Job Posting: Football Analyst/Assistant Positions Coach (Specialist IA)

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JOB SUMMARY

The University of Connecticut is accepting applications for a full-time Football Analyst/Assistant Positions Coach position.

This position will require a hybrid of responsibilities from both the analyst role and the assistant positions coach.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Analyst responsibilities include: assist the football staff with all duties for practice and game plan preparation; assist with breakdowns of opponents; assist with video cutups; assist with distribution of game plans; provide statistical breakdowns for coaching staff; assist in the coordination of the walk-on program/on-campus recruiting in conjunction with the Recruiting Coordinator; maintain compliance with NCAA, institutional and departmental policies and procedures; and other duties and tasks as assigned by the Head Football Coach. Assistant Positions Coach responsibilities include: select recruiting area; assist the Assistant Football Coaches with game planning and preparation for the upcoming season; assist new student-athletes as they report to campus for summer school; assist the full-time football coaches with training-camp planning, management and execution; Database entry; PowerPoint and Playbook entry; assist in administrative and operational management of the office; and any additional duties as assigned.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

• Bachelor’s degree.
• Knowledge of the correct application of NCAA regulations.
• Strong commitment to the academic goals of the University.
• Excellent organizational, communication, and public relations skills.

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS

• Pursuing or earning a master’s degree.
• Proficient in the use of current football technology.
• Previous collegiate coaching experience.
• Previous experience playing or working for a Division I football program.
• Prior experience with video review/editing and preparation of scouting reports.
• Possesses coaching and student-athlete development philosophies consistent with that of the Division of Athletics and its football program.

Advertised: Jan 17 2025 EST
Applications close: Jan 23 2025 EST

 

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Add an opening for Director Of Football Video Services to the list:

JOB SUMMARY - The University of Connecticut is accepting applications and nominations for the full-time position of Director of Football Services.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES - Responsibilities include assisting the football coaching staff with practice and game preparation through the collection and organization of videos to be used for performance analysis, creation of individual player and position unit video clips, and preparation of videos for examination of team and opponent tendencies. This position will also assist the coaching staff in guiding/developing student-athletes through regular, ongoing and consistent teaching with video analysis, and will maintain an organized video library that can be easily accessed by the staff as needed. The successful candidate will be present at all team practices as well as all home, away, and postseason contests; will assist coaches with their recruiting efforts as related to review of prospect videos; and will perform other program duties as assigned by the Head Football Coach.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS - Bachelor’s Degree; 1-to-2 years of full-time experience in video services for a collegiate FBS or FCS football program, or for a professional team (NFL); an understanding of the correct application of NCAA regulations; and excellent organizational, communication, and public relations skills.

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS - Three years of video services coordinator experience for a FBS or FCS football program, including managing the football video services unit; demonstrated experience with XOS video software; supervision of students or other staff who assist with football video services; demonstrated experience supporting coaches in practice preparation, game plan preparation, and developing student-athletes through video analysis; and possession of coaching and student-athlete development philosophies consistent with that of the Division of Athletics and its football program.