AFCA Coach of The Year - Assistant Coach of The Year Award

Assistant Coach of The Year Award

The Assistant Coach of the Year Award is presented to a deserving assistant coach in each of the four NCAA football divisions and the NAIA. The award was created to honor assistant coaches who excel in community service, commitment to the student-athlete, on-field coaching success and AFCA and professional organization involvement.

Year Division Coach School
1997 Division I-A Alan Gooch Central Florida
1997 Division I-AA Alonzo Lee Hampton
1997 Division II Richard Cundiff Texas A&M-Kingsville
1997 Division III Roland Christensen Wisconsin-La Crosse
1997 NAIA Samuel Wickliffe Campbellsville (Ky.)
1998 Division I-A Richard Bell Air Force
1998 Division I-AA John Wright Hampton
1998 Division II Wesley McGriff Kentucky St.
1998 Division III Mike Plinske Bethel College (Minn)
1998 NAIA Eric Graves Campbellsville (Ky.)
1999 Division I-A Jerry Sandusky Penn State
1999 Division I-AA David Bailiff Southwest Texas St.
1999 Division II Mike Moroski California-Davis
1999 Division III Don Montgomery Mount Union
1999 NAIA Haywood Riner Campbellsville (Ky.)
2000 Division I-A John Gutekunst South Carolina
2000 Division I-AA John Shannon Jackson State
2000 Division II Kyle Schweigert North Dakota
2000 Division III Don DeWaard Central (Iowa)
2000 NAIA Bill O’Boyle Hastings (Neb.)
2001 Division I-A Fred Jackson Michigan
2001 Division I-AA Tom Gilmore Lehigh
2001 Division II Bart Tatum Northwest Missouri State
2001 Division III Chris Meidt Bethel (Minn.)
2001 NAIA Roger VanDeZande Southern Oregon
2002 Division I-A Ron Aiken Iowa
2002 Division I-AA Roy Wittke Eastern Illinois
2002 Division II Tony Ierulli Shippensburg
2002 Division III Brian Ward Wabash
2002 NAIA Charles Gartenmayer Benedictine (Kan.)
2003 Division I-A Chuck Petersen Air Force
2003 Division I-AA Donovan Rose Hampton
2003 Division II Mike Turner Carson-Newman
2003 Division III Pedro Arruza Washington (Mo.)
2003 NAIA Mike Gardner Tabor
2004 Division I-A Brian White Wisconsin
2004 Division I-AA Tony Pierce Alabama State
2004 Division II Brian Hughes C.W. Post (N.Y.)
2004 Division III Keith Emery Johns Hopkins
2004 NAIA Nick Howlett Carroll (Mont.)
2005 Division I-A Michael Haywood Notre Dame
2005 Division I-AA Galen Scott Illinois State
2005 Division II Cary Fowler Midwestern State
2005 Division III Dan Garrett Kean
2005 NAIA Allen Friesen Dana College
2006 Football Bowl Subdivision John Chavis Tennessee
2006 Football Championship Subdivision Sam Eddy Youngstown State
2006 Division II Mike Terwilliger East Stroudsburg
2006 Division III Jeff Wojtowicz Mount Union
2006 NAIA Colby Hensley Kansas Wesleyan
2007 Football Bowl Subdivision Calvin Magee West Virginia
2007 Football Championship Subdivision Tom Matukewicz Southern Illinois
2007 Division II Scott Bostwick Northwest Missouri State
2007 Division III Neal Neathery Wabash
2007 NAIA Ryan Nourse Morningside
2008 Football Bowl Subdivision Mac McWhorter Texas
2008 Football Championship Subdivision John Loose Lafayette
2008 Division II Matt Entz Winona State
2008 Division III Dick Bowzer Central (Iowa)
2008 NAIA Dennis Murphy Benedictine (Kansas)
2009 Football Bowl Subdivision Mike MacIntyre Duke
2009 Football Championship Subdivision Mark Speir Appalachian State
2009 Division II David Needs Carson-Newman
2009 Division III Jeff Thomas Redlands
2009 NAIA Josh Gehring Morningside
2010 Football Bowl Subdivision Luke Fickell Ohio State
2010 Football Championship Subdivision Rick Fox Drake
2010 Division II Joe Lorig Central Washington
2010 Division III Chris Rusiewicz Ursinus
2010 NAIA Doug Schleeman Montana Tech
2011 Football Bowl Subdivision Norm Parker Iowa
2011 Football Championship Subdivision Jason McEndoo Montana State
2011 Division II Hank McClung Central Missouri
2011 Division III Greg Peterson Bethel (Minn.)
2011 NAIA Craig Mullins Georgetown (Ky.)
2012 Football Bowl Subdivision Kirby Smart Alabama
2012 Football Championship Subdivision John Revere Eastern Kentucky
2012 Division II A. J. Blazek Winona State
2012 Division III Joe Early Middlebury
2012 NAIA Gregg Horner Valley City State

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