After orchestrating a remarkable transformation of the Miami Hurricanes’ defense this season, defensive coordinator Lance Guidry finds himself in contention for the prestigious Frank Broyles Award, which recognizes the top assistant football coach in the nation.
Guidry’s success with the Hurricanes mirrors his previous achievements with Marshall in 2022, where he contributed to nationally ranked defensive statistics.
As an amendment to our earlier nominee list, we're issuing a corrected list of coaches. Congratulations again to all of our amazing nominees this year! Learn more at https://t.co/qZ6GJNehEy pic.twitter.com/Eb21SkiiZd
— The Broyles Award (@BroylesAward) November 14, 2023
Notable past recipients of the Broyles Award include Kirby Smart (2009 – Alabama), Lincoln Riley (2015 – Oklahoma), and Brent Venables (Clemson – 2016). The current Broyles Award watchlist for this year is as follows:
(National Ranking)
Miami Rushing Defense: 87 yards allowed per game (7).
Miami Total Defense: 312.5 yards allowed per game (19).
Miami Sacks: 33 total sacks (8).
Guidry’s significant role in shaping the Hurricanes’ defense has led to impressive national rankings in various statistical categories. The remarkable achievements of Guidry and everyone associated with the Miami program are deserving of congratulations. Witnessing their collective efforts has been truly impressive.
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