NIKE CLINIC

orlandoFEBRUARY 24, 25 & 26, 2017

Wyndham Orlando Resort8001 International Drive n Orlando, FL 32819

407-351-2420WWW.NIKECOYFOOTBALL.COM

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CLINIC INFORMATIONRegistration starts 11:45am on Friday in the

Conference Center of the Wyndham Orlando Resort

Fees – If Paid in ADVANCE $80.00 (by Feb. 20, 2017)$75.00 (5 to 7 coaches from one school)

$70.00 (8 or more coaches from one school)ALL FEES $100.00 AFTER FEBRUARY 20, 2017

OR AT THE DOOR FRIDAY, SATURDAY, OR SUNDAYSpecial $70 Rate Available for Youth Coaches

REGISTER BY MAIL or ON-LINE at WWW.NIKECOYFOOTBALL.COM

Wyndham Orlando Resort Hotel rates $109.00 per night,

Single, double, triple or quadruple occupancy.

Call 407-351-2420 for reservations.

SCOTT FROST, UCF A new era in UCF football began in 2016 as the Knights announced the hiring of Oregon offensive coordinator Scott Frost as the 10th head coach in program history. Frost brings the high paced exciting wide open Oregon offense to UCF. Frost was the Oregon OC as Marcus Mariota won the Heisman Trophy following a 2014 campaign where he threw for 4,454 yards and 42 touchdowns with just four interceptions. His first full-time position came as the linebackers coach for Northern Iowa in 2007.

As a player he was an outstanding QB at Nebraska and as a senior in 1997, Frost was a Johnny Unitas Award finalist. His clinic topic will be UCF’s “Up Tempo Offense” on Sunday morning in Orlando.

KIRBY SMART, GEORGIA In December 2015, Kirby Smart officially came home to Georgia as the new Bulldog coach. Smart, who got his start in coaching as a Georgia administrative assistant in 1999 had served on the Alabama staff the past 9 years, seven as DC. During his tenure at Alabama, the Crimson Tide won three BCS National Championships. Smart has been recognized by the AFCA as Assistant Coach of the Year and the Broyles Award winner as college football’s top assistant coach. Prior to joining the Alabama

staff in 2007, Smart spent the 2006 season as safeties coach with the NFL’s Miami Dolphins. He served six years on the collegiate level at Georgia (2005), LSU (2004), Florida State (2002-03), and Valdosta State (2001-02). He will speak on “The Bulldog Defense” in Orlando on Sunday am.

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TOM HERMAN, UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON Tom is one of the hottest young coaches in the nation having led his Houston Cougars into National Championship contention with less than 2 years of HC experience anywhere. He went 13-1 in 2015 in his 1st Cougar season finishing #8 in the nation after defeating FSU in the Peach Bowl. Then Houston routed #3 Oklahoma to open the season this year. Prior to his arrival at Houston, he helped develop record-setting and explosive offenses in each of his 10 seasons as an OC, including three

seasons as OC and QB’s coach at Ohio State where he helped the Buckeyes win the 2015 College Football Championship. Herman previously spent three years as the OC and QB’s coach at Iowa State. Herman coached offenses at Rice, Texas State, Sam Houston, Texas and Texas Lutheran. He will speak on “Shotgun Play Action and QB Runs” on Friday night.

JIMBO FISHER, FLORIDA STATE In his 4th year as head coach at FSU in 2013, Fisher planted the Seminoles back at the top of the college football world, leading Florida State to a 14-0 mark en route to the final national championship of the BCS era. FSU has built on that success in the seasons since. Fisher enters his seventh season with a 68-14 record, including four bowl wins and three ACC Championships. His winning percentage is the second-best in the nation among active coaches. He has tutored three first-round

NFL draft picks at the position while at FSU. The 2015 season culminated with a fourth consecutive BCS or “New Years Six” Bowl appearance for the Seminoles – an unprecedented feat matched only by Alabama. He served as an offensive assistant at Auburn, Cincinnati and LSU before coming to FSU as OC in 2007. He will speak Friday night on the “FSU Offense”.

CHARLIE STRONG, TEXAS A two-time conference coach of the year and the architect of a revitalized University of Louisville program that posted at least 11 wins in each of his final two seasons, Charlie Strong is in his third year as the Texas head coach. Strong the 29th head coach in UT history, spent the previous four seasons as Louisville head coach. During his final two years, Louisville was the nation’s fourth-winningest program, posting a 23-3 record. The Longhorns bring back 14 starters from a 2015 team that posted

upsets of No. 4 Oklahoma and No. 13 Baylor last season and they opened the 2016 season with an impressive victory over Notre Dame. Prior to Louisville, Strong served 11 seasons as a defensive coordinator in the SEC at Florida and South Carolina and four years as an assistant coach at Notre Dame. He will speak on “Philosophies and Fundamentals of a Winning Defense” on Saturday.

WILLIE FRITZ, TULANE This year Fritz becomes the 40th head football coach in the 121-year history of Tulane football program. With 193 career victories, Fritz is currently the fourth active winningest HC among coaches in the Football Bowl Subdivision. He was also twice named the national coach of the year, including AFCA FCS Coach of the Year in 2011 and the Liberty Mutual Coach of the Year in 2012. Fritz, 55, comes to Tulane from Georgia Southern where he spent two seasons while leading the nation in rushing both years. He served

as head coach at Sam Houston State from 2010-13 where he led the team to back to back Southland Conference titles. He previously coached at Blinn College, Central Missouri, Coffeyville JC and HS in Kansas and Texas. He will speak on the “Greenwave Tackling & Special Teams Drills” on Saturday.

MIKE MACINTYRE, COLORADO As Mike MacIntyre entered his fourth season as head coach at the University of Colorado this fall, his Buffalos got off to the teams best start in many years with 5 wins in their 1st 6 games. The victories included PAC 12 wins over Oregon, Oregon State and UCLA. The only loss was a hard fought 45-28 game to the highly ranked Michigan Wolverines. MacIntyre has spent six seasons as a collegiate head coach. He coached San Jose State to a 10-2 record in 2012, with a final regular season ranking of No. 24 in

the final BCS Standings. MacIntyre arrived at San Jose State after two years as the DC at Duke University. He spent five seasons in the NFL coaching defensive backs after coaching at Ole’ Miss for 4 years. He will speak on “Defensive Pressures & Man Coverage“ on Saturday night.

2017 ORLANDO NIKECOACH OF THE YEAR CLINIC

4 CLINIC SITE: WYNDHAM ORLANDO RESORT INTERNATIONAL DRIVE AT SAND LAKE ROAD Special Rate $109.00 single, double, triple or quad.

4 SEVEN outstanding Head Coaches as NIKE speakers from ACC, SEC, BIG 12, PAC 12 AND AAC.

4 Plus Championship High School Coaches from Florida and Outstanding Coaches from Nationally Ranked out of State High School Teams including James Vint of Lubbock, TX back by popular demand and John Tomlinson, OC at Texas Power house Cedar Hill HS.

4 FSU Defensive Staff Charles Kelly DC and DB, O’Dell Haggins DT, Brad Lawing DE and OLB, and Bill Miller ILB in Friday Night Break-out Sessions.

4 Geoff Collins Florida Gators DC speaking on their national ranked defense on Saturday.

4 An Outstanding College Coaching Staff in Breakout Sessions Saturday Night (TBA).

4 First Session: On-Field Demonstration with HC Matt Hedrick of Bishop Moore HS and his Staff starts Friday 1:00p.m. at Dr. Phillips Community Park.

4 Zach Duval UCF Trainer on Speed, Power and Strength Training.

4 NIKE Football Pad Folio to all registered Coaches.4 NIKE Coach of the Year Clinic Cap or Shirt to the first 600

registered coaches.4 FCA Breakfast Sunday Morning with featured speaker Scott

Frost of UCF plus Awards to Florida State Championship coaches.

4 Special Sessions and Rates exclusively for Youth Coaches with Outstanding Youth Coaches lecturing.

4 Coaches Socials Friday and Saturday nights. Sponsored by City Beverages, BSN Sports and Our Fund.

4 In-Service Training available in Orange and Osceola Counties as well as Other Counties by Request.

4 Register by mail with check or ON-LINE by credit card at: WWW.NIKECOYFOOTBALL.COM

ORLANDO NIKE Coach of the Year ClinicClinic Director: Chuck Rohe

P.O. Box 1511, Windermere, FL 34786-1511Phone: 407-416-5800 • Fax: 407-876-1654

Event Coordinator: Bill Gierke, Orangewood Christian H.S. Phone: 407-758-7009

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