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Coaching Experience -A 30-year veteran in the college football coaching ranks, he was Chuck Long's first hire at San Diego State. Serves as assistant head coach and defensive coordinator and added coaching duties with the inside linebackers in 2008. -Has served as a defensive coordinator for 10 seasons, including one year at Ball State, three years at Iowa, four with Kansas State and the last two years at San Diego State. -The Aztecs have boasted the top tackler in Mountain West Conference games in each of Elliott's campaigns. Joe Martin averaged 10.0 stops in 2006, while Russell Allen ranked No. 1 with 10.6 tackles per game a year ago. -In his first season at San Diego State, the Aztecs were second in the MWC in pass defense (171.0 yards per game) and second in red zone defense (67.3 percent). -Had a four-year run at Kansas State in which the Wildcats posted two 11-win seasons, claimed the school's lone Big 12 championship and advanced to the 2003 Fiesta Bowl, the only appearance in a BCS Bowl game in school history. -During his tenure, K-State went 31-19 (62.0 winning percentage) with four victories over nationally ranked teams. -His 2002 Wildcat defensive unit finished the season ranked first in scoring defense, second in total defense, second in rushing defense and third in passing efficiency defense. -The 2003 Wildcats were sixth nationally in total defense, eighth in scoring defense, 12th in pass efficiency defense and 17th in rushing defense. -Elliott helped lead Iowa St. to consecutive bowl games in 2000 and 2001 as an associate head coach, secondary and special teams coordinator. -From 1987 to 1998, he was Iowa's secondary coach and then the Hawkeyes' assistant head coach and defensive coordinator, guiding the program to an 82-56-2 record (59.3 percent), and nine .500 or better campaigns in 11 seasons. -In 1996 and 1997, Elliott's Iowa defensive unit ranked among the top 10 nationally in several statistical categories. -During his stay, Iowa participated in the Rose Bowl, two Holiday Bowls, two Alamo Bowls, two Sun Bowls and the Peach Bowl. -From 1983 to 1987, he served as wide receivers and tight ends coach at North Carolina, before returning to his alma mater in 1987. -Was a graduate assistant coach at Iowa in 1976, before getting his first full-time position as a secondary coach at Kent State in 1977. -Served as defensive coordinator and secondary coach at Ball State from 1978 to 1981, before going to Iowa State in 1981 as a secondary coach. -Also worked in several other positions at Iowa, including assistant athletic director (1998-2000), adjunct professor in the college of business and Executive Director of the Iowa Alumni Association (1995).
Notable Players Coached By Elliott
Playing Experience
Education
-Candidate for a Rhodes Scholarship in 1976, and was named an Academic All-American on two occasions in 1974 and 1975.
-NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship recipient and member of Phi Beta Kappa and Omicron Delta Kappa honor societies.
The Bob Elliott File
Birthdate
Hometown
High School
Alma Mater
Family Coaching Career
2006-08
2002-05
2000-01
1987-98
1983-86
1981-82
1978-80
1977
1976 Bowl Games As A Coach (13)
Kansas State
Iowa State
Iowa North Carolina |
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