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Where are they now? The following are the current whereabouts of the 14 former Notre Dame assistant football coaches, under current head coach Brian Kelly, as well as recently replaced football director of strength and conditioning Paul Longo: • Tony Alford (2009-14): Running Backs (2009 under Charlie Weis); Wide Receivers (2010-11), Running Backs/Slot Receivers/Recruiting Coordinator (2012-13), Running Backs/Recruiting Coordinator (2014) Current: Assistant Head Coach/Running Backs at Ohio State • Scott Booker (2012-16): Tight Ends/Special Teams Coordinator (2012-16) Current: Looking for his next coaching opportunity. • Kerry Cooks (2010-14): Outside Linebackers (2010), Cornerbacks (2011), Co-Defensive Coordinator/Cornerbacks (2012-13), Defensive Backs (2014) Current: Assistant Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Backs at Oklahoma • Mike Denbrock (2010-16): Tight ends (2010-11), Outside Wide Receivers/Passing Game Coordinator (2012-13), Offensive Coordinator/Wide Receivers (2014), Associate Head Coach/Wide Receivers (2015-16) Current: Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks at Cincinnati • Bob Diaco (2010-13): Defensive Coordinator/Inside Linebackers (2010), Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers (2011); Assistant Head Coach/Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers (2012-13) Current: Defensive Coordinator at Nebraska • Bob Elliott (2012-14): Safeties (2012-13), Outside Linebackers (2014) Current: Special Assistant to the Head Coach at Notre Dame • Keith Gilmore (2015-16): Defensive Line (2015-16) Current: Looking for next coaching opportunity • Tim Hinton (2010-11): Running Backs (2010-11) Current: Executive Director for Football Relations/Special Assistant to the Head Coach at Ohio State • Matt LaFleur (2014): Quarterbacks (2014) Current: Quarterbacks coach for the NFL’s Atlanta Falcons • Paul Longo (2010-16): Director of Football Strength and Conditioning (2010-16) Current: Leave of absence from Notre Dame; may or may not return in a reassigned role. • Chuck Martin (2010-13): Defensive Backs/Recruiting Coordinator (2010), Safeties/Recruiting Coordinator (2011), Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks (2012-2013) Current: Head Coach at Miami (Ohio) • Charley Molnar (2010-11): Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks (2010-11) Current: Quarterbacks coach at Idaho • Mike Sanford (2015-16): Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks (2015-16) Current: Head coach at Western Kentucky • Brian VanGorder (2014-16): Defensive Coordinator/Inside Linebackers (2014), Defensive Coordinator (2015-16) Current: After being fired at ND on Sept. 25, served as Football Consultant at Georgia late in 2016 season but isn’t expected to be with the program in 2017. He said he hopes to return to the NFL but would consider a college job. • Ed Warinner (2010-11): Offensive Line (2010), Offensive Line/Running Game Coordinator (2011) Current: Offensive Line coach at Minnesota .

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