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Teryl Austin (DBs, 1999-2002): Austin has spent his time since his Michigan days with the Seattle Seahawks, Arizona Cardinals, and Florida Gators. He was hired as the secondary coach for the Baltimore Ravens prior to the 2011 season and still holds that job.
Vance Bedford (DBs, 1995-98, 2007): Bedford spent 2008-09 as Florida's cornerbacks coach before becoming defensive coordinator at Louisville in 2010, a job he still holds.
Adam Braithwaite (Safeties, 2010): Braithwaite was the defensive coordinator for Christopher Newport University, a D-III school, in 2011. He was hired prior to this coming season to be the safeties coach at Tennessee-Chattanooga.
Erik Campbell (WRs, 1995-2007; Asst. HC, 2005-07): Campbell was hired to be Iowa's wide receivers coach prior to the 2008 season, a position he has held since that time. He also spent 2008-09 coaching the tight ends.
Mike DeBord (Various positions including OC, OL, TEs, and Asst. HC, 1992-1999, 2004-07): DeBord was hired as an assistant OL coach for the Seattle Seahawks in 2008 and coached the TEs there in 2009. He spent 2010 and 2011 as the TEs coaches for the Chicago Bears, a position he still holds.
Tony Dews (WRs, 2008-10): Dews spent the 2011 season coaching TEs and being the recruiting coordinator for Pitt. He was hired prior to this coming season by Rich Rodriguez to be the WRs coach at Arizona.
Ron English (DBs, 2003-07; DC, 05-07): English spent 2008 as the DC for Louisville before becoming the HC at Eastern Michigan, a position he still holds.
Greg Frey (OL, 2008-10): Frey was hired as OL coach at Indiana prior to the 2011 season, a position he still holds.
Tony Gibson (DBs, 2008-10; Asst. HC 2010): Gibson was hired as the DBs coach at Pitt prior to the 2011 season, but left to become Rich Rodriguez's DBs coach at Arizona prior to the upcoming season.
Jim Herrmann (DC, 1997-2005): Herrmann was the LBs coach for the New York Jets from 2006-2008, then was hired to be the New York Giants LBs coach in 2009, a position he still holds.
Jay Hopson (LBs, 2008-09): Hopson was hired to be the safeties coach and DC at Memphis in 2010, but resigned after the first two games of the 2011 season after being demoted. He was hired prior to the upcoming season to be the HC at Alcorn State (known best for producing former NFL quarterback Steve McNair). Hopson is the first white head coach in the history of the SWAC.
Ron Lee (DBs, 2006): Lee was hired by the Minnesota Gophers to be the DBs coach from 2007-10, where he also served as co-defensive coordinator from 2009-10. I can't find any info on where he might be coaching now.
Scot Loeffler (QBs, 2002-07): Loeffler, a former Michigan QB, spent 2008 as the QBs coach for the Detroit Lions. He then spent 2009-10 as the QBs coach at Florida, 2011 as the OC/QBs coach at Temple, and was hired prior to the upcoming season to be the OC/QBs coach at Auburn.
Calvin Magee (OC, 2008-10): Magee spent the 2011 as Asst. HC, RBs coach, and co-OC at Pitt. He was hired by Rich Rodriguez to the same role at Arizona for the upcoming season.
Terry Malone (OL, 1997-2005; OC 2002-05): Malone has been the TEs coach for the New Orleans Saints since 2006.
Andy Moeller (OL, 2000-07): Moeller was the assistant OL coach for the Baltimore Ravens from 2008-10, and was promoted to be the OL coach in 2011, a position he still holds.
Greg Robinson (DC, 2009-10): Robinson appears to have retired from coaching after leaving Michigan.
Rich Rodriguez (HC, 2008-10): Rodriguez spent the 2011 season as a college football analyst for CBS Sports before being hired as Arizona's HC prior to the upcoming season.
Scott Shafer (DC, 2008): Shafer was hired to be the DC at Syracuse prior to the 2009 season, a position he still holds.
Bill Sheridan (LBs, 2002; DL, 2003-04): Sheridan spent the 2005-08 season as LBs coach for the New York Giants before spending one year as DC in 2009. For the past two seasons, he was the LBs coach for the Miami Dolphins. He was hired prior to the upcoming season to be the DC for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Rod Smith (QBs, 2008-10): Smith spent the 2011 season as the QBs coach and co-OC at Indiana. He was hired prior to the upcoming season by Rich Rodriguez to the same position at Arizona.
Steve Stripling (DL, 2005-07): Stripling spent a year out of college coaching before being hired as Central Michigan's DEs coach for 2009. Prior to the 2010 season, he was hired to be Cincinnati's Asst. HC and DL coach. Prior to the upcoming season, he also added the title of co-defensive coordinator.
Steve Szabo (LBs, 2006-07): Szabo spent as year as the DC/LBs coach at Colgate in 2008, then a year as Asst. HC and LBs coach at Eastern Michigan in 2009. He took 2010 off from coaching before being hired as Illinois State's DC/LBs coach prior to the 2011 season, a position he still holds.
Bruce Tall (DL, 2008-10): Tall has not actively been coaching since being let go by Michigan, but he has been hired as the DC for the fledgling college football program from Charlotte, which begins play on August 31, 2013.
Greg R deserves the death penalty. I don't mean kill him, but he needs to be banned from football forever. Glad to see he cant get work.
ReplyDeleteStop it, Please. Greg won four Rose Bowls and two Super Bowls.
DeleteRoy Manning is coaching RBs at Cinci now. Former UM OL Adam Stenavich is the new UM offensive grad assistant.
ReplyDeleteFor all the people that had been bashing Carr for his lack of coaching tree, a lot of his ex-assistants are doing relatively well at other assistant positions. I wouldn't be surprised to see coaches like Campbell, Loeffler, and Bedfordcontinue to rise. Many people, in a rush to support RR, really didn't give Carr assistants time to move up in the world. I think in the end his coaching tree will be solid to good and people will be forced to readjust their opinions on that aspect of his career.
ReplyDeleteWhatever happened to the D-Line coach from the 97 National Championship team?
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