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BENEFITTING THE THE LEGACY beyond. Today, we celebrate themall! theworld ofcollegeto athletics impact and nominees, finalists, andwinnersthat continue at nocost, andthrough theBroyles Award Alzheimer’s to support their efforts caregivers field, through theBroyles Foundation and countless lives onandoffthe heimpacted Coach Broyles’ lives onthrough legacy the to thefullestfor 92years. with anattitude ofgratitude, Broyles lived life wholookedat life optimist andavisionary director An at theUniversity ofArkansas. as headfootball coach andthenasathletic 55 years intheonlyjobheever wanted, first He felt hewas blessedto work for more than drawl.smooth Southern around himfor thebetter, delivered witha always thecatalyst for changing the world as anAlzheimer’s advocate, hispassionwas ofhislifetireless quarter work inthefourth athletic administrator andbroadcaster, orhis career incollege athletics asanathlete, coach, replicated. Whether itwas hisunparalleled never to be multitude oflegaciescertain life,” anditwas true. Heleaves behinda Frank Broyles always saidhelived a “charmed THE LEGACYTHE OF BROYLES JOHN FRANKLIN four daughters twin sonsandnewborn Frank andBarbara Broyles beamwiththeir (right) from histailback spotplaying for Coach underlegendary Broyles, SEC1944Player ofthe Year, andpunting handledallthepassing(left) “Game oftheCentury” game,vs. dubbedthe #2Arkansas the 1969#1midfield after Texas Broyles and meetat the sideline SwitzerBroyles call plays and Barry from inthe1970’s for ABC’scommentary coverage of Broyles provided color BROYLES

COACHING THE LEGACY

Broyles and share a moment and Frank Broyles during their Coach Broyles calling at practice during the 1964 Championship time covering college football’s biggest games plays season in the 1970’s

Frank Broyles’ legacy of selecting and developing great assistants is unparalleled during his almost two decades as at .

Broyles assistants went on as head coaches to win: • 15% of all Super Bowls Georgia Head Coach with Frank Broyles addressing the 1964 Championship team after practice Coach Broyles before the1969 • 6 Super Bowls in a span of 14 years • 5 college national championships • More than 40 conference titles • More than 2000 games Two of the three head coaches in football history to win both a National Title and a were his assistants, Jimmy Johnson and . More than 25 Broyles assistants went on to become head coaches at the college or NFL level including: The 1964 Arkansas National Championship coaching staff that • (3-Time Super Bowl Winner) included Head Coach Frank Broyles, , Barry Switzer, Jim McKenzie and Frank Broyles and Barry Switzer on the sideline • Jimmy Johnson (2-Time Super Bowl Winner) • Barry Switzer (Super Bowl Winner) • • Johnny Majors • • • • Pepper Rogers and an additional 16 assistants went on to become head coaches. Darrell Royal and Frank Broyles meet to shake hands Frank Broyles always believed there was no substitute for before battling it out on the ball field proper preparation

2018 AWARD EVENT Broyles Arnold, JacobHildebrand Arnold, andJeff trophy withBetsy asnewHeadCoach at Maryland, 2018 Broyles Award Winner Locksley Michael receiving Jones, 2018 Broyles Award Dickey, SpecialGuests:Doug Pat 2018 Finalists St.) Shoop(Miss. Bob andJay Bateman (Army) attending radio show pre-ceremony (Army), ChipLong (Notre Dame) Locksley (Alabama), Jay Bateman St.), Shoop(Miss. Bob Michael 2018 FinalistsScott Jeff (Clemson), Winner, Locksley Michael with 2018Broyles Award the Broyles Foundation pose Broylesand Betsy of Arnold Arnold,Molly Jacob Arnold, BROYLES BROYLES AWARD TROPHY THE BROYLES TROPHY AWARD Created in 1996 to recognize the impact assistant coaches have on college football

IMPACT “Coach Broyles always recognized the importance of the assistant coach and had an amazing ability to select and 43 Winners/Finalists have become mentor outstanding assistant coaches. He molded many college or NFL head coaches into the greatest head coaches in the game of football. He leaves behind an incredible legacy that we at the 45% of Winners/Finalists Broyles Award will continue sharing for decades to come.” have become head coaches David Bazzel, creator of the Broyles Award

27 Winners/Finalists are current The Assistant on the Trophy head coaches Even with his amazing list of former assistants, when it was time for Frank Broyles to select the one assistant he wanted 20% of all current head coaches in to have depicted looking over his shoulder on the winner’s Division 1 (FBS) are Broyles trophy, there was no hesitation. It had to be the late Wilson Award Winners/Finalists Matthews. Matthews, a legendary figure in Arkansas sports, The Trophy: 8 Winners/Finalists have won joined Coach Broyles’ Razorback staff in 1958, Weighing 75 pounds and made National Head Coach of the Year after one of the finest success stories in all of of bronze, the trophy depicts Arkansas prep history. At Little Rock Central High honors Coach Broyles (kneeling) and School, his teams won 10 state championships Wilson Matthews (standing). in 11 years and posted a remarkable record of 4 Broyles Award Winners/Finalists 111-14-3, losing only 3 games to in-state teams. His 1957 team The trophy is recast each have coached in national was ranked number one nationally and he left Central for the season at cost of $5,000 and is championship games as head with a 33-game winning streak. presented to the winner. coaches: He helped Coach Broyles and the Arkansas program reach new , 2010 heights with a National Championship in 1964 and 8 appearances. Regarded as one of the most fierce, intense, , 2013 demanding, but most loved coaches ever, the glowing and , 2013 appreciative accolades of both his former high school and college players serve as the perfect example of the relationship , 2017 between a great assistant coach and his players. WINNERS AND FINALISTS CURRENTLY SERVING AS HEAD COACHES

DAN QUINN GUS MALZAHN BRIAN HARSIN JIM SVOBODA Falcons Auburn Boise State Central Missouri Colorado State Duke

LANE KIFFIN KIRBY SMART DANA HOLGORSON DAVE STECKEL Atlantic Georgia Houston Idaho Michigan State Missouri State Maryland

SCOTT FROST Nebraska Pittsburgh South Carolina South Florida TCU Tenneessee

TOM HERMAN JIMBO FISHER CHRIS PETERSON Texas Texas A&M Tulsa Vanderbilt Washington Wisconsin

ASSISTANT COACHES IN THE NFL, CFL, XFL

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WINNERS & FINALISTS & WINNERS , Los Angeles Wildcats, Offensive Coordinator , , WINNERS AND FINALISTS CURRENTLY SERVING AS ASSISTANT COACHES WINNERS &FINALISTS

SAL SUNSERI JOHN CHAVIS JAY BATEMAN TIM ROSE MITCH BROWNING BRIAN VANGORDER Outside Linebackers Defensive Coordinator Offensive Line Defensive Coordinator Defensive Coordinator Offensive Coordinator Defensive Coordinator Alabama Arkansas Arizona State Army Ashland University Baker University Bowling Green St.

RANDY SHANNON TONY ELLIOTT KENDAL BRILES Defensive Coordinator Offensive Coordinator Co-Off./W.R. Defensive Coordinator Defensive Coordinator Offensive Coordinator Off./QB Coordinator Defensive Coordinator Central Florida Clemson Clemson Clemson FSU FSU James Madison Louisiana Tech

DON BROWN KENT BAER BOB SHOOP CHIP LONG KEVIN WILSON Defensive Coordinator Defensive Coordinator Defensive Coordinator Offensive Coordinator Offensive Line Wide Receivers Offensive Coordinator Ohio State Michigan Montana Mississippi St. N. Carolina St. Notre Dame Notre Dame Ohio

GREG MATTISON KEITH BURNS ANDY LUDWIG RHETT LASHLEE BOB GREGORY Defensive Line Tight-End Coach Secondary Coach Off./QB Coordinator Offensive Coordinator Offensive Coordinator Defensive Coordinator Special Teams Coordinator Ohio State Ole Miss Texas at El Paso Utah Southern Methodist Nebraska Washington

ACTIVE HIGH SCHOOL COACHES

GARY CROWTON, Pineview High School, St. George, UT SELECTION COMMITTEE VINCE DOOLEY Florida State Oklahoma Georgia Oregon JOHNNY MAJORS JOHN ROBINSON R.C. SLOCUM Kansas State Kansas Texas A&M Tennessee LA Rams LA Rams USC Pitt HAYDEN FRY Virginia Tech PAT Georgia Auburn Iowa Ohio State Tennessee Missouri Missouri Toledo Florida Baylor BARRY SWITZER Cowboys South CarolinaSouth Notre Dame Oklahoma Arkansas Marshall Georgia Florida • • • • • KEY STATS: KEY COMMITTEE SELECTION 16 16 16 99 Fame Inductees of Hall Football Championships Championships Appearances 315 315 Won 3,830 BROYLES AWARD Colle Nati Confer 2019 2019 Bow Games onal ge l ence FOOTBALL WRITERS ASSOC. The Football Writers Association of America, founded in 1941, consists of 1,300 men and women who cover college football. The membership includes journalists, broadcasters and publicists, as well as key executives in all the areas that involve the game. The FWAA works to govern areas that include game-day operations, major awards and its annual All-America team. 2019 FWAA Broyles Award Advisory Panel: “Coach Broyles was an Bob Asmussen - Champaign News Gazette outstanding coach and Nicole Auerbach - The Athletic person during his career in the and later Zach Barnett - Football Scoop in the . Mark Blaudschun- Boston Globe The establishment of this award Chip Brown - Horns247.com in 1996 has benefited in the Travis Brown - The Eagle promotion of assistant coaches. The FWAA is proud to be a part Chuck Carlton, Dallas Morning News of it, simply because we share Heather Dinich - ESPN history with Coach Broyles and KEY STATS: Dennis Dodd, CBS Sports the winners of his award.” Matt Fortuna - The Athletic, Current FWAA In 1964 Frank Broyles accepted the FWAA’s Trophy for the Arkansas Razorback’s national championship team. President FWAA’s Coach of the Year Award Mike Griffith - DawgNation Wally Hall - Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Broyles Award finalists and winners who have become head coaches have claimed the FWAA’s Coach of the Year Award 6 times and been Dave Jones, PA Media Group finalists 22 times. Steve Matt Fortuna Jason Kersey, The Athletic Richardson 2019-2020 Members of the Broyles Award selection committee have won the Executive President Doug Lesmerises - .com Director The Athletic FWAA’s Coach of the Year Award 9 times and been finalists 12 times. Ivan Maisel - ESPN Malcolm Moran - Sports Capital Journalism Program WELCOME George Schroeder - USA Today BROADCAST SELECTION COMMITTEE MEMBERS Matt Sign - National Football Foundation Phil Steele - Phil Steele Magazine David Ubben - The Athletic DESMON HOWARD MARIA TAYLOR Chris Vannini, The Athletic ESPN Gameday ESPN Gameday Jon Wilner - San Jose Mercury News 2017 TONY ELLIOTT 2016 BRENT VENABLES 2015 LINCOLN RILEY 2014 Clemson Clemson Oklahoma Ohio State

2018 MICHAEL LOCKSLEY, Alabama, Offensive Coordinator 2013 PAT NARDUZZI 2012 BOB DIACO 2011 JOHN CHAVIS 2010 GUS MALZHAN Michigan State Notre Dame LSU Auburn

2009 KIRBY SMART 2008 KEVIN WILSON 2007 2006 BUD FOSTER 2005 GREG DAVIS 2004 GENE CHIZIK 2003 BRIAN VANGORDER Alabama Oklahoma Ohio State Virginia Tech Texas Auburn Georgia

2002 NORM CHOW 2001 2000 1999 1998 DAVID CUTCLIFFE 1997 JIM HERRMANN 1996 USC Miami Oklahoma Georgia Tech Tennessee Michigan FSU BROYLES AWARD WINNERS AWARD BROYLES PAST AWARD FINALISTS

2018 2017 2016 Jeff Scott, Clemson; Bob Shoop, Mississippi State; WINNER, Troy Walters, UCF; WINNER, TONY ELLIOTT, CLEMSON; MC Mark Pittsburg; WINNER, BRENT VENABLES, MICHAEL LOCKSLEY, ALABAMA; Jay Bateman, Army. Chip Long, May; Bill Bedenbaugh, Oklahoma; , Wisconsin. Not CLEMSON; Jim Leavitt, Colorado; Jeremy Pruitt Alabama; Don Notre Dame pictured: , Auburn Brown, Michigan

2015 2014 2013 Kendal Briles, Baylor; Gene Chizik, North Carolina, Brent Venables, WINNER, TOM HERMAN, ; Dave Kurt Roper, Duke; WINNER, PAT NARDUZZI, MICHIGAN STATE; Clemson; WINNER, LINCOLN RILEY, OKLAHOMA; Not pictured: Steckel, Missouri; , Alabama; Doug Meacham, Texas Rhett Lashlee, Auburn; Philip Montgomery, Baylor; Jeremy Pruitt, Kirby Smart, Alabama Christian University; , Oregon Florida State

2012 2011 2010 Mike Bobo, Georgia; Kliff Kingsbury, Texas A&M; Dan Quinn, WINNER, JOHN CHAVIS, LOUISIANA STATE; Garrick McGee, , Texas Christian; , Stanford; Dana Florida; WINNER, BOB DICAO, NOTRE DAME; Derek Mason, Arkansas; Paul Chryst, Wisconsin; , Michigan; Sal Holgorsen, Oklahoma State; WINNER, GUS MALZAHN, Stanford Sunseri, Alabama AUBURN. Not pictured: Paul Chryst, Wisconsin

2009 2008 2007 , Boise State; WINNER, KIRBY SMART, ALABAMA; Charlie Strong, Florida; Dick Bumpas, Texas Christian; Gary WINNER, JIM HEACOCK, OHIO STATE; Calvin Magee, West Jeff Quinn, Cincinnati; Dick Bumpas, Texas Christian; Charlie Andersen, Utah; WINNER, KEVIN WILSON, OKLAHOMA; Stan Virginia; Dave Christensen, Missouri; Bill Young, Kansas; Will Strong, Florida Parrish, Ball State Muschamp, Auburn 2006 2005 2004 2006 Broyles Award Finalists: Brent Venables, Oklahoma; WINNER, WINNER, GREG DAVIS, TEXAS; , Alabama; Gary , Oklahoma; WINNER, GENE CHIZIK, AUBURN; BUD FOSTER, VIRGINIA TECH; Joe Daniels, Ohio State; Reggie Crowton, Oregon; Jim Svoboda, UCLA; Norm Parker, Iowa; Bud , Boise State; Norm Parker, Iowa; Bob Gregory, Herring, Arkansas. Not pictured: Paul Petrino, Louisville Foster, Virginia Tech California. Not pictured: Norries Wilson, Connecticut

2003 2002 2001 Mitch Browning, Minnesota; Tyrone Nix, Southern Mississippi; Chris Peterson, Boise State; Mark Dantonio, Ohio State; WINNER, Carl Reese, Texas; Bud Foster, Virginia Tech; Andy Ludwig, Fresno Shane Montgomery, Miami (Ohio); , Michigan; NORM CHOW, USC; Brian VanGorder, Georgia; Kent Baer, Notre State; WINNER, RANDY SHANNON, MIAMI; Jimbo Fisher, LSU; WINNER, BRIAN VANGORDER, GEORGIA Dame Dwayne Dixon, Florida

2000 1999 1998 Charlie Strong, South Carolina; Gary Patterson, TCU; WINNER, Bud Foster, Virginia Tech; , Mississippi State; Fred Pagac, Ohio State; Ralph Friedgen, Georgia Tech; Keith MARK MANGINO, OKLAHOMA; Greg Smith, Oregon State; Kevin WINNER, RALPH FRIEDGEN, GEORGIA TECH; Tim Rose, East Burns, Arkansas; WINNER, DAVID CUTCLIFFE, TENNESSEE; Wilson, Northwestern. Not pictured: Fred Jackson, Michigan Carolina; Greg Davis, Texas Alan Borges, UCLA

1997 1996 Homer Smith, Arizona; Alan Borges, UCLA; WINNER, JIM Steve Dunlap, West Virginia; Charlie McBride, Nebraska; Norm HERRMANN, MICHIGAN; David Cutcliffe, Tennessee; Carl Chow, Brigham Young; Greg Mattison, Michigan; WINNER, Torbush, North Carolina MICKEY ANDREWS, FLORIDA STATE PAST AWARD FINALISTS AWARD PAST THE BROYLES FOUNDATION

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TEXAS CASEY PEARCE Defensive Coordinator Defensive Longview High SchoolLongview Wilson Matthews (left) Matthews Wilson coach an assistant was of the University at Arkansas under Frank from (right) Broyles 1958-1968. He started Little Rock at his career High School in Central 1947, earning 10 state championships during his time as Head Coach.

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