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Tennessee running back coach Jerry Mack is reportedly leaving Knoxville to coach running backs with the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Mack has spent the past three seasons on Josh Heupel’s staff. He was associate head coach, offensive coordinator, and quarterbacks coach at Rice before arriving at Tennessee in 2021.

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RECConspiracy•10 months
This will keep happening until someone fixes the issues with college football. I guarantee you these NFL jobs are lower paying...but less troublesome.
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jbird7•10 months
100% why anyone would wanna be a coach in college today and put up with this shite is beyond me.
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CanebreakCajun•10 months
He can make 300k in the NFL and have 4 full months off. Or make 500k in college and have maybe 1 week where you can do something for yourself or family.
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jbird7•10 months
And constantly kissing the asses of a bunch spoiled 18yr olds
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