Assistant Football Coach- Offensive Coordinator

ESSENTIAL DUTIES: The Football Offensive Coordinator is responsible for running the overall offensive system in football including film review, play calling, and working with the head coach in the development of the offensive side of the ball to excel at the Division II level. The coach is also responsible for the recruitment of prospective student-athletes, working with other assistant coaches on expectations in the development of players who play the offensive side of the ball in the football program. The coach will teach the rules of the game, offensive schemes, correct execution of plays, lead practices dealing with the offense, assist in film breakdown and analytics, conduct meetings with players, review academic success of student-athletes, assist in scheduling camps and clinics, adherence to NCAA rules and regulations and general administrative duties. Duties may also include assisting in budgeting, making travel arrangements, and reconciling all receipts after return within the timeframes outlined by the university. Advise student-athletes of the university’s athletic policies and all other appropriate requirements of the PSAC and NCAA in which the university is a member. Responsible for the submission of monthly work schedules. Responsible for submitting all NCAA required documentation in a timely manner.

*In addition, the Offensive Coordinator will be responsible for supporting the philosophy, goals, and mission of the University and its Intercollegiate Athletic Program as well as adherence to Department, University, Conference, and NCAA policies and procedures.

EVENT ADMINISTRATION ASSISTANCE
* Assist in event administration of home athletic contests and high school athletic contests as needed by athletic administration. This may include but are not limited to team bench set up, field preparation, greet visiting team and officials, provide water for officials, direct student work force and act as game day administrator for events.

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