Is DC and DL the last 2 positions left?

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On Jan 3, 2011, at 9:17 AM, Gatorrrrrr <[email protected]> wrote:

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> Muschamp Adds To Staff
> Monday January 3, 2011
> GAINESVILLE, Fla. – On the day he was introduced to Gator Nation, new Florida 
> football coach Will Muschamp said he wanted to hire “an experienced 
> play-caller’’ as his offensive coordinator.
> 
> Charlie Weis can certainly use that description on his résumé.
> 
> Muschamp officially announced Monday that Weis, currently the offensive 
> coordinator of the Kansas City Chiefs, will join his coaching staff next 
> season as offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach. Weis, 54, owns four Super 
> Bowl rings as an NFL assistant over 16 seasons. He joined the Chiefs’ staff 
> this season after five seasons as head coach at Notre Dame, where he compiled 
> a 35-27 record.
> 
> “Charlie was a perfect fit for what I was looking for in an offensive 
> coordinator,” Muschamp said. “He has both college and pro experience and has 
> been a play-caller in the NFL. He has four Super Bowl rings and his 
> accomplishments and his ability to develop quarterbacks speak for 
> themselves.’’
> 
> Muschamp also announced the hiring of offensive line coach/running game 
> coordinator Frank Verducci and assistant athletic director for football 
> operations George Wynn.
> 
> Weis told The Kansas City Star after the Chiefs’ regular-season finale Sunday 
> that family played a large role in his decision to leave the Chiefs after one 
> season and return to the college game.
> 
> While Weis is excited about joining Muschamp’s inaugural staff at Florida, he 
> plans to continue coaching with the Chiefs through the playoffs. They host 
> Baltimore in the first round of the playoffs on Sunday.
> 
> “We hope the Chiefs make a run to the Super Bowl – it would be great for the 
> Chiefs and great for the Gators,’’ Muschamp said. “Everyone involved with the 
> Kansas City organization has been first class about the transition.”
> 
> Meanwhile, Verducci, 53, also brings significant NFL and college coaching 
> experience to Muschamp’s staff. He has coached multiple Pro Bowlers and 
> All-Americans during his 28-year career and served on Weis’ staff at Notre 
> Dame in 2009.
> 
> In 2002, Verducci was offensive line coach for the Dallas Cowboys when former 
> UF star Emmitt Smith broke Walter Payton’s record as the NFL’s all-time 
> leading rusher. Prior to moving to the NFL, Verducci spent 10 seasons at Iowa 
> working under Hayden Fry.
> 
> “Frank will bring a sense of toughness and a physical style of play from our 
> offensive line,” Muschamp said. “It is important that the offensive line 
> coach and offensive coordinator work closely together and always be on the 
> same page. Charlie and Frank had that together at Notre Dame in 2009 and they 
> will have a cohesive plan for the Gators.”
> 
> Wynn, who played at Georgia during Muschamp’s time with the Bulldogs, comes 
> to Florida after serving the past six seasons at assistant athletic director 
> for football operations at Texas.
> 
> “George and I played college football together and I’ve known him for close 
> to 20 years,” Muschamp said. “George has a unique combination of 
> administrative, compliance and football experience. He will work hand in hand 
> with our various departments to help run the day-to-day operations of the 
> football department and has always had great relationships with the 
> student-athletes.”
> 
> Muschamp’s hiring of Weis made a splash around the NFL and college football.
> 
> In his first season with the Chiefs – who had won 10 games in the three 
> previous seasons – Weis’ savvy play-calling has helped quarterback Matt 
> Cassel emerge as a potential Pro Bowl quarterback for the AFC West champion 
> Chiefs.
> 
> NFL insiders say a large part of Cassel’s improvement and Kansas City’s 
> success can be attributed to the arrival of Weis, who implemented a balanced 
> offensive scheme that he used in New England and that Cassel thrived in 
> during the 2008 season as Tom Brady’s replacement. He has also taken over 
> play-calling for head coach Todd Haley.
> 
> Cassel has thrown for 3,116 yards, 27 touchdowns and seven interceptions. 
> Meanwhile, the Chiefs lead the NFL in rushing behind the duo of Jamaal 
> Charles (1,467 yards) and Thomas Jones (896).
> 
> Monday’s additions come a day after Muschamp announced that he hired Aubrey 
> Hill, a former Gators receiver, as receivers coach and Travaris Robinson as 
> defensive backs coach. Muschamp retained D.J. Durkin, Brian White and Stan 
> Drayton from Urban Meyer’s coaching staff.
> 
> Durkin is the linebackers/special teams coordinator, White will coach tight 
> ends, and Drayton is running backs coach/recruiting coordinator.
> 
> Woody (via iPhone)
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