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Texas' defense is built to be nasty. New DC Will Muschamp plans to make it even nastier | Bohls
Texas has stars everywhere on defense. Now new coordinator Will Muschamp wants the Longhorns to play with an attitude that shows up on every snap.
With the Georgia football team looking to live up to their national title hopes this season, this former player and analyst would praise the program and explain why the Bulldogs are an overlooked team. As the Georgia football team looks to be the No. 1 ...
How Will Muschamp's single-high match coverage puts offenses behind the sticks
Muschamp had been employed at his alma mater, Georgia, since 2021. Jacob Kupferman / Getty Images Will Muschamp is back running an SEC defense, and it will be back at Texas, where his head coaching career was originally supposed to begin. Texas pulled a ...
The first of what is likely to be multiple coaching moves, Texas coach Steve Sarkisian has let Pete Kwiatkowski go and replaced him with Will Muschamp as the DC moving forward. That comes with a number of changes, both from a personnel and schematic ...
Ahead of the 2026 season, Texas football has made some major coaching decisions, including the recent hiring of new defensive coordinator Will Muschamp. One of the top defensive coaches in college football, Muschamp previously served as defensive ...
Will Muschamp can get a little more comfortable at South Carolina.The university's board of trustees unanimously approved a three-year extension for the
Texas coach Steve Sarkisian turned the clock back Thursday by hiring Will Muschamp as the program's new defensive coordinator. As part of the move, the Longhorns parted ways with Pete Kwiatkowski, who was a finalist for the Broyles Award just one year earlier.
HOOVER, Ala. -- Auburn coach Gus Malzahn had the highest praise on Mondayfor new defensive coordinator Will Muschamp. "In my opinion, he is the best defensive mind in all of football, not just college football," Malzahn said Monday at SEC media days.
Texas tends to produce a lot of linebackers of a certain variety, owing to the nature of spread football within the state. How well can Will Muschamp make the most of aggressive, hybrid players at the position like Brad Spence?