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Saturday February 28, 2009
Arizona Cardinals: Our sources tell us former Kansas City Chiefs running backs coach Curtis Modkins has joined the Cardinals’ staff.
Dakota State: Josh Anderson is the new head football coach.
Illinois: Our sources tell us that Akron offensive graduate assistant Carmen Bricillo has accepted the offensive graduate assistant position at Illinois. We hear Bricillo will work with the offensive line.
Kansas State: Former K-State player Jonathan Beasley will serve as recruiting operations assistant. Beasley coach the wide receivers at Montana State the past 2 seasons. Also, former K-State all-american cornerback Joe Gordon has joined the staff in an administrative role.
North Greenville: We hear Charleston Southern secondary coach Chad Staggs could be the next the join the staff at North Greenville. We hear Staggs is close to landing the co-defensive coordinator job.
South Florida: We hear Colorado secondary coach Greg Brown has been offered the defensive coordinator job by Jim Leavitt.
Southeastern Oklahoma: Former Linfield College assistant Thomas Ford has joined the staff as offensive GA. He will coach the running backs. Former Southeastern Oklahoma State defensive back Craig Andrus will serve as the defensive GA. He will coach the linebackers.
Western Kentucky: Former Wyoming offensive coordinator Bob Cole has been hired as the quarterbacks coach at WKU.
Friday February 27, 2009 (Update 2)
Kansas State: We hear a NFL team is trying to lure special teams coordinator Jeff Rodgers.
LSU: We hear former Nicholls State offensive line coach Josh Eargle will join the LSU staff as an office intern.
North Greenville: Former Nicholls State defensive line coach Skylor Magee will join the North Greenville staff as co-defensive coordinator.
Southern Miss: ULM linebackers coach Deke Adams has accepted the defensive line job at USM.
Western Kentucky: We hear a Kent State assistant and former Wyoming assistant will both join the WKU staff.
JOB POSTING:
St Ambrose University: located in Davenport, Iowa an NAIA institution in the Mid States Football Association is seeking multiple graduate assistants in football. Primary responsibilities are to assist the head coach in all facets of the program. Position includes stipend and full tuition waiver. Previous participation or coaching experience at the collegiate level is preferred. Experience with Power Edit editing system/strength and conditioning a plus. Acceptance into graduate school at St Ambrose is required. Start date is August 1, 2009. Send or e-mail cover letter, current resume and three references to: Mike Magistrelli, Head Football Coach, St Ambrose University 518 W Locust Street Davenport, IA 52803 <MagistrelliMichaelJ@sau.edu>
Friday February 27, 2009
Central Arkansas: We hear Central Oklahoma offensive coordinator Jay Wilkinson will interview at UCA for the quarterbacks job.
Maine: There is not a wide receivers job open. South Florida hired Phil McGeoghan, who served on the Navy Prep last season.
Rhode Island: As we first reported, Rhode Island is set to name Joe Trainer as the new head football coach.
Sam Houston State: Our sources tell us that former Northwestern State head coach Scott Stoker has accepted the defensive coordinator job at Sam Houston State. It also appears that former Baylor assistant under Guy Morris, Lee Hays, will join the staff as offensive line coach.
San Diego: Offensive line coach Todd Washington has been promoted to offensive coordinator.
South Florida: Head coach Jim Leavitt could be interested in Iowa State assistant Chris Ash for the defensive coordinator job.
Yale: Former San Diego State offensive coordinator Brian Stark has joined the Yale staff in the same capacity.
Thursday February 26, 2009 (Update 2)
Let us know what you hear. <mail@footballscoop.com>
Bethany College: Former West Virginia Wesleyan head coach Bill Struble has accepted the defensive coordinator job at Bethany College.
Hawaii: We hear former Baltimore Ravens linebacker Mike Smith has accepted a graduate assistant job with Hawaii.
McMurry: Head coach Donny Gray has stepped down.
Rice: Former SMU offensive line coach Ronnie Vinklarek has joined the Rice staff as offensive line coach. Vinklarek coach in the CFL last season with Edmonton.
Note: The OPEN DATES DATABASE has been updated.
Thursday February 26, 2009
University of Virginia: Internship Program The University of Virginia Strength & Conditioning Department is accepting applications for the position of Football Strength and Conditioning Volunteer Intern for the Fall, Spring, and Summer semesters. The successful candidate will be required to schedule and maintain a minimum of 20 hours per week with the strength & conditioning department. The program is designed for undergraduate students and the post bachelor professional looking for experience. The daily responsibilities will include: 1. Assisting with supervision and execution of strength training programs 2. Teaching student athletes proper techniques and equipment use 3. Attending to the daily maintenance of the training facilities 4. Participation in weekly projects and assignments throughout the internship program Compensation: Division 1 experience with earned recommendation for future career opportunities. No monetary compensation will be provided. Qualifications: Must have a strong work-ethic and have a desire to become a strength and conditioning professional. Ideal candidates will have a bachelors degree and a certification from one of the following. (NSCA, CSCS; CSCCA, SCCC; USAW) Inquiries must be received by: April 1st for Summer semester July 15th for the Fall semester November 15th for the Fall semester If you are interested, send a letter of interest, resume, and three professional references to: University of Virginia Attention: Brandon Hourigan, Director of Football Training and Player Development P.O. Box 400836 Charlottesville, VA 22904 If you have any questions, please call Brandon Hourigan at 434-982-5194 or e-mail at <bhourigan@virginia.edu> .
Does your kicker, punter or long snapper want to play at the next level? One On One Kicking, an NCAA approved camp committed to training and developing the best special teams players in the country, has been rated by Scout.com as “the best training facility for kickers and punters in America.” One On One Kicking is responsible for assisting in the ranking of high school players nationwide on the following recruiting services: Scout.com, ESPN, Rivals.com, LRS Sports, Footballscoop.com, Open Sports and Varsity Sports Media.
One On One is pleased to announce its partnership with Morten Andersen, an NFL veteran that holds the following NFL records: most points career (2,544), most games played (382), most consecutive games scored (360), most field goals (565) and most field goals attempted (709). We are clearly not your typical kicking camp. Our staff of former NFL punters, kickers, long snappers, NCAA All-Americans, Lou Groza finalists and conference players of the year is committed to ensuring we place the best players in college football and the professional ranks.
Mike McCabe, the founder of One On One Kicking, and his staff have trained numerous players in One On One Kicking’s year round program that have become high school and college All Conference and All Americans and have represented our company in numerous high school and college All American games. With 8 locations in Pelham, AL, Prattville, AL, Suwanee, GA, Daytona Beach, FL, West Palm Beach, FL, Orlando, FL, Ft. Lauderdale, FL and future locations in Tennessee, Colorado and Hawaii, our training program is designed to prepare players to excel in game situations, and to instill muscle memory, to become a consistent kicker or punter. Consequently, our program is a year-round commitment and only for athletes that are committed to playing at the next level, we will not accept anything less.
The year-round program includes 2 small group training sessions per month, led by our staff, and two competition events, the Expo and the Elite Camp. Furthermore, the Expo and Elite Camp offer our athletes the following opportunities: competition against America’s best kickers and punters, additional instruction from guest coaches around the country, personal charting, filming and online exposure on our prospects page for recruitment and marketing to every college coach from Division 1A to NAIA.
Benefits for players attending our camps include:
Free college recruiting service by Coach McCabe included for those with the talent to play college football
Pre-National Rankings information for kickers, snappers and punters will be sent to Rivals.com (Freshman, Sophomores and Juniors only)
OpenSports.com will provide a player profile for free for every player that attends this event
Transportation from the airport and to each event
Camp results emailed to college coaches and scouts and posted on many major websites
Camp video performance of your training and your highlight video posted online OpenSports.com
The best training facilities of any camp
Honest assessments of your abilities that are provided to college scouts and coaches on your behalf
Subsequently, we recruit for all our camp attendees and year-round trainees in hopes they receive a scholarship offer. Although we do not guarantee a player will receive a college scholarship, approximately 175 One On One Kicking campers have been signed through our camps and events annually since 2001. Next, 98% of our kickers and 100% of our punters in our year-round programs have been offered scholarships since 2001.
One On One Kicking has also been assigned to operate the kicking and punting camps for many major universities, including: Florida, Walter Camp All-American Award Kicking camp, Miami (FL), Alabama, and Houston.
Finally, our athletes that receive a college scholarship or preferred walk-on offer train in our Alabama college speed and weight training program for free during their four years in college. Lastly, you will not find a more affordable and efficient program in the country that trains, develops and recruits for your child.
Regards,
Coach Mike McCabe
Founder and Director of One On One Kicking
Coach Dan Lundy
Director of Kicking
One On One Kicking
Thursday February 26, 2009
Franklin College: Former Indiana running back Josiah Sears has accepted the co-offensive coordinator job at Franklin College.
James Madison: Our sources tell us Valdosta State defensive backs coach Maurice Linguist has accepted the secondary job at JMU.
Lincoln University: is no longer accepting applications. Please do not call the football office.
Morrisville State College: Former University of Dubuque defensive coordinator Jay Davis has accepted the same position at Morrisville State College.
One on One Kicking partners with former NFL star Morten Anderson.
Rhode Island: We hear Bowling Green assistant Joe Trainer could become the next head coach at Rhode Island.
South Florida: Mike Canales has been promoted to offensive coordinator. Maine wide receivers coach Phil McGeoghan has accepted the wide receivers job at USF. Illinois co-defensive coordinator Dan Disch has decided to remain with the Illinois staff after receiving an offer to become the defensive coordinator under Jim Leavitt.
Vanderbilt: Defensive coordinator Bruce Fowler has been promoted to assistant head coach / defense. Defensive backs coach Jamie Bryant has been promoted to defensive coordinator. Defensive line coach Rick Logo and running backs coach Des Kitchings will serve as co-special teams coordinators.
JOB POSTING:
Dickinson College (PA): Carlisle, PA, Centennial Conference, has a defensive intern position open. Room, board, stipend, and medical coverage provided. Coach a position (preference given to defensive line), on the road recruiting, video editing, practice preparation, and other duties as assigned by head coach. Start date July 2009. Email cover letter and resume to Darwin Breaux(breaux@dickinson.edu<mailto:breaux@dickinson.edu>. )
Golden West College: in Huntington Beach, CA is looking for an Offensive Coordinator, ASAP. This is a part time position paying in the range of 15-20K. Teaching classes, if available, would be in addition. If interested please email letter and resume to <nmitchell@gwc.cccd.edu> No phone calls, please.
Wednesday February 25, 2009
Baldwin-Wallace: We hear Wayne State linebackers coach Jim Meyer will accept the defensive coordinator job at Baldwin-Wallace.
Ball State: Dante Love will serve as a student assistant. Coach Stan Parrish expects to hire Love as a graduate assistant next spring.
D1 Sports Training: The FootballScoop Staff would like to congratulate the D1 Sports Training staff for the outstanding preparation leading up to the 2009 NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis. We noticed on several occasions the spectacular performances from the athletes that trained at D1 Sports.
Elon: We hear Rich Skrosky will coach the quarterbacks and John Strollo will coach the offensive line. Elon is expected to name a new special teams coach soon to replace Shane Burham, who joined the Iowa State staff 2 weeks ago. Former Walter M. Williams HS head coach Sam Story joins the staff as a volunteer assistant.
Fresno State: BYU graduate assistant Micah Alba has been hired to coach the corners. Randy Stewart has been promoted to defensive coordinator. Former Eastern Washington assistant Joe Wade will coach the running backs. Former San Jose City College offensive coordinator Keith Williams will coach the wide receivers. Tim Skipper will serve as defensive run-game coordinator. Linebackers coach Will Plemons will now coach the defensive line. Tight ends coach Jeff Grady will coach the quarterbacks and call the plays. Offensive line coach Derek Frazier will serve as co-offensive coordinator. Wide receivers coach John Baxter will now coach the tight ends. Baxter will continue to coach the special teams as well.
Idaho State: Former Detroit Lions defensive line coach Joe Cullen has accepted the defensive line job at Idaho State.
Illinois State: Miami (FL) graduate assistant Dan Shula has joined the staff at Illinois State as an offensive assistant.
Michigan Tech: We hear there is an offensive line job open at Michigan Tech.
Portland State: Former San Diego defensive backs coach Brandon Shelby is joining the Portland State staff as secondary coach.
Rutgers: Wide receivers coach Kirk Ciarrocca and offensive line coach Kyle Flood will now serve as co-offensive coordinators. Linebackers coach Bob Fraser and secondary coach Ed Pinkham will now serve as co-defensive coordinators. Head coach Greg Schiano has served as his own defensive coordinator since 2005.
Southern Miss: We Valdosta State defensive coordinator Joe Cauthen is one of three candidate for the open defensive line job.
Tennessee Titans: Our sources tell us the Titans have hired Northwestern defensive GA Rayna Stewart. We hear Northwestern has filled the GA position.
UNLV: Former New Mexico assistant DeAndre Smith has been hired to coach the running backs.
Virginia: Former Cleveland Browns assistant Bob Trott has been hired to coach the linebackers.
JOB POSTINGS:
Saint Anselm College: is seeking an assistant coach immediately. Saint Anselm College is located in Manchester, NH and is a member of the Northeast 10 Conference. The position includes coaching own position, assist in recruiting, practice preparation, and other duties as assigned by the head coach. This is a 10 month Part-Time coaching position, which includes all meals, and a stipend ranging from $6-10 K, there is currently NO housing but it is a future possibility, there is NO tuition remittance available. The position is open IMMEDIATELY. Minorities are encouraged to apply. Pay schedule runs annually from August through May. Please send Cover Letter, Resume and References to Head Coach Patrick X. Murphy at <pmurphy@anselm.edu> . Do not call.
Proctor Academy (NH): an independent boarding-day school of 350 students in grades 9-PG and located in Andover, NH has an available position for a Head Varsity Football Coach. Required qualifications: Bachelor’s Degree. Football expertise and coaching experience at the high school and/or college level. The ideal candidate will possess strong organizational abilities, excellent communication skills and enjoy daily involvement with adolescents. Job Responsibilities: The Head Football Coach will oversee all aspects of the football program including leading the coaching staff, recruiting appropriate applicants, and assisting with college placements. Preference will be given to applicants that can teach and are willing to be involved in all aspects of a boarding school community. Please send a resume, cover letter and list of references to Kathy Noble, Director of Athletics either electronically at [mailto:nobleka@proctornet.com ]nobleka@proctornet.com or Kathy Noble, Director of Athletics, Proctor Academy, PO Box 500, Andover, NH 03216. (603) 735-6257
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South Dakota State University: is accepting applications for a Graduate Assistant position in Strength and Conditioning. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to, assisting in design and implementation of Strength & Conditioning programs for assigned sports. Provide proper instruction for safe and effective lifting techniques and equipment usage. Supervising weight room day-to-day activities and conduct periodic performance & strength testing. Qualifications: Candidates must have a bachelor’s degree with an emphasis in sports sciences, CPR certification and certified or working to be certified through the National Strength and Conditioning Association(NSCA) or Collegiate Strength & Conditioning Coaches Association (CSCC). In order to be awarded the position the candidate must be admitted to graduate school at South Dakota State University. Compensation includes 2/3 tuition waiver and a monthly stipend. Previous strength coaching experience preferred. Previous athletic experience preferred. Olympic Lifting experience preferred. Experience using Microsoft Word, Excel and Access strongly recommended. Consideration will be given to individuals who possess strong interpersonal, leadership and communication skills with
integrity. The position will begin June 1st Application deadline is March. 20th 2009 To apply:
Submit a letter of application, resume and three references to Nathan Moe,
Head Strength & Conditioning Coach, South Dakota State University, Box 2820 Brookings, SD 57007-1497 <nathan.moe@sdstate.edu> Phone: (605) 688-4803 Fax: (605) 688-5999. South Dakota State University is an equal opportunity, equal access, affirmative action employer committed to achieving a diverse community.
Tuesday February 24, 2009
North Dakota State University: Strength & Conditioning Department is actively seeking interested students to fulfill internship positions within our program for summer, fall and spring. Interns can expect to gain valuable, hands on experience in areas such as program design, exercise instruction, plyometric, speed and agility techniques, conditioning, facility and athlete management. Internship responsibilities will vary and will include various duties within the NDSU Strength & Conditioning Department. Hours will vary throughout the semester and may include early morning, late afternoon, or weekend hours. The quality of the interns experience is directly related to the effort and commitment that is put forth. Student’s who ask questions, get involved and make an effort to go above and beyond will be rewarded with a successful experience. Requirements: Graduate or undergraduate students working towards a degree in exercise science or a related field. Must have a strong desire to pursue a career in strength and conditioning. Previous weight room or athletic experience preferred. Compensation: Academic credit only, this is an unpaid internship. Deadlines: Spring: November 1, Summer: April 1, Fall: July 1 Interested applicants must submit a cover letter, resume, and list of references by mail or e-mail to: Jason Miller, NDSU Dept 1200, P.O Box 6050, Fargo, ND 58108-6050. (701) 231-6423 <jason.s.miller@ndsu.edu>
College of the Sequoias: Our sources tell us offensive coordinator Andy Siegal has resigned.
Clemson: We hear North Greenville University wide receivers coach Justin Stepp has accepted the offensive GA position at Clemson.
JUCO head jobs: We hear Merced (CA), La Valley (CA), Harper (Illinois) are all open.
South Florida: Former Rutgers defensive backs coach Chris Demarest has interviewed for the defensive coordinator job.
UCLA: As we first reported several days ago, UCLA has announced the hiring of SMU linebackers coach Tim Hundley to coach the safeties.
UNLV: We hear former Midamerica Nazarene head coach Jed Stugart has accepted the linebackers job at UNLV.
UT-San Antonio: There is a report that the 3 finalists for the UTSA job are Larry Coker, Paul Randolph, and Mel Tjeerdsma.
Monday February 23, 2009
South Florida: Nebraska linebackers coach Mike Ekeler has interviewed for the defensive coordinator job at USF.
Sunday February 22, 2009
Hinds CC: Our sources tell us David Armstrong has resigned as offensive coordinator at Hinds CC.
Idaho State: We hear Detroit Lions defensive line coach Joe Cullen has interviewed at Idaho State.
Indiana: Running backs / special teams co-coordinator Dennis Spring has added the title of assistant head coach. Tight ends coach Kyle Conner will serve as assistant offensive line coach. Co-defensive coordinator Brian George will coach the defensive tackles. Co-defensive coordinator Joe Palcic will coach the secondary. Safeties coach Mike Yeager will coach the linebackers. George Ricumstrict will move from linebackers to defensive ends.
Rhode Island: Head coach Darren Rizzi has resigned to join the Miami Dolphins staff as special teams coach.
South Florida: Former Cincinnati defensive coordinator Joe Tresey has interviewed for the defensive coordinator job at USF.
Stillman College: Our sources tell us head coach L.C. Cole has hired veteran high school coach James Wright to coach the outside linebackers. We hear Wright will also coordinate the strength and conditioning program.
UCLA: Special teams coach Frank Gansz Jr. has interviewed with the Dallas Cowboys. We hear the Kansas City Chiefs are interested in Gansz as well.
Saturday February 21, 2009
UCLA: We hear SMU linebackers coach Tim Hundley has interviewed for the safeties position at UCLA. Our sources tell us Hundley is expected to accept the job.
Cal: Our sources tell us recently hired Kansas State offensive coordinator Andy Ludwig is leaving Bill Snyder’s staff in Manhattan to accept the offensive coordinator job at Cal.
