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CB Richard McNutt (YSU Defensive Backs Coach)

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"We are very pleased to add [Gilbert and McNutt] to our staff," said Head Coach Tom Amstutz. "Joe is a very experienced coach who obviously knows our offensive system very well. Richard is an up-and-coming young coach who had the experience of playing on Ohio State's 2002 national championship team. We think he has a great future ahead of him. We are also excited to have [Hedden] coaching the receivers. He has done a great job working with the tight ends, and we look forward to him having a similar positive affect with our receivers."
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McNutt comes to UT from the Virginia Military Institute where he coached the defensive backs for one season.

He graduated from Ohio State University in 2004 and was a member of the 2002 national championship team.

In his freshman and sophomore seasons at OSU, McNutt played in all 24 games and started in two games as a sophomore. An injury put an end to his playing career, but McNutt continued at Ohio State University as a student coach for his final two years.

Following his graduation, McNutt coached the secondary at Washington and Jefferson College in Washington, Pa.

McNutt will replace David Walkosky who left the Rockets for a coaching position at Washington State University.
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Cleveland Browns add two assistant coaches
Posted by Tony Grossi, Plain Dealer Reporter March 27, 2008 17:47PM
The Browns added two assistants to their coaching staff Thursday.

They named Richard McNutt assistant defensive backs coach and Chris Caminiti assistant special teams coach. Caminiti will also carry the title of head coach liaison. He was a special assistant to head coach Romeo Crennel last year.

McNutt played cornerback at Ohio State in the 2000-02 seasons. During his last two seasons his position coach was Mel Tucker, who was promoted to defensive coordinator this year after serving three years as Browns defensive backs coach.

McNutt spent the last four years as defensive backs coach at Toledo (2007), Virginia Military Institute (2006) and Washington & Jefferson College (2004-05).
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Football Adds Pair Of Assistant Coaches
Courtesy: Kent State Athletic Communications
Release: 03/18/2009

KENT, Ohio ? Kent State head football coach Doug Martin has announced the hiring of Craig Aukerman and Richard McNutt as assistant coaches. Aukerman will be in charge of the linebackers, while McNutt will handle the cornerbacks.
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McNutt comes to Kent after spending last year as assistant defensive backs coach for the Cleveland Browns. Prior to his stint with the Browns, he oversaw the defensive backs at Toledo (2007), Virginia Military Institute (2006) and Washington & Jefferson College (2004-05). He played cornerback at Ohio State from 2000-02, helping the Buckeyes to the Big Ten and national titles in 2002. McNutt graduated from OSU in 2004 with a bachelor?s in family resource management and consumer affairs.

?With this position, I was looking for someone to bring a swagger and a confidence to our secondary,? Martin said. ?With Richard having played defensive back at Ohio State for coach [Jim] Tressel, combined with his experience coaching at Toledo and with the Cleveland Browns, he brings a great perspective to our program.?
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Richard McNutt to Coach Northern Illinois Cornerbacks
Doeren Completes Staff with Former Ohio State Defensive Back
Jan. 27, 2011

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Chicago native Richard McNutt is the Huskies' newest assistant football coach.

DeKALB, Ill. - Richard McNutt, who has coached defensive backs at two Mid-American Conference schools, has joined Dave Doeren's staff at Northern Illinois and will coach the Huskie cornerbacks, Doeren announced Thursday. McNutt fills the final assistant coaching spot on the NIU football staff for 2011.

A former cornerback for Ohio State, McNutt has spent his entire career coaching defensive backs, most recently at Kent State University, where he spent the last two seasons. The Golden Flashes boasted the No. 1 total defense in the MAC in 2010 and ranked second in the league in pass efficiency defense. McNutt was also involved with coaching the special teams units at Kent State.

"I am very pleased to complete the Huskie coaching staff with the addition of Richard McNutt," Doeren said. "A former cornerback at Ohio State, Richard brings in-depth knowledge of the position, coaching experience in the Mid-American Conference and he has worked on the professional level. We are excited to welcome Richard, LaToya, and their children to the Huskie family."

McNutt spent the 2008 football season on the staff of the Cleveland Browns, where he coached the safeties, assisted with the defensive backs and served as assistant special teams coach. The Browns ranked second in the NFL in interceptions with 23 that season. He went to Cleveland after one season as the secondary coach at the University of Toledo (2007) and spent the previous year as defensive backs coach at Virginia Military Institute (VMI).

A native of Park Forest, Ill., McNutt began his coaching career under his collegiate head coach, Jim Tressel, as a student assistant coach at Ohio State in 2003 after completing his playing career for the Buckeyes. During that time, he assisted with the cornerbacks and special teams and was a member of the staff that led OSU to an 11-2 record and a victory in the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl.


Immediately after earning his undergraduate degree from Ohio State in 2004, McNutt began his coaching career as varsity defensive backs coach and defensive coordinator for the junior varsity team at Washington & Jefferson College in Washington, Pa. He helped the Presidents to a 12-1 record and the third round of the NCAA Division III Playoffs in 2004, as Washington & Jefferson ranked second in the nation with 26 interceptions. W&J posted a 9-2 record and advanced to the playoffs in 2005.

As a player, McNutt was on the Buckeyes teams that won the 2002 National Championship with a perfect 14-0 record. He was a three-year letterwinner for OSU and played in every game for Ohio State in both the 2000 and 2001 seasons; he started the first six games of 2002 at cornerback before he was sidelined by injury. McNutt signed with Ohio State after a stellar prep career at Rich East High School in Park Forest as he was named one of the top five cornerback prospects in the country that year.

"I am very excited to be here at Northern Illinois," McNutt said. "I am very happy to return home to Illinois with the opportunity to coach at NIU and recruit in the Chicago area. This is a blessing, to come to a program that already has a rich tradition and history of success. I look forward to helping Northern Illinois continue to uphold those standards."
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