Marcus Satterfield's first move to Chattanooga didn't work out as planned.
A football and basketball standout at Greenback High School, Satterfield, now the Chattanooga offensive coordinator, was recruited in both sports but opted to play basketball after graduation. He signed with Chattanooga State.
Satterfield spent one season with the Tigers, but before that even started he realized he'd rather be playing football.
Following his ETSU career, Satterfield was hired as an assistant by former Mocs coach Donnie Kirkpatrick and spent three seasons with the Mocs. At the time, he wanted a spot on Phillip Fulmer's staff at Tennessee, and eventually he got it, going to Knoxville as a graduate assistant in 2002.
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Comments » 8
utvols420 writes:
Marcus is a great guy. He taught me the cross over dribble at basketball camp when I was a kid.
BlackSilverVol writes:
This story was not originally posted today. I read it last week in the Chattanooga Times Free Press. LOL.
GrnEyedBanditTN writes:
Satt was a great teammate at ETSU!
SCarolinaVols writes:
lets see he said he was fulmer,sanders and cutliffe rolled into one....I see a losing season coming for Chatt Mocs
GreenbackMike writes:
I love Marcus and the Whole Satterfield Family. As a graduate of Greenback and a former Player of his Dad's Marcus was around all the time. Great football mind and he will do great things at UTC! God Bless Marcus
GreenbackMike writes:
Magic.... You need to stop being such a bitter Jerk. Did you ever see Marcus Play? Basketball or Football? I doubt it, If you had you would realize how insane your stupid little comments are. I would have taken him over 99% of Tennessee's receivers last year. You Magic are Moronic and uninformed
halloffamebowler writes:
Good for you.Some of us read it today on govolsxtra.
bigaldaddy writes:
He was fun to watch while at ETSU.
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