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One thing that has yet to be mentioned, he knew how to spot coaching talent.
Coaching tree[edit]
The following assistant coaches under Johnny Majors became college or professional head coaches:
Coaching tree[edit]
The following assistant coaches under Johnny Majors became college or professional head coaches:
- Lynn Amedee: UT Martin (1980–1981)[21]
- Joe Avezzano: Oregon State (1980–1984)[22]
- Bob Babich: North Dakota State (1997–2002)[23]
- Kippy Brown: Memphis Maniax (2001)[24]
- King Block: Arkansas State (1960–1962)[25]
- Dom Capers: Carolina Panthers (1995–1998), Houston Texans (2002–2005)[26][27]
- Curt Cignetti: IUP (2011–2016), Elon (2017–2018), James Madison (2019–present)[28]
- David Cutcliffe: Ole Miss (1998–2004), Duke (2008–present)[29][30]
- Daryl Dickey: Presbyterian (1997–2000), West Georgia (2008–2013)[31][32]
- Phillip Fulmer: Tennessee (1992–2008)[33]
- Ray Greene: North Carolina Central (1979), Alabama A&M (1979–1983, 1986–1988)[34]
- Jon Gruden: Oakland Raiders (1998–2001), Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2002–2008), Oakland Raiders (2018-Present)[35]
- Ray Hamilton: Bay State Titans[36]
- Walt Harris: Pacific (1989–1991), Pittsburgh (1997–2004), Stanford (2005–2006)[37]
- Jimmy Johnson: Oklahoma State (1979–1983), Miami (FL) (1984–1988), Dallas Cowboys (1989–1993), Miami Dolphins (1996–1999)[38]
- Ken Karcher: Liberty (2000–2005)[39]
- Larry Lacewell: Arkansas State (1979–1989)[40]
- Larry Marmie: Arizona State (1988–1991)[41]
- Gary Nord: UTEP (2000–2003)[42]
- Bill Pace: Vanderbilt (1967–1972)[43]
- Randy Sanders: East Tennessee State (2018–present)[44]
- Al Saunders: San Diego Chargers (1986–1988)[45]
- Jackie Sherrill: Washington State (1976), Pittsburgh (1977–1981), Texas A&M (1982–1988), Mississippi State (1991–2003)[46]
- Kevin Steele: Baylor (1999–2002)[47]
- Dave Wannstedt: Chicago Bears (1993–1998), Miami Dolphins (2000–2004), Pittsburgh (2005–2010)[48]
- Tommy West: Chattanooga (1993), Clemson (1993–1998), Memphis (2001–2009)[49]
- Ron Zook: Florida (2002–2004), Illinois (2005–2011)[50]
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