Kirby Smart

CTL-E-4323 · Person · other · 2010s-present

PROVISIONAL evidence grade of this record

College football coach; as head coach at Georgia he named Mel Tucker defensive coordinator in January 2016, and Tucker served as Georgia's DC/DB coach through 2018.

Notes

RELP99 supporting entity: edge endpoints for per-tucker-mel worked_under and hired_by.

Referenced by

Mel Tucker — worked under → this record
Mel Tucker — hired by → this record

Sources

sicemdawgs - Mel Tucker named Defensive Coordinator at UGA. https://sicemdawgs.com/2016/01/mel-tucker-named-defensive-coordinator-uga/?p=22649/

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