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Where every SEC head coach was working a decade ago

Kevin Duffey

By Kevin Duffey

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The landscape changes every single year, and it’s interesting to look back through time and see where coaches came from.

Thirteen of the SECโ€™s 14 coaches held on-field assistant coaching positions a decade ago; the only one who didn’t is Hugh Freeze, who was Ole Missโ€™ assistant athletic director for football external affairs.

To see how farย former high school coaches Freeze and Gus Malzahn have come has been fun to watch.

Hereโ€™s where every current head coach was 10 years ago:

Bret Bielema (Arkansas): Entering his second year as Wisconsinโ€™s defensive coordinator

Hugh Freeze (Ole Miss): Entering his first year as Ole Missโ€™ Assistant AD for Football External Affairs

Butch Jones (Tennessee): Entering his first year as West Virginiaโ€™s wide receivers coach

Gus Malzahn (Auburn): Entering his fifth year as Springdale (Ark.) High Schoolโ€™s head coach

Derek Mason (Vanderbilt): Entering his first year as Ohioโ€™s wide receivers coach

Jim McElwain (Florida): Entering his third year as Michigan State’s wide receivers coach and special teams coordinator

Les Miles (LSU): Entering his first year as LSUโ€™s head coach

Dan Mullen (Mississippi State): Entering his first year as Floridaโ€™s offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach

Gary Pinkel (Missouri): Entering his fifth year as Missouriโ€™s head coach

Mark Richt (Georgia): Entering his fifth year as Georgiaโ€™s head coach

Nick Saban (Alabama): Entering his first year as Miami Dolphinsโ€™ head coach

Steve Spurrier (South Carolina): Entering his first year as South Carolinaโ€™s head coach

Mark Stoops (Kentucky): Entering his second year as Arizonaโ€™s defensive coordinator and defensive backs coach

Kevin Sumlin (Texas A&M): Entering his third year as Oklahomaโ€™s special teams coordinator and tight ends coach

The SECโ€™s head coaches entering the 2005 season (a decade ago):

  • Alabama: Mike Shula
  • Arkansas: Houston Nutt
  • Auburn: Tommy Tuberville
  • Florida: Urban Meyer
  • Georgia: Mark Richt
  • Kentucky: Rich Brooks
  • LSU: Les Miles
  • Mississippi State: Sylvester Croom
  • Missouri: Gary Pinkel
  • Ole Miss: Ed Orgeron
  • South Carolina: Steve Spurrier
  • Tennessee: Phillip Fulmer
  • Texas A&M: Dennis Franchione
  • Vanderbilt: Bobby Johnson
Kevin Duffey

A graduate of the University of Florida and founder of Saturday Down South, Kevin is a college football enthusiast.

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