches under Hoke who became college head coaches:

Chuck Long

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Head coaches under whom Long served:

Assistant coaches under Long who became college head coaches:

Mike DeBord

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Assistant coaches under DeBord who became college head coaches:

Brian Kelly (American football coach)

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Below is a list of coaches who were assistants under Brian Kelly and who have since become head coaches.

  • Autry Denson, Charleston Southern University (2019–present) – Kelly's running backs coach at Notre Dame from 2015 to 2018.
  • Bob Diaco, University of Connecticut (2014–2016) – Kelly's defensive coordinator at Central Michigan in 2005, at Cincinnati in 2009, and in Notre Dame from 2010 to 2013, now defensive coordinator at Louisiana Tech.
  • Butch Jones, University of Tennessee (2013–2017) – Kelly's offensive coordinator at Central Michigan in 2004, now offensive analyst at Alabama.
  • Ernest T. Jones, Alcorn State (2008), Morgan State (2018–present) – Kelly's running backs coach at Central Michigan from 2005 to 2006 and at Cincinnati in 2007, director of player services at Cincinnati in 2009, director of player development at Notre Dame from 2011 to 2013.
  • Matt LaFleur, Green Bay Packers (2019–present) - Kelly's quarterbacks coach at Notre Dame in 2014 and offensive assistant at Central Michigan from 2004 to 2005.
  • Chuck Martin, Grand Valley State (2004–2009), Miami University, Ohio (2014–present) – Kelly's defensive coordinator at GVSU from 2000 to 2003 and assistant coach at Notre Dame from 2010 to 2013.
  • Charley Molnar, University of Massachusetts (2012–2013) – Kelly's offensive coordinator at Notre Dame from 2010 to 2011, now wide receivers coach at Idaho.
  • Jeff Quinn, University of Buffalo (2010–2014) – Kelly's offensive coordinator at every stop in his coaching career from 1991, now the offensive line coach at Notre Dame.
  • Mike Sanford Jr., Western Kentucky University (2017–2018) – Kelly's offensive coordinator from 2015 to 2016, now offensive coordinator at Utah State.
  • Brian VanGorder, Wayne State (1992–1994), Georgia Southern (2006) – Kelly's defensive coordinator at Grand Valley State and former defensive coordinator at Notre Dame under Kelly, later defensive coordinator at Louisville, now linebackers coach at Bowling Green.

Jim McElwain

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Head coaches under whom McElwain has served:

Assistant coaches under McElwain who became college head coaches:

Mike Sherman

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Assistant coaches under Sherman who became college or NFL head coaches:

R. C. Slocum

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Assistant coaches under Slocum who became college or NFL head coaches:

Jackie Sherrill

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Assistant coaches under Jackie Sherrill who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Chuck Stobart

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Assistant coaches under Stobart who became college or NFL head coaches:

Rip Scherer

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Assistant coaches under Scherer who became college head coaches:

Tommy West (American football)

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Assistant coaches under West who became college head coaches:

Pat Narduzzi

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Assistant coaches under Pat Narduzzi who became college head coaches:

Paul Chryst

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Assistant coaches under Chryst who became college head coaches:

Bret Bielema

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Notable head coaches under whom Bielema has served:

Assistants under Bielema who have become head coaches:

Bobby Petrino

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Assistants under Petrino who became college or NFL head coaches:

Mark Farley

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Assistant coaches under Farley who became college head coaches:

Chad O'Shea

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NFL head coaches under whom Chad O’Shea has served:

Mike Hodges (American football)

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Assistant coaches under Hodges who became college head coaches:

Jimmye Laycock

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Assistants under Jimmye Laycock who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Mike London

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Assistant coaches under London who became college head coaches:

Jeff Hafley

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NFL head coaches under whom Jeff Hafley has served:

College head coaches under whom Jeff Hafley has served:

Frank Spaziani

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Assistants under Spaziani who have become college head coaches:

Jeff Jagodzinski

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Assistants under Jagodzinski who have become college head coaches:

Tom O'Brien (American football)

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Assistants under O'Brien who have become college head coaches:

Dan Henning

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Assistant coaches under Dan Henning who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Tom Coughlin

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NFL head coaches under whom Coughlin has served:

Assistant coaches under Coughlin who became NFL head coaches:

Assistant coaches under Coughlin who became NCAA head coaches:

Jack Bicknell

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Assistants under Bicknell who became college or NFL head coaches:

Ed Chlebek

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Assistants under Chlebek who have become college head coaches:

Joe Yukica

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Assistants under Joe Yukica who have become NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Mark Whipple

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Assistant coaches under Whipple who became college head coaches:

Don James (American football)

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Assistant coaches under James who became college or NFL head coaches:

Tyrone Willingham

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Assistant coaches under Willingham who became college head coaches:

Bob Davie (American football)

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Assistant coaches under Davie who became college head coaches:

Charlie Weis

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Assistant coaches under Weis who became college head coaches:

Mike Donahue

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Donahue's coaching tree includes:

  1. Eugene Caton: played for Auburn (1909–1911), head coach for Howard (1915).
  2. Moon Ducote: played for Auburn (1915–1917), head coach for Spring Hill (1919; 1921–1922), Loyola (1924–1925).
  3. Pat Dwyer, assistant for Auburn (1908), head coach for LSU (1911–1913), Toledo (1923–1925).
  4. Lew Hardage: played for Auburn (1908–1909), assistant for Vanderbilt (1922–1931), head coach at Mercer (1913), Oklahoma (1932–1934).
  5. Rip Major: played for Auburn (1910–1912), assistant for Clemson (1913), head coach for Wofford (1919; 1922–1926).
  6. George Penton: played for Auburn (1908–1909), assistant for Auburn (1913), head coach for Troy (1911–1912).
  7. Boozer Pitts: played for Auburn (1913–1914), assistant for Auburn (1919–1922; 1925–1927), head coach for Auburn (1923–1924).
  8. Henry W. Robinson played for Auburn (1911–1914), assistant for Georgia Tech (1928).
  9. George B. Sparkman, Jr.: played for Auburn (1908), assistant for Florida (1919).

Jerry Frei

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Assistant coaches under Frei who have become college or professional head coaches:

Jim Ward (American football coach)

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Assistants under Jim Ward who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Jim Hofher

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Assistant coaches under Hofner that became college head coaches:

Craig Cirbus

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Assistant coaches under Craig Cirbus who became NCAA head coaches:


Matt Rhule

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NFL head coaches under whom Matt Rhule has served:

Steve Helminiak

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Assistant coaches under Helminiak that became head coaches:

Keith Burns (American football coach)

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Assistant coaches under Burns who became college or NFL head coaches:

Steve Kragthorpe

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Assistant coaches under Kragthorpe who became college head coaches:

Todd Graham

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Assistants under Graham who have become head coaches:

Doug Graber

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Assistant coaches under Graber who became college or NFL head coaches:

Greg Schiano

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Assistant coaches under Greg Schiano who became NCAA head coaches:

NFL head coaches under whom Greg Schiano has served:

Kyle Flood

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Assistants under Flood who have become college head coaches:

Dick Anderson (American football, born 1941)

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Assistant coaches under Anderson who became college head coaches:

Jim Knowles (American football)

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Assistants under Knowles that became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Turner Gill

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Assistants under Gill that became college head coaches:

Les Miles

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Below is a list of assistant coaches under Miles who, since coaching on Miles' staff, have become head coaches

  • Mike Gundy: Oklahoma State (2005–present) – Miles' offensive coordinator at Oklahoma State from 2001–2004.
  • Jimbo Fisher: Florida State (2010-2017) Texas A&M (2018–present) – Miles' offensive coordinator at LSU from 2005–2006.
  • Bo Pelini: Nebraska (2008–2014), Youngstown State (2015–present) – Miles' defensive coordinator at LSU from 2005–2007.
  • Larry Porter: Memphis (2010–2011) – Miles' running backs coach at Oklahoma State and LSU from 2002–2009. Porter currently serves as tight ends coach and recruiting coordinator at Auburn University.
  • Bradley Dale Peveto: Northwestern State (2009–2012) – Defensive assistant under Miles from 2005–2008, currently serving at (2018) Texas A&M as special teams and linebackers coach.
  • Todd Monken: Southern Mississippi (2013–2015) – Wide receivers coach and pass game coordinator under Miles at Oklahoma State and LSU from 2002–2006.
  • Frank Wilson: UTSA (2016–present) - Associate head coach, running backs coach and recruiting coordinator under Miles at LSU from 2010-2015.
  • Dave Aranda: Baylor (2020–present) - Defensive Coordinator under Miles in 2016

Mark Mangino

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Head coaches under whom Mangino served:

Assistant coaches under Mangino who became college head coaches:

Kirk Ferentz

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Head coaches under whom Ferentz served:

Assistants under Ferentz who have become college or NFL head coaches:

Bill Lynch

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Assistants under Lynch who became college head coaches:

Kevin Wilson (American football)

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Assistant coaches under Wilson who became college head coaches:

Terry Hoeppner

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Assistant coaches under Hoeppner who became college head coaches:

Cam Cameron

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Assistant coaches under Cameron who became college or NFL head coaches:

Bill Mallory

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Assistant coaches under Mallory who became college or professional head coaches:

Ron Rogerson

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Assistant coaches under Rogerson who became NFL head coaches:

Ray Tellier

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Assistant coaches under Tellier who became college head coaches:

Randy Edsall

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Assistants under Edsall who have become college head coaches:

Matt Canada

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NFL head coaches under whom Matt Canada has served:

Ralph Friedgen

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While at Maryland, Friedgen had many assistants continue their coaching careers elsewhere. Four of these individuals have received head coaching positions themselves and are denoted below in boldface.[17]

  • James Franklin – Current Penn State head coach. Franklin was one of two Ron Vanderlinden assistants retained when Friedgen took over in 2001. He was Maryland wide receivers coach from 2000 to 2004 and offensive coordinator from 2008 to 2010.[18]
  • Mike Locksley – Current Maryland head coach. Former New Mexico head coach. Locksley was one of two Ron Vanderlinden assistants retained when Friedgen took over in 2001. He served as Maryland's running backs coach from 1997 to 2002. The last two seasons were under Friedgen, during which time Locksley also served as the recruiting coordinator.[18]
  • Charlie Taaffe – Former UCF offensive coordinator. From 2007 to 2008, he was the head coach for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats of the Canadian Football League. Charlie Taaffe served as offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach under Ralph Friedgen from 2001 to 2005. In his first campaign with the Terrapins, he helped guide the program to the 2001 Atlantic Coast Conference Championship and a spot on the FedEx Orange Bowl. In each of his first two seasons at Maryland, the Terrapins broke their school record for scoring, registering 390 points in 2001 and then 451 points the following year. Maryland played in three bowl games during Taaffe's tenure, recording victories in the 2002 Peach Bowl over Tennessee and the 2004 Gator Bowl versus West Virginia. Under Taaffe's tutelage, quarterbacks Shaun Hill and Scott McBrien both garnered All-ACC honors.
  • Bill O'Brien – New England Patriots offensive assistant coach and quarterbacks coach on head coach Bill Belichick's staff, and current head coach of the Houston Texans. Bill O'Brien served 14 seasons as an assistant coach at the collegiate level, including four seasons as an offensive coordinator. He coached in the Atlantic Coast Conference for 12 seasons, including tenures at Maryland (2003–04), Georgia Tech (1995–2002) and Duke (2005–06). He served as the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Duke University for two seasons prior to leaving Maryland. He served as Ralph Friedgen's running backs coach from 2003 to 2004. In his first season with the Terrapins in 2003, Maryland finished second in the ACC in rushing and defeated West Virginia in the Gator Bowl.

Ron Vanderlinden

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Assistant coaches under Vanderlinden who became college head coaches:

Jerry Claiborne

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Assistant coaches under Claiborne who became college head coaches:

Charlie Coffey

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Assistant coaches under Coffey who became college or professional head coaches:

Jimmy Sharpe

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Assistant coaches under Sharpe who became college head coaches:

Bill Dooley

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Assistant coaches under Dooley who became college head coaches:

Frank Beamer

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Former Virginia Tech assistant coaches, who served under Beamer and later became college head coaches:

Dean Hood

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Hood's assistants who have become college head coaches:

Dave Aranda

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Notable head coaches under whom Aranda has served:

Jim Grobe

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Assistant coaches under Jim Grobe who became NCAA head coaches:

Art Briles

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Assistant coaches under Briles who became college head coaches:

Jason Tarver

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NFL head coaches under whom Jason Tarver has served:

Mel Tjeerdsma

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Assistants under Tjeerdsma that became college head coaches:

Pat Behrns

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Assistant coaches under Behrns who became college head coaches:

Bill McCartney

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McCartney played under:

McCartney coached under

Assistants to McCartney who became college or pro head coaches:

Chuck Fairbanks

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Assistant coaches under Fairbanks who subsequently become college or professional head coaches:

Fairbanks worked under three head coaches:

Gary Gibbs

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Assistant coaches under Gary Gibbs who became NCAA head coaches:

Larry Coker

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Assistants under Coker who became college or NFL head coaches:

Howard Schnellenberger

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Assistant coaches under Schnellenberger who became college or NFL head coaches:

John L. Smith

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Smith's assistants who have become college or NFL head coaches:

Ron Cooper (American football)

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Assistant coaches under Cooper who became college head coaches:

Carl Torbush

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Assistant coaches under Torbush who became college head coaches:

Everett Withers

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Assistants under Withers that became college or NFL head coaches:

John Bunting (American football)

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Assistants under John Bunting who have become NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Dick Crum (American football)

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Assistant coaches under Crum who became college or professional head coaches:

Mickey Kwiatkowski

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Assistants under Kwiatkowski who became college or NFL head coaches:

Bruce Snyder

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Assistant coaches under Snyder who became college or professional head coaches:

Larry Marmie

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Assistants under Marmie who became college or NFL head coaches:

Herm Edwards

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NFL head coaches under whom Herm Edwards has served:

Assistants under Herm Edwards who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

John Cooper (American football)

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Assistant coaches under Cooper who became college or professional head coaches:

Dan Devine

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Assistant coaches under Devine who subsequently become college or professional head coaches:

Warren Powers

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Assistant coaches under Powers who became college or professional head coaches:

Mark Richt

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Assistant coaches under Richt who became college head coaches:

Kirby Smart

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Notable head coaches under whom Smart has served:

Assistants under Smart who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Vince Dooley

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Assistants under Dooley that became college head coaches:

Erk Russell

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Assistant coaches under Russell that became college head coaches:

Jack Elway

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Assistants under Elway who became college head coaches:

John Ralston (American football)

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Assistant coaches under Ralston who have become college or professional head coaches:[24]

Buddy Teevens

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Assistant coaches under Buddy Teevens who became NCAA head coaches:

Bill Cubit

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Played for:

Coached under:

Assistant coaches who became head coaches:

Ron Turner (American football)

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Assistant coaches under Ron Turner who became NCAA head coaches:

Al Groh

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NFL head coaches under whom Groh has served:

Assistant coaches under Groh who became NFL head coaches:

Assistant coaches under Groh who became college head coaches:

Bob Blackman (American football)

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Assistant coaches under Blackman who became college or professional head coaches:

Mike Gottfried

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Assistants under Gottfried who became college or professional head coaches:

Mike Sheppard

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Assistant coaches under Sheppard who became college or professional head coaches:

Mike Locksley

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Assistant coaches under Mike Locksley who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Paul Hackett

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Assistant coaches under Paul Hackett who became college or professional head coaches:

Steve Sarkisian

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NFL head coaches under whom Sarkisian has served:

Assistant coaches under Steve Sarkisian who became NCAA head coaches:

Clay Helton

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Assistant coaches under Helton who became college head coaches:

John Robinson (American football coach)

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Assistant coaches under Robinson who became college or professional head coaches:

John McKay (American football)

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Assistants under McKay who became college or professional head coaches:

Players under McKay who became college or professional coaches:

In addition, Mike Garrett and Pat Haden played for McKay and went on to serve as USC's athletic directors.

Frank Kush

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Assistant coaches under Kush who subsequently become college or professional head coaches:

Kush worked under only one head coach:

Jimmy Conzelman

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Assistants under Conzelman who became college or professional head coaches:

Bernie Bierman

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Assistant coaches under Bierman who became college or professional head coaches:

Don Faurot

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Assistant coaches under Faurot who became college or professional head coaches:

Ron Meyer

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Assistant coaches under Meyer who have become college or professional head coaches:

Don Read

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Assistants under Read who became college head coaches:

Tommy Prothro

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Assistant coaches under Prothro who subsequently become college or professional head coaches:

Paul Wiggin

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Assistant coaches under Wiggin who have become college or professional head coaches:

Rod Dowhower

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Assistant coaches under Dowhower who became college or NFL head coaches:

Danny Ford

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Assistant coaches under Danny Ford who became NCAA head coaches:

Dabo Swinney

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Head coaches under whom Swinney served:

Assistants under Swinney who have become head coaches:

Tommy Bowden

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Assistant coaches under Bowden who became college head coaches:

Len Casanova

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Assistant coaches under Casanova who became college or professional head coaches:

Chip Kelly

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Chip Kelly is a member of the following coaching trees:

Kelly's coaching tree:

DeWayne Walker

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Assistant coaches under DeWayne Walker who became NCAA head coaches:

Doug Martin (American football coach)

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Assistants under Martin who became college head coaches:

Mike Bellotti

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Assistant coaches under Bellotti who became college or professional head coaches:

Rich Brooks

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Assistant coaches Brooks who became college or NFL head coaches:

Manny Diaz (American football)

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Head coaches under whom Diaz has served:

Rick Stockstill

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Assistants under Stockstill who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Brad McCaslin

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McCaslin served as an assistant coach under:

Chris Creighton

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Creighton served as an assistant coach under:

Assistant coaches under Creighton who became college head coaches:

Chris Ault

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Head coach under whom Ault played:

Head coaches under whom Ault served:

Assistants under Ault who became college head coaches:

Administrators under whom Ault worked:

Brian Polian

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Head coach under whom Brian Polian has played under:

Head coaches under whom Brian Polian has served:

Assistants under Brian Polian who became NCAA head coaches:

Ted Tollner

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Assistant coaches under Tollner who became college or NFL head coaches:

Rocky Long

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Assistant coaches under Long who became college head coaches:


The following is a list of all coaches Long served for at the NCAA Division I level through assistant coaching:

Key: † – As a letterman[26]

Al Luginbill

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Assistants under Luginbill who became college or NFL head coaches:

Claude Gilbert

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Assistants under Claude Gilbert who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Brent Venables

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Head coaches that Brent Venables has worked for:

Bob Stoops

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Head coaches under whom Stoops served:

Assistant coaches under Bob Stoops who became NCAA head coaches:

Bud Wilkinson

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Assistant coaches under Wilkinson who have become college or professional head coaches:

Larry Lewis

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Assistant coaches under Lewis who became college head coaches:

Mike Sanford Sr.

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Assistants under Sanford that became college head coaches:

Joe Glenn (American football)

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Assistant coaches under Glenn who became college head coaches:

Dana Dimel

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Assistants under Dana Dimel who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Sean Kugler

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Notable head coaches under whom Sean Kugler has served:
Head Coach Team Capacity Year(s)
Marty Mornhinweg Detroit Lions offensive line, tight ends assistant 2001–2002
Steve Mariucci Detroit Lions offensive line, tight ends assistant 2003–2005
Chris Petersen Boise State offensive line, assistant head coach 2006
Dick Jauron Buffalo Bills offensive line, tight ends coach 2007–2009
Mike Tomlin Pittsburgh Steelers offensive line 2010–2012
Vance Joseph Denver Broncos offensive line (guards/centers) 2018
Kliff Kingsbury Arizona Cardinals offensive line 2019–present

Gary Nord

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Assistant coaches under Nord who became college head coaches:

Charlie Bailey

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Assistant coaches under Bailey who became college head coaches:

Kliff Kingsbury

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Assistant coaches under Kingsbury who became college head coaches:

Sonny Dykes

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Assistant coaches under Dykes that became college head coaches:

Tom Rossley

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Assistant coaches under Rossley who became college head coaches:

Hal Mumme

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Assistant coaches under Mumme who became college head coaches:

Joker Phillips

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Assistants under Phillips who became college head coaches

Scottie Montgomery

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Assistants under Montgomery that became college head coaches:

Bob Commings

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Assistant coaches under Commings who became NFL head coaches:

Lloyd Eaton

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Assistant coaches under Eaton who have become college or professional head coaches:

Mike Bobo

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Assistant coaches under Bobo who became NCAA head coaches:

Jim Sochor

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Assistants under Sochor that became NFL, NCAA, or CFL head coaches:

Ray Dorr

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Assistants under Dorr who became NCAA or NFL head coaches

Jerry Kill

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Assistant coaches under Kill who became college coaches:

Sam Pittman

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Pittman served as an assistant coach under:

Nick Aliotti

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Aliotti is a member of the following coaching trees as an assistant:

Tony Sanchez (American football)

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Head coaches under whom Tony Sanchez has played:

Head coaches under whom Tony Sanchez has served:

Jeff Tedford

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Assistant coaches under Jeff Tedford who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

The following is a list of all coaches Tedford served for at the NCAA Division I level through assistant coaching:

Key: † – As a letterman[27]

Tom Holmoe

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Assistant coaches under Holmoe who became college head coaches:

Kevin O'Connell (American football)

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NFL head coaches under whom Kevin O'Connell has served:

Jerry Partridge

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Assistants under Partridge that became college head coaches:

Jerry Scattini

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Head coaches under whom Scattini played:

Dick Trachok

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Head coaches under whom Trachok has played under:

Player under Trachok who became college and IFL head coach:

Dale Liston

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Assistant coaches under Braun who became college head coaches:

Ron McBride

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Assistant coaches under McBride who became college head coaches:

Mike Price

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Assistant coaches under Price who became college or NFL head coaches:

Bill Doba

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Assistants under Bill Doba who became NCAA head coaches:

Bob Tyler

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Assistant coaches under Tyler who subsequently become college or professional head coaches:

Bill Schmitz

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Assistant coaches under Schmitz that became college head coaches:

Deron Mayo

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NFL head coaches under whom Deron Mayo has served:

Tom Williams (American football)

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Assistants under Williams that became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Mike Sanford Jr.: Western Kentucky (2017-2018)

Major Applewhite

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Notable head coaches under whom Applewhite has served:

Tom Herman (American football)

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Notable head coaches under whom Herman has served:

Assistants under Herman who have become head coaches:

Lincoln Riley

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Head coaches under whom Riley has served:

Mario Cristobal

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Head coaches under whom Cristobal has served:

Assistant coaches under Cristobal who became college head coaches:

Mick Dennehy

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Assistant coaches under Dennehy who became college head coaches:

Wayne Howard (American football)

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Assistants under Howard who became college head coaches:

George Mans

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Assistant coaches under Mans who became college head coaches:

Charlie Bachman

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  • Joe Bedenk: assistant for Florida (1927–1930), head coach for Penn State (1949).
  • Goof Bowyer: played for Florida (1926–1928), head coach for Florida Southern (1931–1932).
  • Ben Clemons: played for Florida (1928–1931), assistant for Florida (1933–1935).
  • Brady Cowell: played for Kansas State (1919–1921), assistant for Florida (1924–1932), head coach for Stetson (1935–1948).
  • Ray D. Hahn: played for Kansas State (1920–1922), head coach for South Dakota Mines (1929–1934), Betheny (1938–1956).
  • Nash Higgins: assistant for Florida (1927–1933), head coach for Tampa (1933–1940).
  • Joe Holsinger: played for Kansas State (1925–1927), assistant for Florida (1928–1932), Wisconsin (1933–1934), Michigan State (1939–1945).
  • Albert Kawal: assistant for Michigan State (1941–1943; 1946), head coach for Drake (1947–1948), Temple (1949–1954).
  • Al Kircher: played for Michigan State (1931–1933), assistant for Michigan State (1939–1949), head coach for Washington State (1952–1955).
  • Alvin Pierson: assistant for Florida (1927–1932), Tampa (1933–1940), head coach for Fresno State (1945; 1949).
  • Tom Sebring: played for Kansas State (1921–1922), head coach for Florida (1925–1927).
  • Dutch Stanley: played for Florida (1926–1928), head coach for Florida (1933–1935)
  • James Van Fleet: assistant for Kansas State (1920).

Rex Dockery

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Assistant coaches under Dockery who became college head coaches:

Paul Pasqualoni

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NFL head coaches under whom Pasqualoni has served:

Assistant coaches under Pasqualoni who became college or NFL head coaches:

David Shaw (American football)

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Shaw's assistant coaches who have later become head coaches at the NCAA Division I level:

Greg Knapp

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NFL head coaches under whom Knapp has served:

Greg Robinson (American football coach)

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Assistant coaches under Greg Robinson who later became NCAA or NFL head coaches include:

Cliff Hysell

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Assistant coaches under Hysell that became college head coaches:

Joe Novak

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Assistant coaches under Novak who became college head coaches:

Charlie Sadler

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Assistant coaches under Charlie Sadler who became NCAA head coaches:

Dick Enright

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Assistant coaches under Enright who have become college or professional head coaches:

Chan Gailey

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NFL head coaches under whom Gailey has served:

Assistant coaches under Gailey who became college or NFL head coaches:

Randy Ball

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Assistant coaches under Ball that became college head coaches:

Vic Rowen

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Rowen has had two of his assistant coaches go on to lead teams as head coach in Super Bowls: Andy Reid with the Philadelphia Eagles and Mike Holmgren with both the Green Bay Packers and the Seattle Seahawks. Holmgren was a teacher of American history at Oak Grove High School in San Jose in 1981 when Rowen offered him his first collegiate coaching position. Dirk Koetter, head coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers got his first college coaching job under Rowen, serving as his offensive coordinator in 1985. Gil Haskell, now offensive coordinator for the Seattle Seahawks, also was an assistant coach to Rowen. Bob Toledo, now head coach at Tulane University, played quarterback at San Francisco State under Rowen. Floyd Peters, former defensive coordinator of the Oakland Raiders, was a defensive lineman under Rowen.

Dee Andros

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Assistant coaches under Andros who became college or professional head coaches:

Sonny Lubick

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Assistant coaches under Lubick who became college or NFL head coaches:

Russ Huesman

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Assistant coaches under Huesman that became college head coaches:

Larry Kehres

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Assistant coaches under Kehres who became college head coaches:

Klint Kubiak

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NCAA or NFL head coaches under whom Klint Kubiak has served:

Jay Norvell

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Head coaches under whom Jay Norvell has played:

Head coaches under whom Jay Norvell has served:

Matt Mumme

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Head coaches under whom Matt Mumme has played:

Head coaches under whom Matt Mumme has served:

Mike LaFleur

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NFL head coaches under whom Mike LaFleur has served:

Henry Frazier III

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Assistants under Frazier that became college head coaches:

Dean Pees

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Assistant coaches under Pees who became college head coaches:

David Bailiff

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Assistant coaches under Bailiff who became college head coaches:

Jess Neely

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Neely's coaching tree includes:

  1. Vernon Glass
  2. Frank Howard

Fred von Appen

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Assistant coaches under von Appen who became college head coaches:

Rudy Hubbard

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Assistant coaches under Hubbard who became college head coaches:

Derek Dooley (American football)

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Assistant coaches under Dooley who became college head coaches:

Phillip Fulmer

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Assistant coaches under Phillip Fulmer who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Pepper Rodgers

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Assistant coaches under Rodgers who have become college or professional head coaches:

Wayne Hardin

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Assistants under Hardin who became college or professional head coaches:

Al Golden

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Assistant coaches under Al Golden that became NFL or NCAA head coaches:

Denver Johnson

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Assistants under Johnson that became college head coaches:

Paul E. Davis

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Assistants under Davis who became college head coaches:

Charles Shira

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Assistants under Shira who became college head coaches:

Mike MacIntyre

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Paul Wulff

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Assistant coaches under Wulff that became college head coaches:

Daryl Dickey

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Assistant coaches under Dickey that became college head coaches:

Corky Nelson

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Assistant coaches under Corky Nelson who became NCAA head coaches:

Jim Miceli (American football)

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Assistant coaches under Jim Miceli who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Marcus Arroyo

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Head coaches under whom Marcus Arroyo has played:

Head coaches under whom Marcus Arroyo has served:

Ed Lamb

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Assistants under Lamb that became college head coaches:

K. C. Keeler

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Assistant coaches under Keeler who became college head coaches:

Steve Wilks

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NFL head coaches under whom Steve Wilks has served:

Bill Yeoman

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Assistants under Yeoman who became college or professional head coaches:

Yeoman worked under only one head coach:

Frank Solich

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Assistant coaches under Solich who became college head coaches:

Tem Lukabu

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Lukabu has served as an assistant under the following head coaches:

Bob Ford (American football)

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Assistants under Ford that became college head coaches:

Dan McCarney

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Assistant coaches under McCarney who became college head coaches:

Hank Small

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Assistant coaches under Small who became college head coaches

Bobby Williams

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Assistant coaches under Bobby Williams who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Mark Dantonio

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Played under:

Coached under:

Former assistants who became NCAA Division I FBS head coaches:

George Perles

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Assistant coaches under George Perles who became NCAA head coaches:

Duffy Daugherty

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Assistants under Daugherty who later became college or professional coaches:

Daugherty worked under two head coaches:

Clarence Munn

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Assistants under Munn who later became college or professional coaches:

Munn worked as an assistant under only one head coach:

Chuck Cecil

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NFL head coaches under whom Chuck Cecil has served:
Head Coach Team Capacity Year(s)
Jeff Fisher Tennessee Titans defensive asst./quality control 2001–2003
safeties and nickel backs coach 2004–2006
defensive backs coach 2007–2008
defensive coordinator 2009–2010
St. Louis Rams defensive secondary coach 2012–2016

Jack Cosgrove (American football)

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Assistants under Cosgrove who have become college or NFL head coaches:

Gary Patterson

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Head coaches under whom Patterson served:

Assistant coaches under Gary Patterson who became NCAA head coaches:

Charlie Weatherbie

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Assistant coaches under Weatherbie who became college head coaches:

George Chaump

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Assistants under George Chaump who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Gary Tranquill

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Assistant coaches under Tranquill who became college or NFL head coaches:

George Welsh (American football)

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Assistant coaches under Welsh who became college head coaches:

Eddie Erdelatz

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Assistants under Erdelatz who became college or professional head coaches:

Wayne Nunnely

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Assistant coaches under Wayne Nunnely who became NCAA head coaches:

Bob Pickett

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Assistants under Pickett who have become college head coaches:

Jim Sweeney (coach)

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Assistants under Jim Sweeney who became NCAA head coaches:

Bob Padilla

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Assistants under Padilla who became NFL head coaches:

Bob Thalman

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Assistant coaches under Thalman who became college head coaches:

Paul Rhoads

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Assistants under Rhoads who have become college head coaches:

Stan McGarvey

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Assistants under McGarvey that became college head coaches:

Pete Elliott

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Assistant coaches under Elliot who have become college or professional head coaches:

Homer Rice

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Assistant coaches under Rice who became college head coaches:

Eddie Williamson

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Assistant coaches under Williamson who became college head coaches:

Donnie Kirkpatrick

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Assistants under Kirkpatrick that became NFL or NCAA head coaches:

Marty Fine

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Assistants under Fine that became college head coaches:

Tom Gorman (American football)

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Assistants under Gorman who became college head coaches:

Sonny Randle

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Assistant coaches under Sonny Randle who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Bill Stewart (American football)

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Assistant coaches under Stewart that became college or pro head coaches:

Don Nehlen

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Assistant coaches under Nehlen who became college head coaches:

Frank Cignetti Sr.

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Assistant coaches under Frank Cignetti Sr. who became NCAA head coaches:

Chuck Reedy

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Assistant coaches under Reedy who became college head coaches:

Mike Gundy

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Many current NCAA head coaches and assistants trace their careers back to Gundy's coaching tree. Gundy, in turn, can trace his career back to the coaching tree of College Football Hall of Fame members Johnny Majors and Bo Schembechler through Miles.

Assistant coaches under Mike Gundy who became NCAA head coaches:

Steve Sebo

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Assistants under Sebo who later became college or professional coaches:

Andy Talley

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Assistants under Talley who became college head coaches:

Mark Hudspeth

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Assistants under Hudspeth that became college head coaches:

Rick Forzano

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Assistants under Forzano who became college or professional head coaches:

Dave Currey (American football)

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Assistant coaches under Currey who became college or NFL head coaches:

Dave McClain (American football)

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Assistant coaches under McClain who became college head coaches:

Terry Malley

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Assistant coaches under Malley that became college head coaches:

Brian Burke (American football)

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Assistants under Burke who became college head coaches

John Mackovic

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Assistant coaches under Mackovic who became college head coaches:

Bill Yung

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Assistant coaches under Yung who became college head coaches:

Matt Campbell (American football coach)

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Assistant coaches under Campbell who became college head coaches:

Kim Helton

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Assistant coaches under Helton who became college head coaches:

Vance Joseph

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NFL head coaches under whom Vance Joseph has served:

Dave Christensen

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Assistants under Christensen that became NFL or College head coaches:

Charley Pell

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Assistant coaches and players under Pell who became head coaches:

Mike Groh

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NFL head coaches under whom Mike Groh has served:

Dave Brock (American football)

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NFL head coaches under whom Dave Brock has served:

Frank Ellwood

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Assistants under Ellwood that became college head coaches:

Ken Cooper (American football coach)

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Assistant coaches under Cooper who became college head coaches:

Dale Lennon

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Assistants under Lennon that became Pro or College head coaches:

Roger Theder

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Assistant coaches under Theder who became college or NFL head coaches:

Tim Rose (American football)

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Assistant coaches under Rose who became college head coaches:

Chuck Martin (American football)

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Assistant coaches under Martin who became college coaches:

Paul Johnson (American football coach)

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Assistants under Johnson who became NCAA head coaches:

Brendan Daly (American football)

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NFL head coaches under whom Brendan Daly has served:

Don Morton

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Assistant coaches under Morton who became college or NFL head coaches:

Dick Sheridan

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Assistants under Sheridan who became college head coaches:

Danny Pearman

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Head coaches that Pearman has worked for:

Kevin Stefanski

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NFL head coaches under whom Kevin Stefanski has served:

Cale Gundy

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Head coaches under whom Gundy has served:

Pat Sullivan (American football)

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Assistant coaches under Sullivan who became college head coaches:

Glen Mason

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Assistant coaches under Mason who became college head coaches:

Keith Gilbertson

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Assistants under Gilbertson that became NFL or College head coaches:

Raymond Wolf

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Assistants under Wolf who became college head coaches:

Jim O'Neil (American football)

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NFL head coaches under whom O'Neil has served:

George Sauer

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Assistants under Sauer who became college or professional head coaches:

Matt Simon (American football)

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Assistant coaches under Simon who became college head coaches:

Chuck Amato

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Assistant coaches under Amato who became college head coaches:

Dave Doeren

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Assistant coaches who have served under Dave Doeren and then became college head coaches:

Mike Kramer

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Assistant coaches under Kramer that became college head coaches:

Alex Wood (American football)

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Assistant coaches under Alex Wood who became NCAA head coaches:

Ron Dickerson

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Assistant coaches under Ron Dickerson who became NCAA head coaches:

Brian Jenkins (American football)

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Assistants under Jenkins that became college head coaches:

Billy Davis (American football coach)

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NFL head coaches under whom Bill Davis has served:

Justin Wilcox (American football)

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Head coaches under whom Wilcox has served:

Assistant coaches under Wilcox who became college head coaches:

Kyle Whittingham

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Assistant coaches under Whittingham who became college head coaches:

Jim Donnan

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Assistant coaches under Donnan who became college or NFL head coaches:

Pat Hill

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Assistant coaches under Pat Hill who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Mike Trgovac

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NFL head coaches under whom Mike Trgovac has served:

Rocky Hager

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Assistants under Hager who became NFL head coaches:

Brian Ferentz

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Head Coaches that Ferentz has worked for:

Jerry Berndt

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Assistant coaches under Berndt that became NFL or NCAA head coaches:

Bo Pelini

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Assistants under Bo Pelini who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Mike Riley

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Riley played for:

Riley coached under:

Assistants coaches and players under Riley who have become college or NFL head coaches:

Mike McCoy (American football coach)

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NFL head coaches under whom Mike McCoy has served:

Assistant coaches under Mike McCoy who became NFL head coaches:

Eric Bieniemy

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NCAA and NFL head coaches under whom Eric Bieniemy has served:

Jeff Scott

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Head coaches that Scott has worked for:

Tim McGuire

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David Hutchison, who served as running backs and offensive line coach under McGuire at Indiana State, became head coach at Glenville State in 2011 and hired McGuire as defensive backs coach in 2014.

Steve Roberts (American football)

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Assistant coaches under Roberts that became college head coaches:

Ed Cavanaugh

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Assistant coaches under Cavanaugh who became college head coaches:

Mark Snyder

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Assistants under Snyder that became NCAA head coaches:

Dan Allen (American football)

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Assistants under Allen who became college head coaches:

Don McLeary

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Assistant coaches under Don McLeary who became NCAA head coaches:

Bob Wagner

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Assistant coaches under Wagner who became college head coaches:

Matt Eberflus

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NFL and collegiate head coaches under whom Matt Eberflus has served or played:

  • Dan Simrell
  • Nick Saban
  • Gary Pinkel
  • Dean Pees
  • Eric Mangini
  • Rob Ryan
  • Jason Garrett
  • Monte Kiffin
  • Rod Marinelli
  • Bill Callahan
  • Frank Reich

Mark Helfrich (American football)

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Helfrich has worked for the following head coaches as an assistant or positional coach:

Assistant coaches under Helfrich who became NCAA head coaches:

Eric Sanders (American football coach)

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NFL head coaches under whom Eric Sanders has served:

Larry Blakeney

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Assistant coaches under Blakeney who became college head coaches:

Floyd Keith

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Assistants under Keith who became college head coaches:

Dennis Fitzgerald

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Assistant coaches under Dennis Fitzgerald who became NCAA head coaches:

Paul Haynes (American football)

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Paul Haynes' assistants who have become NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Ron Prince

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Assistants under Prince who have become college or NFL head coaches:

Scott Frost

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Frost has worked for the following head coaches as an assistant/positional coach:

Bob Kronenberg

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NFL head coaches under whom Bob Kronenberg has served:

Shane Waldron

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NFL head coaches under whom Shane Waldron has served:

Harvey Hyde

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Assistants under Hyde who became college head coaches:

Dan Boisture

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Assistant coaches under Boisture who became college head coaches:

Red Conkright

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Assistants under Conkright who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

P. J. Fleck

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Head coaches under whom Fleck has served:

Jeff Traylor

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Head Coaches under whom Traylor served:

Kane Wommack

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Head coaches that Wommack has worked under:

Jim Braun

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Assistant coaches under Braun who became college head coaches:

Greg Adkins

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Coached under

Coached over

Drew Petzing

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NCAA or NFL head coaches under whom Drew Petzing has served:

Greg Olson (American football)

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NFL head coaches under whom Greg Olson has served:

Pete Carmichael Jr.

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NFL head coaches under whom Carmichael has served:

Pat Shurmur

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NFL head coaches under whom Pat Shurmur has served.

Assistant coaches under Pat Shurmur who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Patrick Graham (American football)

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NFL head coaches under whom Patrick Graham has served:

Joe Judge (American football)

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NCAA head coaches under whom Joe Judge has served:

NFL head coaches under whom Joe Judge has served:

Vic Fangio

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NFL head coaches under whom Fangio has served:

Byron Storer

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NFL head coaches under whom Byron Storer has served:

Dave Harms

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Assistant coaches under Braun who became college head coaches:

Tommy Restivo

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Head coaches that Tim Albin has worked under:

Mike Pellegrino

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NFL head coaches under whom Mike Pellegrino has served:

Bobby Collins (American football coach)

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Assistants under Collins who became college head coaches:

Darrell Dickey

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Assistants under Darrell Dickey who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

James Phelan (American football)

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Assistants under Phelan who became college or professional head coaches:

Byron Leftwich

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NFL head coaches under whom Byron Leftwich has served:

Chuck Mills

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Assistant coaches under Mills that became college head coaches:

Jerry Pettibone

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Assistant coaches under Pettibone who became college head coaches:

Don Shumpert

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NFL head coaches under whom Don Shumpert has served:

Bo McMillin

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Assistants under McMillin who became college or professional head coaches:

Sammy Baugh

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Assistants under Baugh who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Bobby Bentley

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Assistants under Bentley that became NCAA or NFL Head Coaches:

Charles London

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Coached under:

Harold Nichols (American football)

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Assistants under Nichols that became NFL or NCAA head coaches:

Jerry Azzinaro

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NFL head coaches under whom Azzinaro has served:

Brian Flores

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NFL head coaches under whom Brian Flores has served:

Mike White (American football coach)

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Assistant coaches under White who became college or NFL head coaches:

Tom Allen (American football)

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Assistant coaches under Allen who became college head coaches:

Bob Weber

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Assistant coaches under Weber who became college head coaches:

Joe Collier

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Assistants under Collier who became college or professional head coaches:

DeMeco Ryans

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NFL head coaches under whom DeMeco Ryans has served:

John DeFilippo

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NFL head coaches under whom John DeFilippo has served:

Edward McKeever

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Assistants under McKeever who became college or professional head coaches:

Jerod Mayo

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NFL head coaches under whom Jerod Mayo has served:

Pat Flaherty (American football)

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NFL head coaches under whom Pat Flaherty has served:

Mike Cavan

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Assistant coaches who have worked under Cavan and have gone on to become head coaches include: David Dean, Darrell Dickey, and Derek Dooley.

Tom Rathman

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NFL head coaches under whom Tom Rathman has served:

Frank Smith (American football)

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NFL head coaches under whom Frank Smith has served:

Brian Callahan

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NFL head coaches under whom Brian Callahan has served:

Dave Merritt

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NFL head coaches under whom Dave Merritt has served:

Jerry Schuplinski

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NFL head coaches under whom Jerry Schuplinski has served:

Cameron Achord

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NFL head coaches under whom Cameron Achord has served:

Kris Richard

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NFL head coaches under whom Kris Richard has served:

Bill Sheridan

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Head coaches that Sheridan has worked for:

Ray Goff

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Assistant coaches under Goff who became college head coaches:

Chad Morris

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Assistants under Morris that became College or NFL head coaches:

Edgar Bennett

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NFL head coaches under whom Edgar Bennett has served:

Adam Gase

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NFL head coaches under whom Gase has served:

Assistant coaches under Gase who became NFL head coaches:

Bret Ingalls

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Notable head coaches under whom Ingalls has served:

Frederick Dunlap (American football)

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Assistants under Dunlap that became college head coaches:

Kirby Wilson

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NFL head coaches under whom Kirby Wilson has served:

John Blake (American football)

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Head coaches under whom Blake served:

Assistant coaches under John Blake who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Jeff Ulbrich

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NFL head coaches under whom Jeff Ulbrich has served:

Bob Spoo

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Assistant coaches under Spoo who became college head coaches:

Dave Kragthorpe

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Kragthorpe's "coaching tree" includes both Jim and Brent Koetter, multiple state championship winning coaches at Pocatello and Highland High School in Pocatello; Marvin Lewis, who played and coached under Kragthorpe at ISU, now head coach of the Cincinnati Bengals; and Mike Shepherd, receivers and quarterbacks coach under Kragthorpe at Idaho State; who has had a long career as a quarterbacks coach and offensive coordinator in the National Football League.

Assistant coaches under Kragthorpe who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Joe Salem (American football)

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Assistants under Salem who became NFL head coaches:

Todd Bowles

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NFL head coaches under whom Bowles has served:

Coach Team Year(s)
Al Groh New York Jets 2000
Butch Davis Cleveland Browns 2001–2004
Terry Robiskie Cleveland Browns 2004
Bill Parcells Dallas Cowboys 2005–2006
Wade Phillips Dallas Cowboys 2007
Tony Sparano Miami Dolphins 2008–2011
Andy Reid Philadelphia Eagles 2012
Bruce Arians Arizona Cardinals, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2013–2014, 2019–present

Perry Fewell

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NFL head coaches under whom Perry Fewell has served:

Bill Lewis (American football coach)

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Assistants under Bill Lewis who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Paul Guenther (American football)

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NFL head coaches under whom Paul Guenther has served:

Tom Clements

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NFL head coaches under whom Tom Clements has served:

Lee Corso

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Assistant coaches under Corso who became college head coaches:

Bobby Lamb (American football)

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Assistants under Lamb that became college head coaches:

Kris Kocurek

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NFL head coaches under whom Kris Kocurek has served:

Larry Foote

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NFL head coaches under whom Larry Foote has served:

Don Martindale

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NFL head coaches under whom Don Martindale has served:

Jim Heacock

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Assistant coaches under Heacock who became college head coaches:

Tony Samuel

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Head coaches under whom Tony Samuel has played:

Head coaches under whom Tony Samuel has served:

Assistant coaches under Tony Samuel who became NCAA head coaches:

Tom Walsh (American football)

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Assistant coaches under Walsh that became college head coaches:

Dennis Allen (American football)

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NFL head coaches under whom Allen has served:

Gus Bradley

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NFL head coaches under whom Gus Bradley has served:

Assistant coaches under Gus Bradley who became NFL or NCAA head coaches:

Donnie Duncan

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Assistant coaches under Duncan that became college head coaches:

Al Holcomb

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NFL head coaches under whom Al Holcomb has served:

Buster Ramsey

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Assistants under Ramsey who became college or professional head coaches:

Lemuel Jeanpierre

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NFL head coaches under whom Lemuel Jeanpierre has served:

Tom Reed (American football)

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Assistant coaches under Reed who became college head coaches:

Joe Moorhead

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Assistants under Moorhead who later became college head coaches

Bob Babich (American football coach)

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Assistants under Babich who became NFL head coaches:

Wally English

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Assistant coaches under Wally English who became NCAA head coaches:

Mike McCormack (American football)

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Assistants under McCormack who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Steve Spagnuolo

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Main article: Coaching tree

NFL head coaches under whom Spagnuolo has served:

Assistant coaches under Spagnuolo who became NFL head coaches:

Tom Cahill (American football)

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Assistant coaches under Cahill that became college or professional head coaches:

Dick Flynn

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Assistant coaches under Flynn who became college head coaches:

Phil Parker

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Head Coaches that Phil Parker has worked for:

Jim Dickey

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Assistant coaches under Dickey who became college head coaches:

Henry Frnka

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Assistants under Frnka who became college head coaches:

Skip Holtz

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Assistants under Holtz who became college head coaches:

Jack Swarthout

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Assistant coaches under Swarthout who became college or professional head coaches:

Michael Foley (American football)

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Assistants under Foley that became NFL or NCAA head coaches:

John Mitchell (American football coach)

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Notable head coaches under whom John Mitchell has served:
Head Coach Team Capacity Year(s)
Paul "Bear" Bryant Alabama Crimson Tide defensive ends coach 1973–1976
Lou Holtz Arkansas Razorbacks defensive ends coach 1977–1982
Bill Belichick Cleveland Browns defensive line coach 1991–1993
Bill Cowher Pittsburgh Steelers defensive line coach 1994–2006
Mike Tomlin Pittsburgh Steelers assistant head coach/ defensive line coach 2007–present

Bill Oliver

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Assistant coaches under Oliver that became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Tyler Tettleton

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NFL head coaches under whom Tyler Tettleton has served:

Murray Warmath

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Assistants under Warmath who later became college or professional head coaches:

Jim Dray

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NFL head coaches under whom Jim Dray has served:

Ted Monachino

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Coached under

  • John Harbaugh (HC 2010-15) current head coach of the Baltimore Ravens, previously coached with the Eagles (1998-2007)
  • Greg Mattison (DC 2010) current defensive coordinator of Ohio State, previously coached Michigan (2011-18, 1992-96), Ravens (2008-10), Florida (2005-07) Notre Dame (1997-2004),
  • Chuck Pagano (DC 2011, HC 2016-17, DC 2019-present) current defensive coordinator of the Chicago Bears, previously coached with the Browns (2001-04), Raiders (2005–06), Ravens (2008–11), and the Colts (2012–17)
  • Dean Pees (DC 2012-15) current defensive coordinator of the Tennessee Titans, previously coached the Patriots (2004-09) and Ravens (2010-17)
  • Matt Nagy (HC 2019–present) current head coach of the Chicago Bears, 2018 Coach of the Year, previously coached with the Eagles (2008-12) and the Kansas City Chiefs (2013-17)

Coached over

Ray Morrison

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His coaching tree includes:

  1. Josh Cody
  2. Henry Frnka

Tom Jackson (American football, born 1948)

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Assistants under Jackson who have become NFL head coaches:

Rick Rasnick

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Assistant coaches under Rick Rasnick who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Matt Patricia

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NFL head coaches under whom Matt Patricia has served:

Coach Team Tenure
Bill Belichick New England Patriots (2004–2017)

Bill Bowes (American football)

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Assistant coaches under Bowes that became college or NFL head coaches:

Sean McDonnell

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Assistant coaches under McDonnell that became college or pro head coaches:

Mark Stoops

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Assistant coaches under Stoops who became college head coaches:

Alex Grinch

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Coach Grinch has worked for the following head coaches as an assistant/positional coach:

Dave Ragone

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Coached under

Coached over

Arthur Smith (American football coach)

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NFL head coaches under whom Arthur Smith has served:

Bob Simmons (American football coach)

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Assistant coaches under Simmons who became college head coaches:

Greg Davis (American football coach)

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Assistant coaches under Davis who became college head coaches:

Peter Badovinac

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NFL head coaches under whom Peter Badovinac has served:

NCAA head coaches under whom Peter Badovinac has served:

Steve Mariucci

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Assistant coaches under Steve Mariucci who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Eric Washington (American football)

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NFL head coaches under whom Eric Washington has served:

D'Anthony Batiste

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NFL head coaches under whom D'Anthony Batiste has served:

Dick Tomey

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Head coaches under whom Tomey played or coached:

Assistant coaches under Tomey who became college head coaches:

Sean Desai

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Coached under

Coached ove

Steve Heiden

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NFL head coaches under whom Steve Heiden has served:

Joe Hollis

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Assistant coaches under Hollis who became college or NFL head coaches:

Jay Rodgers

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Coached under

  • John Fox (HC 2012–2017): Chicago Bears (2015–2018), Denver Broncos (2011–2014)
  • Jack Del Rio (DC 2012–2014): Denver Broncos, Super Bowl XXXV champion
  • Vic Fangio (DC 2015–2018): current head coach of the Denver Broncos, Chicago Bears DC (2015–2018)
  • Matt Nagy (HC 2018–present) current head coach of the Chicago Bears
  • Chuck Pagano (DC 2019–present): previously head coach of the Indianapolis Colts (2012–17)

John Parrella

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NFL head coaches under whom John Parrella has served:

George Wilson (American football coach)

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Assistants under Wilson who became college or professional head coaches:

Don Patterson (American football coach)

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Assistant coaches under Don Patterson who became NCAA head coaches:

Jeff Woodruff

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Assistant coaches under Woodruff who became college head coaches:

Frank Maloney (American football)

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Assistant coaches under Maloney who became NFL or colllege head coaches:

Mark DeLeone

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Coached under

Coached over

  • Justin Houston (2016-18), 2014 NFL Sack leader
  • Derrick Johnson (2016-17), Chiefs franchise record holder in solo tackles & assisted tackles
  • Tamba Hali (2016-17), Chiefs franchise record holder in tackles for loss & quarterback hits

Sean McDermott

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NFL head coaches under whom Sean McDermott has served:

Jemal Singleton

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NFL head coaches under whom Jemal Singleton has served:

Stephen Nicholas

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NFL head coaches under whom Stephen Nicholas has served:

Don Clark (American football)

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Assistants under Clark who became college or professional head coaches:[63]

Mike Pettine

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NFL head coaches under whom Pettine has served:

Coach Team Year(s)
Brian Billick Baltimore Ravens 2002–2007
John Harbaugh Baltimore Ravens 2008
Rex Ryan New York Jets 2009–2012
Doug Marrone Buffalo Bills 2013
Mike McCarthy Green Bay Packers 2018
Matt LaFleur Green Bay Packers 2019–present

Assistant coaches under Pettine whom became NFL or NCAA head coaches:

Coach Team Year(s)
Kyle Shanahan San Francisco 49ers 2017–present
Jeff Hafley Boston College 2020–present

Nigel Burton

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Assistant Coaches under Burton that became head coaches:

Grant Teaff

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Assistant coaches under Teaff who became college head coaches:

Joe Raymond Peace

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Assistant coaches under Peace who became college head coaches:

Joe Whitt Jr.

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Coached under

  • Mike McCarthy (HC 2009-18) former head coach of the Green Bay Packers, he previously coached with the 49ers, Saints, and Chiefs
  • Dom Capers (DC 2009-17) current senior defensive assistant of the Jacksonville Jaguars, he previously coached with the Saints, Panthers (head coach from 1995–98 and 1997 NFL Coach of the Year), Steelers, Texans (head coach from 2002–05), Dolphins, Patriots, and Packers.
  • Mike Pettine (DC 2018) current defensive coordinator of the Green Bay Packers, he previously coached the Ravens, Jets, Bills, and Browns (head coach 2014-15)
  • Freddie Kitchens (HC 2019) former head coach of the Cleveland Browns, previously coached the Cowboys and Cardinals
  • Steve Wilks (DC 2019–present) current defensive coordinator of the Cleveland Browns, previously coached the Bears, Chargers, Panthers, and Cardinals (head coach 2018)

Coached over

  • Charles Woodson (2009–12) 8-time All-Pro, 9-time Pro Bowler, 1998 NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year, 2009 NFL Defensive Player of the Year, and two-time NFL Interceptions leader
  • Tramon Williams (2009–14) 2010 Pro Bowler
  • Sam Shields (2010–16) 2014 Pro Bowler

Todd Haley

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NFL head coaches under whom Todd Haley has served:

Joe Bowden

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NFL head coaches under whom Joe Bowden has served:

Jim Koetter

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Assistant coaches under Koetter who became college or professional head coaches:

Phil Sarboe

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Assistant coaches under Sarboe who became college head coaches:

George O'Leary

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Coached under:

Former assistants who became NCAA Division I FBS or NFL head coaches:

Nick Quartaro

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Assistant coaches under Quartaro of whom became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Walt Hameline

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Assistant coaches under Hameline who became college head coaches

Barney Cotton

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Head coaches under whom Barney Cotton has played:

Head coaches under whom Barney Cotton has served:

Assistants under Barney Cotton who became NCAA head coaches:

Bulldog Turner

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Assistants under Turner who became professional head coaches:

Chris Hurd

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Head coaches that Chris Hurd has worked under:

Scott Linehan

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NFL head coaches under whom Linehan has served:

College head coaches under whom Linehan served:

College head coaches under whom Linehan played:

===Bruce Arians Head coaches under whom Arians has served:

Assistant coaches under Arians who have become NFL head coaches:

Art Shell

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Shell has worked under four NFL head coaches:

Five of Shell's assistant coaches have become NFL or NCAA head coaches:

  • Mike White, Oakland Raiders (1995–1996)
  • Gunther Cunningham, Kansas City Chiefs, (1999–2000)
  • Jim Haslett, New Orleans Saints (2000–2005), St. Louis Rams (2008)
  • John Fox, Carolina Panthers (2002–2010), Denver Broncos (2011–2014), Chicago Bears (2015–2017)
  • Chuck Pagano, Indianapolis Colts (2012–2017)
  • Jim McElwain, Colorado State Rams (2012–2014), Florida Gators (2015–2017), Central Michigan Chippewas (2019–present)

Elliot Uzelac

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Assistant coaches under Uzelac who became college head coaches:

Shane Day

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NFL head coaches under whom Shane Day has served:

Jim Leavitt

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Assistant coaches under Leavitt who became college head coaches:

Marco Coleman

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NFL head coaches under whom Marco Coleman has served:

Tony Mason (American football)

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Assistant coaches under Mason who became college head coaches:

Dick MacPherson

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Assistant coaches under MacPherson who became college head coaches:[64][65]

Tom Gadd

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Assistants under Gaad who became college head coaches:

Robert Saleh

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NFL head coaches under whom Robert Saleh has served:

Jim Haslett

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Head coaches Haslett has served under:

Former Assistant Coaches that became NFL Head Coaches:

Former Assistant Coaches that became NCAA Head Coaches:

Romeo Crennel

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Assistant coaches under Crennel that became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

David Rader

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Assistants under Rader that became college head coaches:

Doug Marrone

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Marrone has served under three NFL head coaches:

Marrone has served under five collegiate head coaches:

Assistant coaches under Marrone who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Ken Norton Jr.

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NFL head coaches under whom Ken Norton Jr. has served:

Eric Mangini

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NFL head coaches under whom Eric Mangini has served:

Assistant coaches under Eric Mangini who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Dan Quinn (American football)

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NFL head coaches under whom Quinn has served:

Assistant coaches under Quinn who have become college or NFL head coaches:

Mike Vrabel

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NFL head coaches under whom Mike Vrabel has served:

Assistant coaches under Mike Vrabel who became NFL head coaches:

Vrabel has also played or coached under coach Bill Belichick, Bill Cowher, Romeo Crennel, and Urban Meyer.

Jim Trimble

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Assistants under Trimble who became college or professional head coaches:

Ben McAdoo

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NFL head coaches under whom McAdoo has served:

Fran Curci

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Assistants under Curci who later became college or professional coaches:

Dan Campbell

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NFL head coaches under whom Campbell has served:

Coach Team Year(s)
Tony Sparano Miami Dolphins 2010–2011
Joe Philbin Miami Dolphins 2012–2015
Sean Payton New Orleans Saints 2016–Present

Ryan Lindley

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NFL head coaches under whom Ryan Lindley has served:

Jim Lambright

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Assistant coaches under Lambright who became college or NFL head coaches:

Jack Crowe

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Assistant coaches under Jack Crowe who became NCAA head coaches:

Tony Elliott (American football coach)

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Head coaches that Tony Elliott has worked for:

Shane Steichen

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NFL head coaches under whom Shane Steichen has served:

Tosh Lupoi

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NFL head coaches under whom Tosh Lupoi has served:

NFL head coaches under whom Kyle Shanahan has served:

Kyle Shanahan

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Assistant coaches under Shanahan who became NFL or NCAA head coaches:

Curtis Johnson (American football coach)

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Assistants under Curtis Johnson who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Jason Michael

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NFL head coaches under whom Jason Michael has served:

Terry Donahue

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Assistant coaches under Donahue who became college or professional head coaches:

Frank Reich

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NFL head coaches under whom Frank Reich has served:

Garin Justice

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Head coaches under whom Justice has played:

Head coaches under whom Justice has served:

Billy Yates (American football

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NFL head coaches under whom Billy Yates has served:

Tim Beckman

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Assistant coaches under Beckman who became college head coaches:

Zac Taylor

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NFL head coaches under whom Zac Taylor has served:

Kellen Moore

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NFL head coaches under whom Kellen Moore has served:

Pete Hurt

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Assistants under Hurt that became college head coaches:

Brent Vigen

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Head coaches that Vigen has worked under:

Charley Winner

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Assistants under Winner who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Mike Smith (American football coach)

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NFL head coaches under whom Mike Smith has served:

Assistant coaches under Mike Smith who became NFL head coaches:

Jeff Rodgers

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NFL head coaches under whom Rodgers has served:

Pete Lembo

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Assistant coaches under Lembo who became college head coaches:

Chris Achuff

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NFL head coaches under whom Chris Achuff has served:

Tom Amstutz

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Assistants under Amstutz who became college head coaches:

Brian Knorr

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Assistants under Brian Knorr who became NCAA head coaches:

Brian Natkin

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NFL head coaches under whom Natkin has served:

Steve Logan (American football)

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Assistants under Steve Logan who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Tiquan Underwood

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NFL head coaches under whom Tiquan Underwood has served:

Dan Reeves

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Assistants under Dan Reeves who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Mike Nolan

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NFL head coaches under whom Mike Nolan has served:

Nolan has been linked to more than one coaching tree. He was a defensive coordinator for Brian Billick (who is part of the Sid Gillman/Bill Walsh coaching tree), Al Groh (who is part of the Bill Parcells coaching tree), and Norv Turner (part of the Jimmy Johnson tree). However, Nolan is most directly related to Dan Reeves. Reeves brought Nolan with him from Denver (where he was linebackers coach) to be the New York Giants defensive coordinator in 1993. Nolan excelled at the position and his success served as a springboard for later success with other teams.

Jim Tomsula

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NFL head coaches under whom Jim Tomsula has served:

Ray Rhodes

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NFL head coaches under whom Ray Rhodes has served:

Following first head-coaching job

Assistant coaches under Ray Rhodes who have become NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Jim Wacker

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Assistant coaches under Wacker who became college head coaches:

Bob Bicknell

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NFL head coaches under whom Bob Bicknell has served:

Joe Philbin

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NFL head coaches under whom Joe Philbin has served:

Coach Team Year(s)
Mike Sherman Green Bay Packers 2003–2005
Mike McCarthy Green Bay Packers
Dallas Cowboys		 2006–2011, 2018
2020–present
Chuck Pagano Indianapolis Colts 2016–2017

Assistant coaches under Joe Philbin who have become NFL head coaches:

Coach Team Year(s)
Zac Taylor Cincinnati Bengals 2019–present

Keith O'Quinn

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NFL head coaches under whom Keith O'Quinn has served:

Tim Albin

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Head coaches that Albin has worked under:

Assistant coaches under Albin that became college head coaches:

John Pagano

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NFL head coaches under whom John Pagano has served:

David Raih

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NFL head coaches under whom David Raih has served:

Matt Feeney

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Head coaches that Matt Feeney has worked under:

Ralph Hatley

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Assistant coaches under Hatley who became college head coaches:

Clark Shaughnessy

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Assistant coaches under Shaughnessy who became college or professional head coaches:

Spencer Whipple

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NFL head coaches under whom Spencer Whipple has served:

Gordy Combs

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Dick Zornes

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Assistant coaches under Zornes that became college head coaches:

Charlie Ragle

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Head coaches under whom Ragle has served:

Mike McDaniel

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NFL head coaches under whom Mike McDaniel has served:

Foge Fazio

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Assistant coaches under Foge Fazio who became college or professional head coaches:

Cameron Turner

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NFL head coaches under whom David Raih has served:

Bob Wylie

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Coached under

  • Ken Miller (HC 2009), previously coached with Argonauts (2002–06) and Roughriders (2007–11)
  • Josh McDaniels (HC 2010), six time Super Bowl champion (XXXVI, XXXVIII, XXXIX, LI, LIII) previously coached with the Patriots (2001–08, 2012–present), Broncos (2009–10), and Rams (2011)
  • Mike McCoy (OC 2010), previously coached with the Panthers (2000–08), Broncos (2009–12, 2017), Chargers (2013–16), and Cardinals (2018)
  • Hue Jackson (HC 2011, 2017–18), previously coached with the Redskins (2001–03), Bengals (2004–06, 2012–15, 2018), Falcons (2007), Ravens (2008–09), and Raiders (2010–11)
  • Al Saunders (OC 2011, Offensive assistant coach 2017–18), Super Bowl XXXIV champion, previously coached with the Chargers (1983–88), Chiefs (1989–98, 2001–05), Rams (1999–2000, 2008), Redskins (2006–07), Ravens (2009–10), Raiders (2011–14), Dolphins (2015), and Browns (2016–18)
  • Mike O'Shea (HC 2014–16), Canadian Football Hall of Fame linebacker (Class of 2017), winning three Grey Cups (1996, 1997, 2004)

Coached over

Hines Ward

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NFL head coaches under whom Hines Ward has served:

Dave Campo

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Assistant coaches under Campo that became NFL or college head coaches:

Wade Phillips

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NFL head coaches for whom Phillips has served:

Assistant coaches under Phillips who have become NFL or college head coaches:

Jim Fassel

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Assistants under Jim Fassel who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Mike Thiessen

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Head coaches that Mike Thiessen has worked for:

Troy Calhoun: Air Force (2007–present)

John Harbaugh

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NFL head coaches under whom Harbaugh has served:

Coach Team Year(s)
Ray Rhodes Philadelphia Eagles 1998
Andy Reid Philadelphia Eagles 1999–2007

Assistant coaches under Harbaugh who have become NFL head coaches:

Coach Team(s) Year(s)
Rex Ryan New York Jets, Buffalo Bills 2009–2014, 2015–2016
Hue Jackson Oakland Raiders, Cleveland Browns 2011, 2016–2018
Chuck Pagano Indianapolis Colts 2012–2017
Jim Caldwell Detroit Lions 2014–2017
Gary Kubiak Denver Broncos 2015–2016
Mike Pettine Cleveland Browns 2014–2015
Vic Fangio Denver Broncos 2019–present

Assistant coaches under Harbaugh who have become NCAA head coaches:

Coach Team Year(s)
Thomas Hammock Northern Illinois 2019–present

Jim Harbaugh

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Harbaugh played for:

Harbaugh served as an assistant coach for:

Harbaugh's assistant coaches who have become NCAA Division I head coaches:

Harbaugh's assistant coaches who have become NFL head coaches:

Pat Jones (American football)

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Assistant coaches under Jones who became college head coaches:

Bob Young (American football coach)

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Assistants under Young that became pro or college head coaches:

Brad Childress

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NFL head coaches under whom Childress has served:

Assistant coaches under Childress who became NFL head coaches:

Al Bagnoli

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Assistant coaches under Bagnoli that became college head coaches:

Rich Kotite

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NFL head coaches under whom Kotite served:

Rich Scangarello

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NFL head coaches under whom Rich Scangarello has served:

Sean Gleeson (American football)

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NCAA head coaches that Gleeson has worked under:

Doug Pederson

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NFL head coaches under whom Pederson has served:

Assistant coaches under Pederson who have become NFL head coaches:

Tony Sparano

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NFL head coaches under whom Tony Sparano had served:

Assistants under Sparano who have become NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Carl Snavely

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Assistants under Snavely who became college head coaches:

Monte Kiffin

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Assistant coaches under Monte Kiffin who became NCAA head coaches:

Jeff Nixon (American football coach)

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NFL head coaches under whom Jeff Nixon has served:

NFL head coaches under whom Nagy has served:

Matt Nagy

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Assistant coaches under Nagy who have become NFL head coaches:

Zac Roper

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Head coaches that Zac Roper has worked under:

Marc Trestman

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Assistant coaches under Trestman that became NFL, CFL, or NCAA head coaches:

Jack Del Rio

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NFL head coaches under whom Del Rio has served:

Assistants under Del Rio who became NFL head coaches:

Gary Kubiak

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NFL head coaches under whom Kubiak has served:

Assistant coaches under Kubiak who have become college or NFL head coaches:

Jim Schwartz

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NFL head coaches under whom Jim Schwartz has served:

Assistants under Jim Schwartz who have become NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Barry Gallup

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Assistants under Gallup who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

George MacIntyre

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Assistant coaches under George MacIntyre who became NCAA head coaches:

Jim Caldwell (American football)

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NFL head coaches under whom Jim Caldwell has served:

Assistants under Jim Caldwell who have become NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Bill O'Brien (American football)

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NFL head coaches under whom Bill O'Brien has served:

Assistant coaches under Bill O'Brien who became NFL head coaches:

Paul Roach (American football)

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Assistant coaches under Paul Roach who became NCAA head coaches:

Tom Cable

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NFL head coaches under whom Cable has served:

Assistant coaches under Cable who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Mike Mularkey

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NFL head coaches under whom Mularkey has served:

Assistants under Mularkey who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Chris Kiffin

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NFL head coaches under whom Chris Kiffin has served:

Raheem Morris

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NFL head coaches under whom Morris has served:

Assistant coaches under Morris who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Jim Zorn

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NFL head coaches under whom Jim Zorn has served:

Terry Brennan

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Assistant coaches under Brennan who have become college or professional head coaches:

Richard Williamson (American football)

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Assistant coaches under Richard Williamson who became NCAA head coaches:

Freddie Kitchens

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NFL and NCAA head coaches under whom Kitchens has served:

Paul Schudel

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Assistant coaches under Schudel who became college head coaches:

Ray Brown (offensive lineman)

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NFL head coaches under whom Ray Brown has served:

Anthony Lynn

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NFL head coaches under whom Lynn has served:

Dick Nolan (American football)

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Assistant coaches under Nolan who became college or professional head coaches:

Larry Zierlein

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Notable head coaches under whom Larry Zierlein has served:
Head Coach Team Capacity Year(s)
Mike Tomlin Pittsburgh Steelers offensive line coach 2007–2009
Bruce Arians Arizona Cardinals assistant offensive line coach 2013–2017

Rod Marinelli

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Assistant coaches under Marinelli that became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Jake Peetz

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Hardy Nickerson

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NFL head coaches under whom Hardy Nickerson has served:

Rob Chudzinski

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NFL head coaches under whom Chudzinski has served:

Rick Minter

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Assistant coaches under Minter who became college or NFL head coaches:

Josh McDaniels

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NFL head coaches under whom Josh McDaniels has served:

Assistant coaches under Josh McDaniels who became NFL head coaches:

John Rauch

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Assistants under Rauch who later became college or professional head coaches:

Ken Whisenhunt

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NFL head coaches under whom Whisenhunt has served:

Assistant coaches under Whisenhunt who became NFL head coaches:

Stump Mitchell

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NFL head coaches under whom Mitchell has served:

Mike Zimmer

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Notable head coaches under whom Zimmer has served:

Assistants under Zimmer who have become head coaches:

Brent Brennan

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The following is a list of all coaches Brennan served for at the NCAA Division I level through assistant coaching:

Key: † – As a letterman[98]

Deshea Townsend

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Mike Singletary

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College head coach under whom Singletary was a player
NFL head coaches under whom Singletary was a player
NFL head coaches under whom Singletary has served
Singletary's assistant coaches who have become NFL head coaches

Mike Tice

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NFL head coaches under whom Mike Tice has served:

Assistant coaches under Tice who have become NFL head coaches:

Assistant coaches under Tice who have become UFL head coaches:

Assistant coaches under Tice who have become NCAA head coaches:

Curtis Modkins

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NFL head coaches under whom Curtis Modkins has served:

Bud Carson

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Assistant coaches under Carson who have become college or professional head coaches:

Red Miller

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Assistant coaches under Miller who became college or professional head coaches:

Chris Palmer (American football)

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NFL head coaches under whom Palmer has served:

Assistant coaches under Palmer who became NFL head coaches:

Jack Christiansen

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Assistant coaches under Christiansen who have become college or professional head coaches:

Buddy Parker

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Assistants under Parker who became college or professional head coaches:

Hue Jackson

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NFL head coaches under whom Hue Jackson has served:

Assistant coaches under Jackson who have become NFL head coaches:

Bart Starr

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Assistant coaches under Starr who became college or professional head coaches:

Bruce Coslet

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Assistants under Bruce Coslet who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Everette Brown

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NFL head coaches under whom Everette Brown has served:

Kevin McGiven

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Head coaches that McGiven has worked under:

Steve Campbell (American football)

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Assistants under Campbell that became college head coaches:

Bill Callahan (American football)

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Assistant coaches under Callahan who became college or NFL head coaches:

Players under Callahan who became NFL head coaches:

Sean McVay

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Sean McVay has worked under three NFL head coaches:

Assistant coaches under McVay who became NFL head coaches:

Joe Walton

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Assistants under Joe Walton who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Hank Fraley

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NFL head coaches under whom Hank Fraley has served:

James Franklin (American football coach)

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Assistants under Franklin who have become head coaches:

Walt Michaels

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Assistants under Walt Michaels who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Dick Jauron

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NFL head coaches under whom Dick Jauron has served:

Following first head-coaching job

Assistant coaches under Dick Jauron who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Bud Grant

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As of 2020, Grant's assistants have become head coaches, and one won the Super Bowl.

  • Pete Carroll SEA, NYJ, NE
  • Marc Trestman CHI (2013-2014) + CFL MTL and TOR
  • Jack Petera SEA (1976-
  • Neill Armstrong, CHI (1977-1981)
  • Bob Hollway, STL
  • Jerry Burns, MIN (1986-1991)
  • Les Steckel, MIN (1984)
* The 1982 NFL season was shortened to nine games due to a players' strike.

Steve Axman

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Assistants under Axman who became NCAA or NFL head coaches

Marvin Lewis

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NFL head coaches under whom Lewis served:

Assistant coaches under Lewis who have become NFL or college head coaches:

Lovie Smith

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NFL head coaches under whom Smith has served:

Coach Team Year(s)
Tony Dungy Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1996–2000
Mike Martz St. Louis Rams 2001–2003

AAF head coaches under whom Smith has served:

Coach Team Year(s)
Mike Martz San Diego Fleet 2018–2019

Assistant coaches under Smith who became NFL head coaches:

Coach Team Year(s)
Perry Fewell Buffalo Bills Interim, 2009
Ron Rivera Carolina Panthers 2011–2019
Dirk Koetter Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2016–2018
Steve Wilks Arizona Cardinals 2018

Assistant coaches under Smith who became NCAA head coaches:

Coach Team Year(s)
Ron Turner FIU Panthers 2013–2016
Jeff Tedford Fresno State Bulldogs 2017–2019
Marcus Arroyo UNLV Rebels 2020–present

Mike Ditka

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NFL head coaches under whom Mike Ditka has served:

Assistants under Mike Ditka who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Charlie Harbison

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NFL head coaches under whom Harbison has served:

G. J. Kinne

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Notable head coaches under whom Kinne has served:

Tommy Zagorski

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Head coaches that Tommy Zagorski has worked under:

Fitz Hill

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Assistants under Hill that became college head coaches:

Derius Swinton II

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NFL head coaches under whom Derius Swinton II has served:

Rex Ryan

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NFL head coaches under whom Rex Ryan has served:

Coach Team Year(s)
Buddy Ryan Arizona Cardinals 1994–1995
Brian Billick Baltimore Ravens 1999–2007
John Harbaugh Baltimore Ravens 2008

Assistant coaches under Rex Ryan who have become NFL head coaches:

Coach Team Year(s)
Mike Pettine Cleveland Browns 2014–2015
Anthony Lynn Los Angeles Chargers 2017–present

Wes Welker

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NFL head coaches under whom Wes Welker has served:

Aazaar Abdul-Rahim

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Head coaches that Abdul-Rahim has worked under:

Mike Cox (coach)

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Head coaches that Mike Cox has worked under:

Nate Woody

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Brian Billick

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NFL head coaches under whom Brian Billick has served:

Assistant coaches under Brian Billick who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Dave Wannstedt

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Assistant coaches under Dave Wannstedt who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

John Madden

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Assistants under Madden who later became college or professional head coaches:[109]

Sam Wyche

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Assistants under Sam Wyche who became NCAA or NFL head coaches:

Ernest T. Jones

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Assistants under Jones that became NFL or NCAA head coaches:

Josh Cody

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Cody's coaching tree includes:

  1. Red Sanders
  2. Crook Smith

Sean Payton

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NFL head coaches under whom Sean Payton has served:

Assistant coaches under Payton who became NFL or college head coaches:

Henry L. Williams

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Williams coaching tree includes:

  1. Bernie Bierman
  2. Gil Dobie
  3. Clark Shaughnessy

Norv Turner

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NFL head coaches under whom Norv Turner served:

Following first head-coaching job

Assistant coaches under Norv Turner who have become NFL head coaches:

John Fox (American football)

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NFL head coaches under whom Fox has served:

Assistant coaches under Fox who became NFL head coaches:

Mike Tomlin

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NFL head coaches under whom Tomlin has served:
Head Coach Team Capacity Year(s)
Tony Dungy Tampa Bay Buccaneers Defensive Backs Coach 2001
Jon Gruden Tampa Bay Buccaneers Defensive Backs Coach 2002–2005
Brad Childress Minnesota Vikings Defensive Coordinator 2006
Assistant coaches under Tomlin who became NFL head coaches:
Coach Team(s) Year(s)
Bruce Arians Arizona Cardinals
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 		2013–2017
2019–present
Assistant coaches under Tomlin who became NCAA head coaches:
Coach Team(s) Year(s)
Sean Kugler UTEP Miners 2013–2017
Scottie Montgomery East Carolina Pirates 2016–2018

Jim E. Mora

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Assistants under Jim Mora who became College or NFL head coaches:

Jeff Fisher

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NFL head coaches under whom Jeff Fisher has served:

Assistant coaches under Jeff Fisher who have become NFL head coaches:

After Fisher's tutelage, Fassel, Williams, Schwartz, and Munchak have cumulatively posted 52 wins and 85 losses, or a winning percentage of approximately 38.2%.

Butch Davis

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Several of Davis' assistant coaches from his head coaching positions have gone on to be NFL and college football head coaches. Three of the coordinators from his time at the University of Miami would go on to be head coaches at either the NCAA or NFL level. Special teams coach Chuck Pagano would become the head coach of the Indianapolis Colts, Greg Schiano would become head coach at Rutgers and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and then back to Rutgers, and Larry Coker became the head coach of the University of Miami following Davis' departure and later coached at The University of Texas at San Antonio.

Oregon head coach Mario Cristobal served under Davis as a graduate assistant from 1998 to 2000. Randy Shannon served as the linebackers coach for Davis' first three years at Miami. Former Tulane head coach Curtis Johnson was an assistant under Davis at Miami. Davis' tight ends coach at Miami, Rob Chudzinski, is a former head coach of the Cleveland Browns. Chudzinski also worked in Cleveland when Davis was the head coach of the Browns.

While with the Cleveland Browns and the North Carolina Tar Heels, three of Davis' assistant coaches went on to serve as head coaches in some capacity. Everett Withers replaced him as the head coach at North Carolina for the 2011 season. Withers was the head coach at Texas State University until 2018 when he was fired. The secondary coach in Cleveland under Davis, Todd Bowles served as the interim head coach of the Miami Dolphins in 2011 and is former head coach for the New York Jets.[112] Davis' special teams coach in Cleveland in 2004, Taver Johnson, served as the interim head coach of Arkansas for a brief time during the spring following Bobby Petrino's departure and currently is the cornerbacks coach.

Bruce Arians served as offensive coordinator for the Cleveland Browns under Davis from 2001 to 2003. After stints as the offensive coordinator for the Pittsburgh Steelers and Indianapolis Colts, Arians served as the interim head coach for the Colts and was the head coach of the Arizona Cardinals from 2013 to 2017/[113] Arkansas head coach Sam Pittman was the offensive line coach for Davis at North Carolina.

Frank Thomas (American football)

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Assistants under Thomas who later became college or professional coaches:

Tommy Perry

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NCAA or NFL head coaches under whom Perry has worked:

Basketball

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Chris Collins (basketball)

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These former players and assistant coaches of Collins later became head coaches at the collegiate or professional levels.

Name Latest school / organization as head coach Relationship Years with Collins
Billy Donlon Kansas City Assistant coach 2017–2019

John Shumate

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These former assistants to Shumate later became head coaches:

Brad Underwood

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Ted Owens (basketball)

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Ted Owens' coaching tree.

Bob McKillop

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Several of McKillop's former assistants and players are currently head coaches or former head coaches at other schools:

Brad Brownell

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Several of Brownell's assistant coaches have gone on to their own careers as head basketball coaches:

Phil Martelli

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Numerous assistants of Martelli have gone on to become coaches at other programs.

Brendan Malone

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The following assistant coaches who worked for Malone had later become head coaches:

  • Darrell Walker, who served as an assistant coach under Malone for the first Toronto Raptors season in 1995–96, succeeded Malone as Raptors head coach in 1996 and remained head coach until the middle of the 1997–98 season. Walker later was head coach of the Washington Wizards in the later half of the 1999–2000 season.
  • John Shumate, who also served as assistant coach for the inaugural Raptors team, continued to be an assistant for the Raptors until 1998. In 2003, Shumate was head coach for the Phoenix Mercury of the WNBA.

Nate Oats

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Coaches who have served under Oats and became NCAA head coaches:

Phil Johnson (basketball, born 1958)

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Johnson has been an assistant coach under these head coaches:

These former players or assistant coaches for Johnson later became head coaches at the collegiate or professional level:

James Whitford

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Bob Marlin

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Marlin was an assistant for these head coaches:

These former players and assistant coaches of Marlin later became head coaches at the collegiate or professional levels.

Name Latest school / organization as head coach Relationship Years with Marlin
Jason Hooten Sam Houston State Assistant coach 2004–2010
Steve Shields Little Rock Assistant coach 1993–1994

Anthony Grant

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Assistants under Grant who became NCAA head coaches:

Bobby Hurley

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Coaches who have served under Hurley and became college head coaches:

Josh Pastner

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Seven of Pastner's former assistant coaches have gone on to their own careers as head coaches.

Assistant coaches

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Bo Ryan

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A number of Ryan's assistants have become head coaches elsewhere.

Rick Barnes

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These former assistant coaches or players of Barnes later became head coaches at the collegiate level or higher:

Shaka Smart

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These former assistant coaches or players of Smart later became head coaches:

Todd Lickliter

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Notable coaches who have played or coached under Todd Lickliter:

Brad Stevens - Current Boston Celtics head coach and former Butler University Head Coach

Brandon Miller - Former head men's basketball coach at Butler University

Matthew Graves - Current assistant men's basketball coach at Xavier and former head men's basketball coach at South Alabama

LaVall Jordan - Current head men's basketball coach at Butler University

Jeff Meyer - Current men's basketball assistant coach at Butler University

Chad Walthall - Current head men's basketball Coach at Minnesota State University, Moorhead

Stew Morrill

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These former assistant coaches or players of Morrill later became head coaches at the high school level or higher:

Scott Cherry

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Wes Miller - Current head coach at UNC Greensboro.

Mike Balado - Current head coach at Arkansas State.

Andy Kennedy (basketball)

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Assistants under Kennedy who became NCAA head coaches:

J. D. Barnett

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These former players and assistant coaches to Barnett later became head coaches.

Gregg Marshall

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Frank Martin (basketball)

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Assistants under Martin that became NCAA head coaches:

Kim Barnes Arico]

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Assistants who served as NCAA Division I basketball head coaches:

Jamie Dixon

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Several assistant coaches under Jamie Dixon have gone on to hold a head coaching position.

Billy Tubbs

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These assistant coaches and players of Tubbs later became head coaches:

Kevin Stallings

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Several of Stallings former assistants have gone on to their own careers as head coaches. They include:

Tim Miles

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Two of Miles' former assistants are currently head coaches at other schools:

Current assistants who were previously college head coaches:

Jim Foster (basketball)

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Following is a list of assistant coaches and players under Jim Foster who are currently, or have served as head coaches:[132] [133][134]

Name Position School Relationship to Foster Years
Geno Auriemma Head Coach Connecticut Assistant Coach (St. Joseph's) 1978–79
Debbie Black Head Coach Eastern Illinois Panthers Player (St. Joseph's)
Assistant Coach (Vanderbilt)
Assistant Coach (Ohio State) 		1984–88
1999-00
2005–13
Pat Coyle1 Head Coach St. Peter's Assistant Coach (St. Joseph's) 1990–91
Stephanie Gaitley2 Head Coach Fordham University Assistant Coach (St. Joseph's) 1982–85
Cindy Griffin Head Coach St. Joseph's Player (St. Joseph's)
Assistant Coach (Vanderbilt) 		1987–92
1993–95
Muffet McGraw3 Head Coach Notre Dame Assistant Coach (St. Joseph's) 1980–81
Deb Patterson Head Coach Kansas State Assistant Coach (Vanderbilt) 1992–96
Julie Plank4 Assistant Coach Atlanta Dream Assistant Coach (Vanderbilt) 1996–99
Katie Burrows5 Head Coach Chattanooga Assistant Coach (Chattanooga) 2014–18

1Served as head coach of the New York Liberty 2004–09

2Also served as head coach of Richmond 1985–91, St. Joseph's 1991–2000, Long Island 2003–08, Monmouth 2008–11

3Also served as head coach of Lehigh University 1982–87

4Also served as head coach of the Washington Mystics 1999–00

5Was also an assistant coach at Chattanooga four years prior

Lefty Driesell

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These former players or assistant coaches of Driesell later became head coaches at the collegiate or professional level:

Jud Heathcote

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Several of Heathcote's former assistants and players went on to successful head coaching jobs including:

Brenda Frese

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These assistant coaches or players under Frese later became head coaches:

Mike Dement]

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Wes Miller, currently the head coach at UNC Greensboro; was assistant under Dement from 2010 until Dement resigned on December 13, 2011

Ward Lambert

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Lambert coached and mentored several future NCAA coaches; the most notable include: John Wooden, Mel Taube, Blair Gullion, Emmett Lowery, Donald White, Jim Hinga and Ray Eddy.

Ben Howland

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These coaches who were assistants under Howland later became head coaches at the collegiate or professional level:

Tom Crean (basketball)

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A number of Crean's assistants have become head coaches elsewhere.

Jim Phelan (basketball)

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These former players or assistant coaches to Phelan later became head coaches:

Rick Majerus

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A number of Majerus' assistants and players later became head coaches at the collegiate or professional level.

Tina Martin

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These former players or assistant coaches under Martin later became head coaches..

Name Latest school/organization as head coach Relationship Years with Martin
Melissa (Dymek) Jackson[143] Akron Assistant coach 2004–2008
Tiara Malcom FIU Assistant coach 2006–2015
Jada Pierce[144] Niagara Assistant coach 1999–2001

Heather Oesterle

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Phyllis Mangina

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These former players or assistant coaches under Mangina later became head coaches..

Name Latest school/organization as head coach Relationship Years with Mangina
Marlin Chinn FIU Assistant coach 2005–2009
Tina Martin Delaware Assistant coach 1987–1996

Tad Boyle

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Three assistant coaches under Tad Boyle have gone on to hold head coaching positions:

Melanie Moore (basketball)

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Bobby Lutz (basketball)

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Jim Rosborough

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The list of players and team managers Rosborough has coached who have gone on to their own careers in coaching.

Darrin Horn

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Bill Self

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Six assistant coaches under Bill Self have gone on to hold head coaching positions:

Joanne P. McCallie

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Eighteen of McCallie's players and assistant coaches have gone on to pursue their careers in coaching and basketball management:

Name Current position Location Relationship to McCallie Years
Katie Abrahamson-Henderson Head Coach Albany Assistant Coach (Michigan State) 2000–2002
Niya Butts Head Coach Arizona Assistant Coach (Michigan State) 2002–2003
Felisha Legette-Jack Head Coach Buffalo Assistant Coach (Michigan State) 2000–2002
Janel Burgess Head Coach Grand Valley State Assistant Coach (Maine and MSU) 1999–2004
Semeka Randall Head Coach Ohio University Assistant Coach (Michigan State) 2005–2007
Darren Bennett Head Coach Skidmore Assistant Coach (Michigan State) 2003–2004
Julie Veilleux Head Coach Colby College Player (Maine) 1999–2000
Cindy Blodgett Assistant Coach Boston University[153] Player (Maine) 1994–1998
Joy Cheek Assistant Coach Ohio State Player (Duke) 2008–2010
Candice M. Jackson Assistant Coach Duke Player (Michigan State) 2001–2005
Wanisha Smith Assistant Coach Longwood University Player (Duke) 2007–2008
Darin Thrun Assistant Coach Saginaw Valley State Player (Michigan State) 2003–2006
Abby Waner Assistant Coach Denver Player (Duke) 2006–2009
Kristin Haynie Assistant Coach Eastern Michigan Player (Michigan State) 2002–2005
Rene Hayes Assistant Coach Western Michigan Player (Michigan State) 2004–2007
Lindsay Bowen Video Coordinator Texas Tech Player (Michigan State) 2002–2006
Julie Pagel Director of Operations Michigan State Player (Michigan State) 2001–2004
Amy Vachon Head Coach Maine[154] [155] Player (Maine) 1996–2000

Charity Elliott

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These former players or assistant coaches under Elliott became head coaches:

Beth Burns

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These former players or assistant coaches under Burns later became head coaches:

Matthew Graves

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Assistants under Graves who have gone on to be head coaches:

George Nessman

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These assistants or former players of Nessman have become head coaches at the collegiate or professional level:

Matt Painter

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Several of Painter's assistants have gone on to become head coaches elsewhere.

Steve Forbes (basketball)

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These coaches who were assistants under Forbes later became head coaches at the collegiate or professional level:

Tony Bennett (basketball)

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These former assistant coaches of Bennett have become head coaches at the collegiate level.

Dave Loos

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These former players or assistant coaches of Loos later became head coaches at the collegiate or professional level:

As of the 2014–15 season, former players of Loos now who are now assistant coaches with Loos at Peay are Charles "Bubba" Wells (2005–present) and Corey Gipson (2012–present).[173][174]

Geno Ford

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Ford has several successful college head and assistant coaches apart of his coaching tree from his head coaching stints. Listed below are members who have been named or otherwise have been college head coaches.

  • Rob Senderoff - head coach at Kent State; was Ford's associate head coach at Kent State for three seasons (2008-2011).
  • Patrick Beilein - former head coach at Niagara; was Ford's director of basketball operations at Bradley for one season (2011–12).

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Mark Marquess

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These former players or assistant coaches under Marquess later became head coaches at the high school or college level, or Major League Baseball managers.

Name Latest school/organization as head coach Relationship Years with Marquess
David Esquer Stanford Player, assistant coach 1984–1987, 1991–1996
Rusty Filter Santa Clara Assistant coach 2010–2017[175]
Ryan Garko Pacific Player, assistant coach 2000–2003, 2014
A. J. Hinch Houston Astros Player 1993–1996
Mark Machtolf Gonzaga Player 1984–1987
Dave Nakama Treasure Valley CC Assistant coach 1997–1998, 2002–2009
Mark O'Brien Santa Clara Assistant coach 1999–2001[176]
Ed Sprague Jr. Pacific Player 1986–1988


Paul Mainieri

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Paul Mainieri's influence extends throughout the game of baseball, as seven of his former assistant coaches and six of his former players presently work as coaches or administrators.

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Ron Polk

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Former players and assistant coaches who went on to be college head coaches and MLB team managers include Jim Case, John Cohen, Pete Dunn, Mark Johnson, Pat McMahon, David Perno, Daron Schoenrock, Brian Shoop, Buck Showalter, and Steve Smith.[178]

Tim Corbin

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Several of Corbin's former assistants have been hired to prominent coaching positions in collegiate and professional baseball.

Jim Schlossnagle

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Assistant coaches under Jim Schlossnagle who became NCAA head coaches:

Joe Maddon

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Former players and coaches under Joe Maddon who became MLB managers:

Bill Kernen

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The following assistant coaches who worked under Kernen later became head coaches:

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Beverly Smith (softball)

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Jo Evans

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Patrick Murphy (softball)

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Karen Weekly

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Tim Walton (softball)

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Patty Gasso

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Donna J. Papa

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Carol Hutchins

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Jacquie Joseph

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Kristen Butler

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Glenn Moore (softball)

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Kelly Inouye-Perez

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Jamie Trachsel

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Rachel Lawson

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Boo De Oliveira

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Samantha Ricketts

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Pete D'Amour

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Amy Hogue

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Trisha Ford

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Jessica Allister

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Melyssa Lombardi

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Heather Tarr

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Rhonda Revelle

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Tyra Perry

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Kelly Kovach Schoenly

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Amanda Lehotak

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Yvette Healy

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Kristin Vesely

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Crissy Strimple

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Laura Valentino

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John Rittman

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The following became head coaches after being players or assistant coaches under Rittman.

Name Latest school/organization as head coach Relationship Years with Rittman
Lonni Alameda Florida State, USSSA Pride Assistant coach 1997–2003
Jessica Allister Stanford Player, assistant coach 2001–2004, 2007–2009
Marcy Crouch Santa Clara[183][184] Player 1997–1999[185]
Trisha Ford Arizona State Assistant coach 2004–2012[186]
Jaime Forman-Lau Santa Clara[187][188] Player 2000–2001[189]
Danielle Henderson UMass Lowell Assistant coach 2013
Letty Olivarez Arizona State Assistant coach 2012–2014[190]
Claire Sua-Amundson Cal State East Bay Assistant coach 2012–2014[191][192]

Marissa Young

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Lonni Alameda

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  • Michelle Thomas-Grost: Oklahoma (1990–1992)

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Holly Aprile

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Margie Wright

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Laura Berg

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Sierra Romero

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Ashley Chastain

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Courtney Deifel

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Lu Harris-Champer

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Margo Jonker

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  187. ^ "Forman-Lau Named SCU's Softball Head Coach". Santa Clara University. July 20, 2004. Archived from the original on October 24, 2004. Retrieved June 10, 2018.
  188. ^ "Softball Completes Spring Season". Santa Clara University. June 13, 2005. Archived from the original on November 2, 2005. Retrieved June 11, 2018.
  189. ^ "Jaime Forman-Lau". Santa Clara University. Archived from the original on December 22, 2005. Retrieved June 10, 2018.
  190. ^ "Letty Olivarez". San Jose State University. Retrieved June 9, 2018. ...three years at Stanford (2012–14)...
  191. ^ "Claire Sua-Amundson". Cal State East Bay. Retrieved June 9, 2018.
  192. ^ "Claire Sua-Amundson". Cal State Fullerton. 2014. Retrieved June 9, 2018. Claire Sua-Amundson joins the Fullerton softball staff after completing her third season with the Stanford softball program, and her second as the associate head coach.
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