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Paul Chryst, Pittsburgh
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Paul Chryst took over at Pitt following an exceptional eight-year
tenure at Wisconsin (2002, 2005-11), where he earned acclaim as one of
college football’s finest teachers and strategists. The Badgers compiled a
60-19 record (.759) during his six seasons overseeing the offense, which
annually ranked among the best in the country. In 2011, Chryst helped
Wisconsin to an 11-3 record and its second consecutive Big Ten title
and Rose Bowl berth. The Badgers featured a prolific offense that set no
fewer than a dozen school records, including points per game (44.1 avg.),
total offense per game (469.9 avg.), total rushing yards (3,298) and total
passing yards (3,280). Those powerful Wisconsin offenses were a reflection of the man drawing up
and calling the plays. The players were well prepared, fundamentally sound, workmanlike - and had
fun playing the game. Coach Chryst is a welcomed addition to our Nike Family of Coaches.
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Kirk Ferentz, Iowa
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Coach Kirk Ferentz has been the Head Coach at the University
of Iowa since 1999. He has also served as an assistant coach with the
Cleveland Browns and Baltimore Ravens of the NFL. Ferentz played
college football as a linebacker at the University of Connecticut from
1974 to 1976. Ferentz was the offensive line coach at the University of
Iowa under Hall of Fame coach Hayden Fry for nine seasons, from 1981
to 1989. Eleven Hawkeyes coached by Ferentz went on to play in the
NFL. Three of them were first round picks in the NFL draft, and five of
his players were first team All-Big Ten selections. During his tenure as
the Hawkeyes Head Coach the team has compiled a record of 101 and 69 and played in 10 Bowl
Games.
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Mike Gundy, Oklahoma St.,
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Oklahoma State Head Coach Mike Gundy was the 2011 winner
of the Paul “Bear” Bryant College Coach of the Year Award and the
Eddie Robinson National Coach of the Year Award presented by the
Football Writers Association of America. He led Oklahoma State to
an 12-1 record, its first-ever Big 12 championship and BCS bowl game
appearance in 2011. In guiding the Cowboys to the 2011 Big 12 title,
OSU became the first school other than Oklahoma or Texas to win the
conference since 2003. Named the Head coach in 2005, Gundy is on the
cusp of becoming the winningest coach in OSU football history. He has
made OSU into a national title level program that is respected by all.
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Bob Surace, Princeton, |
Bob Surace was a key member of the 1989 Ivy League champion
Princeton football team, will be entering his third year as the Head
Coach of The Princeton Tigers. Surace had served as assistant offensive
line coach for the Cincinnati Bengals for six years and prior to that, he
served two seasons as an offensive staff assistant. In addition to his work
with the line, he played a key role in the entire offensive staff’s game
preparation. In 2009, that offense helped the Bengals to a 10-6 record and
a sweep of their AFC North rivals, including the defending Super Bowl
champion Pittsburgh Steelers. The 22nd head coach at Princeton, Surace
was a first-team All-Ivy center when he helped the 1989 Tigers to a 6-1 league mark and a share of
the Ivy title. In addition to his tenure with the Bengals, Surace was also the head coach at Division
III Western Connecticut State University, where he put together an 18-3 record in 2000 and 2001.
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Larry Fedora, UNC
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Larry Fedora, who led Southern Miss to the 2011 Conference
USA championship, is in his first year as head football coach at the
University of North Carolina. Fedora is the 35th head coach in UNC
history and the 11th since the ACC was formed in 1953.
In four seasons at Southern Miss, Fedora compiled a 34-19 overall
record, including a 12-2 mark in 2011, and advanced to four consecutive
bowl games. USM concluded one of the program’s best regular seasons
by knocking off previously unbeaten and then-No. 6 ranked Houston,
49-28, in the CUSA title game and beating Nevada in the Hawaii Bowl.
The Golden Eagles reached double digits in wins for just the third time in school history and the first
time since 1952. The 12 victories were a school record. USM finished the season ranked 19th in the
USA Today Coaches Top 25 poll and 20thin the Associated Press Top 25 poll. While admired for his
offensive style, Fedora also brings an attacking defensive philosophy to UNC.
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