University of Mississippi
Location
Manning, Iowa
Support the coaching staff in all phases of the Division I football program, including game planning and practice preparation. Responsibilities include conducting video breakdowns, analyzing opponent tendencies, and assisting with recruiting research.
Candidates must possess a bachelor's degree. The role is designed for aspiring coaches seeking professional development and hands-on experience in a collegiate football environment.
The University of Mississippi — fondly referred to as Ole Miss — stands as a premier public research institution with a proud legacy of academic distinction. We are devoted to nurturing a vibrant, inclusive community where every member — student, faculty, and staff — can achieve their fullest potential. Job Summary: This is a developmental, term-limited role intended to prepare the coach for higher-level or on-field coaching positions within Division I football.
The Developmental Football Coach program is designed to provide aspiring coaches with comprehensive, hands-on experience in a Division I football environment. Participants will support the Ole Miss Football coaching staff in all phases of the program, including game planning, practice preparation, data analysis, and recruiting, while engaging in a structured professional development curriculum. The Developmental Football Coach program is designed to provide aspiring coaches with comprehensive, hands-on experience in a Division I football environment. Participants will support the Ole Miss Football coaching staff in all phases of the program, including game planning, practice preparation, data analysis, and recruiting, while engaging in a structured professional development curriculum. Job Responsibilities: Breakdown: Aid in the preparation of video cut-ups, scouting reports, and drawings and playbooks for coaches. Opponent Advance: Aid in upcoming opponents' film to identify tendencies, formations, and weaknesses. Self-Scouting: Periodic breakdown of own film to identify potential advantages, weaknesses, and performance trends. Data Analysis: Create reports, graphs and charts and statistical profiles to inform strategy. Practice/Game Support: Assist with practice planning and in-game logistics, including charting, organization, game strategy, and verbal communication with coaching staff.
Market context
In Iowa, developmental football coach roles are usually most competitive at colleges and universities that want early-career staff who can learn systems while contributing on the field. Candidates with a bachelor’s degree and prior football experience may stand out, especially when they can show reliability, communication, and a clear coaching growth path. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform, then tailor your application to highlight hands-on football experience and your interest in collegiate coaching development.