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Mike Cummings - Football Coach - App State Athletics
Mike Cummings joined head coach Shawn Clark's staff as offensive line coach in January 2023 and was part of a nine-win season with a Sun Belt East Division title
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Jerry Taylor - Assistant Head Coach / Offensive Coordinator / QB Coach - Football Coaches - Bluefield State University
Jerry Taylor, with 13 years of coaching experience, joins the Big Blue as Assistant Head Coach, Offensive Coordinator, and Quarterbacks Coach. Taylor comes from
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More of his personal history.Jerry Taylor - Assistant Head Coach / Offensive Coordinator / QB Coach - Football Coaches - Bluefield State University
Jerry Taylor, with 13 years of coaching experience, joins the Big Blue as Assistant Head Coach, Offensive Coordinator, and Quarterbacks Coach. Taylor comes from
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Seems like some good coaches based on what I’m reading. I like that Taylor has experience with huesman having his first OC role, and taylor seems like a guy who enjoys coaching which could bring some emotional spark to the WRs.
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Trevor Mendelson - Tight Ends Coach - Staff Directory - University of Richmond Athletics
Trevor Mendelson is in his first season as an assistant coach for head coach Russ Huesman in spring of 2021 and will work directly with the tight ends group....
Sources: Jaguars hiring top young OL coach, Trevor Mendelson
Trevor Mendelson's collegiate coaching stops include Wake Forest and Notre Dame, as well as most recently as Lance Taylor's Western Michigan program.
Huesman just keeps on getting quality up and coming coaches 🏈🕸️🕷️
Ross Douglas Named Wide Receivers Coach And Pass Game Coordinator - University of Oregon Athletics
Oregon football head coach Dan Lanning announced the hiring of Ross Douglas as the Ducks' new wide receivers coach and passing game coordinator on Thursday.
I understand your point, but we have a winning program and not concerned with playing other
FCS programs. The football coach is looking at the football team and not the size of the school.
The point is we recognize quality coaches and bring them in and when they move up we are replacing them with the right people to maintain a winning program. Kudos to Coach Huesman and Coach Wood for maintaining this winning culture and the expectation of both coach and player development at the FCS level. I appreciate the fact that our coaches and players are of the quality that they have options as it means we are brining the right people into our program. I am even more impressed that we have been able to reload the last several years to maintain our level of success. Hopefully that continues in a new conference.
Like his enthusiasm, think he will be good add.
I keep hearing good things about this guy.
Good guy.A players coach.A good friend.He’ll eventually find his way back to his alma mater.
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I could be wrong, but I believe it was the opportunity to work with Mike London.
If you attended the games, it was obvious that Huesman and October just did not work well with each other. Constantly arguing and disagreeing on play calling and decisions. It was best that no longer exists. The real answer will be how October preforms as OC At W&M and how our play calling works at UR! We will miss his recruiting and relationships with the players.🕸️🕷️🏈
He should have called a better game. the Woodford game seemed to be where the disagreements seemed to escalate. It’s very possible that Russ knew at that point that he had to intervene in order to save the season. The offense underperformed in the two years October was the play caller. We would look at him very differently if he wasn’t an alum.
Wasn’t the biggest fan of Huesman to start because we didn’t make the playoffs the first four years here and when we had Lauletta Huesman’s first year. But I’ll give credit where’s it’s due. He has done a solid job with this program the last couple years winning back to back CAA titles. For Richmond football though, standard isn’t just making playoffs but making deep runs in the playoffs which I want to see him take that next step.
Still, with the new NIL in football and our best players leaving now every year, Huesman and staff have done a great job recruiting and bringing in the right guys. While his honest interviews may not always be the best thing to say publicly (like saying he’s not a players coach) I do appreciate his willingness to admit fault, the need to do better, and call out stuff like Maryland taking our kicker.
With the move to the PL, we’ll see how it goes but we’re positioned well to succeed. Need to change the transfer rules and bring in Villanova. Then I’ll feel much better about the conference and our future in being a top caliber FCS program.
Still, with the new NIL in football and our best players leaving now every year, Huesman and staff have done a great job recruiting and bringing in the right guys. While his honest interviews may not always be the best thing to say publicly (like saying he’s not a players coach) I do appreciate his willingness to admit fault, the need to do better, and call out stuff like Maryland taking our kicker.
With the move to the PL, we’ll see how it goes but we’re positioned well to succeed. Need to change the transfer rules and bring in Villanova. Then I’ll feel much better about the conference and our future in being a top caliber FCS program.
Ball-movement blood runs through UR first-year play-caller Jacob Huesman
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Ball-movement blood runs through UR first-year play-caller Jacob Huesman
Jacob Huesman starred as a passer, runner at Chattanooga. Now he's UR play-caller.
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