The Derrick Ansley File

DERRICK ANSLEY FILE

Age: 31.

Birthday: March 14, 1980.

New position: Tennessee cornerbacks coach.

Old position: Central Florida defensive backs coach.

By the numbers: Helped coach an Alabama secondary that intercepted 22 passes in 2010 (fourth most in the nation) and ranked No. 1 in pass defense this past season.

Coaching career: Huntingdon College (2005-09), defensive backs/recruiting coordinator; Alabama (2010-11); graduate assistant; Central Florida (2011-12), defensive backs.

Playing career: Cornerback at Troy, started in 40 consecutive games, finished fifth in the nation with nine interceptions during his junior year and graduated as the program's all-time career leader in interceptions.

Degree: Bachelor's in broadcast journalism from Troy, 2005.

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bvol1inSC writes:

All has been said about Ansley...has everyone read part 1 and part 2 of the "Wes" interview w/CDD? What's the opinion? He seemed pretty transparent - and finally accepted some responsibility for all of the circumstances. Also, I'd have liked a more detailed question/response to CDD "losing the team" at the end of the season - and how CDD will insure #1, that he has the team "back"...and #2, that this will never happen again. Why did it happen - and what did he learn? And the answer, that "...when you're winning this goes away" is not acceptable. Because you can be winning against certain opponents - but not the "right" (SEC) opponents....? This needs to "go away" whether a team is winning or not...disrespect of assistant coaches, senior leadership or other players NOT ALLOWED.

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