Coaching changes are an annual occurrence – there were 24 in the FBS ranks this cycle – and with coaching changes come coordinator changes.

But not all coordinator changes are tied to new coaches. In this cycle, 63 FBS schools (including FBS newcomer Sam Houston State) have changed offensive coordinators. There have been 42 defensive coordinator changes.

Of the 24 schools with new coaches, 22 have new coordinators on both sides of the ball; Georgia Tech and Western Michigan have new offensive coordinators but both kept their defensive coordinators.

In addition, six schools that didn’t change head coaches have, for various reasons, two new coordinators: Alabama, Arkansas, New Mexico, Syracuse, UCF and Washington State.

The SEC has the most new offensive coordinators, with 10 (the only schools that didn’t change OCs were Florida, LSU, Ole Miss and Vanderbilt). The AAC has nine, which includes league newcomers Charlotte, FAU, North Texas, UAB and UTSA. The ACC has eight, the Big Ten seven, the Pac-12 six, the Mountain West five, the Big 12, Conference USA, the MAC and Sun Belt four each (that includes Big 12 newcomers Cincinnati and UCF) and independents have two.

The AAC has the most new defensive coordinators with eight, including newcomers Charlotte, FAU, North Texas and UAB. The Sun Belt has six. The Big Ten, Big 12, SEC and Sun Belt have five each; the Big 12 numbers includes newcomers BYU, Cincinnati and UCF. The ACC and Pac-12 have four each; the MAC and the Mountain West have two each; and Conference USA has one.

Here’s a look at all the new coordinators in the FBS ranks and their previous job. If a departed coordinator already has a new job, that is listed, too. And schools designated with an asterisk are the ones with new head coaches.

New offensive coordinators

Alabama

The old: Bill O’Brien (became New England Patriots OC)
The new: Tommy Rees (had been Notre Dame OC)

Appalachian State

The old: Kevin Barbay (became Mississippi State OC)
The new: Frank Ponce (had been Miami quarterback coach)

Arizona State*

The old: Glenn Thomas (former staff dismissed)
The new: Beau Baldwin (had been Cal Poly coach)

Arkansas

The old: Kendall Briles (became TCU OC)
The new: Dan Enos (had been Maryland OC)

Army
The old: Brent Davis (fired)
The new: Drew Thatcher (had been Division II Nebraska-Kearney OC)

Auburn*

The old: Eric Kiesau (former staff dismissed)
The new: Philip Montgomery (fired as Tulsa coach)

Boise State

The old: Dirk Koetter (interim OC; retired)
The new: Bush Hamdan (had been Missouri quarterback coach)

Boston College

The old: John McNulty (fired)
The new: TBA

Buffalo

The old: Shane Montgomery (fired)
The new: DJ Mangas (had been UCF analyst)

California

The old: Bill Musgrave (fired)
The new: Jake Spavital (fired as Texas State coach)

Charlotte*

The old: Mark Carney (became Kent State tight ends coach)
The new: Mike Miller (had been Maryland tight ends coach)

Cincinnati*

The old: Gino Guidugli (became Notre Dame quarterback coach after short stint as Wisconsin tight ends coach)
The new: Tom Manning (had been Iowa State OC)

Clemson

The old: Brandon Streeter (fired)
The new: Garrett Riley (had been TCU OC)

Coastal Carolina*
The old: Willy Korn (became Liberty OC)
The new: Travis Trickett (had been USF OC)

Colorado*

The old: Mike Sanford (former staff dismissed)
The new: Sean Lewis (had been Kent State coach)

FAU*

The old: Brent Dearmon (became North Alabama coach)
The new: Charlie Frye (had been Penn State analyst)

Fresno State

The old: Kirby Moore (became Missouri OC)
The new: Pat McCann (promoted from receivers coach)

Georgia

The old: Todd Monken (became Baltimore Ravens OC)
The new: Mike Bobo (had been Georgia analyst)

Georgia Tech*

The old: Chip Long (not retained by new coach)
The new: Buster Faulkner (had been Georgia offensive analyst)

Kent State*

The old: Andrew Sowder (became Minnesota tight ends coach)
The new: Matt Johnson (promoted from running backs coach)

Kentucky

The old: Rich Scangarello (fired)
The new: Liam Coen (had been LA Rams OC)

Liberty*

The old: Kent Austin (became Auburn quarterback coach)
The new: Willy Korn (had been Coastal Carolina OC)

Louisville*

The old: Lance Taylor (became Western Michigan coach)
The new: Brian Brohm (had been Purdue OC)

Maryland

The old: Dan Enos (became Arkansas OC)
The new: TBA (Kevin Sumlin, who had been in USFL, hired as co-OC/tight ends coach but won’t call plays)

Miami

The old: Josh Gattis (fired)
The new: Shannon Dawson (had been Houston quarterback coach)

Miami (Ohio)

The old: Eric Koehler (became Minnesota analyst)
The new: Pat Welsh (promoted from tight ends coach)

Minnesota

The old: Kirk Ciarrocca (became Rutgers OC)
The new co-OCs: Greg Harbaugh Jr. and Matt Simon (promoted from quarterback coach and wide receivers coach, respectively)

Mississippi State*

The old: Mike Leach (died)
The new: Kevin Barbay (had been Appalachian State OC)

Missouri

The old: Coach Eli Drinkwitz no longer will call plays
The new: Kirby Moore (had been Fresno State OC)

Navy*

The old: Chuck Petersen (not retained by new coach)
The new: Grant Chestnut (had been Kennesaw State OC)

Nebraska*

The old: Mark Whipple (former staff dismissed)
The new: Marcus Satterfield (had been South Carolina OC)

New Mexico

The old: Derek Warehime (became Coastal Carolina o-line coach)
The new: Bryant Vincent (had been UAB interim coach/OC)

North Carolina

The old: Phil Longo (became Wisconsin OC)
The new: Chip Lindsey (had been UCF OC)

NC State

The old: Tim Beck (became Coastal Carolina coach)
The new: Robert Anae (had been Syracuse OC)

North Texas*

The old: Mike Bloesch (became California offensive line coach)
The new: New coach Eric Morris will be his own OC (had been Washington State OC)

Notre Dame

The old: Tommy Rees (became Alabama OC)
The new: Gerad Parker (promoted from tight ends coach)

Ohio State

The old: Kevin Wilson (became Tulsa coach)
The new: Brian Hartline (promoted from wide receivers coach; TBA on whether coach Ryan Day will continue to call plays)

Old Dominion

The old: Kevin Reihner (was interim OC)
The new: Kevin Decker (had been Fordham OC)

Oregon

The old: Kenny Dillingham (became Arizona State coach)
The new: Will Stein (had been UTSA OC)

Purdue*

The old: Brian Brohm (became Louisville OC)
The new: Graham Harrell (had been West Virginia OC)

Rutgers

The old: Sean Gleeson (fired)
The new: Kirk Ciarrocca (had been Minnesota OC)

Sam Houston State

The old: John Perry (became Lamar OC)
The new: Brad Cornelsen (out of football in 2022)

San Diego State

The old: Jeff Horton (retired)
The new: Ryan Lindley (promoted from quarterback coach)

South Carolina

The old: Marcus Satterfield (became Nebraska OC)
The new: Dowell Loggains (had been Arkansas tight ends coach)

Stanford*

The old: Tavita Pritchard (retained as QB coach)
The new: New coach Troy Taylor will be his own OC (had been Sacramento State coach)

Syracuse

The old: Robert Anae (became NC State OC)
The new: Jason Beck (promoted from quarterback coach)

Tennessee

The old: Alex Golesh (became USF coach)
The new: Joey Halzle (promoted from quarterback coach)

Texas A&M

The old: Coach Jimbo Fisher giving up play-calling duties
The new: Bobby Petrino (had been Missouri State coach and then UNLV OC for three weeks)

TCU

The old: Garrett Riley (became Clemson OC)
The new: Kendall Briles (had been Arkansas OC)

Texas State*

The old: Jake Spavital (became California OC)
The new: Mack Leftwich (had been Incarnate Word OC)

Tulane

The old: Jim Svoboda (resigned)
The new: Slade Nagle (promoted from tight ends coach)

Tulsa*

The old: Philip Montgomery (became Auburn OC)
The new: New coach Kevin Wilson will be his own OC (had been Ohio State OC)

UAB*

The old: Bryan Vincent (became New Mexico OC)
The new: Alex Mortensen (had been Alabama offensive analyst)

UCF

The old: Chip Lindsey (became North Carolina OC)
The new: Darin Hinshaw (had been UAB quarterback coach)

UNLV*

The old: Nick Holz (former staff dismissed)
The new: Brennan Marion (had been Texas wide receivers coach)

USF*

The old: Travis Trickett (became Coastal Carolina OC)
The new: New coach Alex Golesh will be his own OC (had been Tennessee OC)

UTEP
The old: Dave Warner (retired)
The new: TBA

UTSA

The old: Will Stein (became Oregon OC)
The new: Justin Burke (promoted from tight ends coach)

Washington State

The old: Eric Morris (became North Texas coach)
The new: Ben Arbuckle (had been Western Kentucky co-OC)

Western Kentucky

The old: Ben Arbuckle (co-OC, became Washington State OC)
The new: Drew Hollingshead (had been Mississippi State inside receivers coach)

Western Michigan*

The old: Jeff Thorne (former staff dismissed)
The new: Billy Cosh (had been Richmond OC)

West Virginia

The old: Graham Harrell (became Purdue OC)
The new: Chad Scott (promoted from running backs coach)

Wisconsin*

The old: Bobby Engram (former staff dismissed)
The new: Phil Longo (had been North Carolina OC)

New defensive coordinators

Alabama

The old: Pete Golding (became Ole Miss DC)
The new: Kevin Steele (had been Miami DC)

Appalachian State

The old: Dale Jones (resigned)
The new: Scot Sloan (had been Army safeties coach)

Arizona State*

The old: Donnie Henderson (former staff dismissed)
The new: Brian Ward (had been Washington State DC)

Arkansas

The old: Barry Odom (became UNLV coach)
The new: Travis Williams (had been UCF DC)

Auburn*

The old: Jeff Schmedding (became Washington State DC)
The new: Ron Roberts (had been Baylor DC)

Baylor

The old: Ron Roberts (became Auburn DC)
The new: Matt Powledge (had been Oregon safeties coach)

BYU

The old: Ilaisa Tuiaki (resigned)
The new: Jay Hill (had been Weber State coach)

Charlotte*

The old: Greg Brown (former staff dismissed)
The new: Ryan Osborn (had been a Baltimore Ravens quality control coach)

Cincinnati*

The old: Mike Tressel (became Wisconsin DC)
The new: Bryan Brown (had been Louisville DC)

Coastal Carolina*
The old: Chad Staggs (became Western Kentucky linebacker coach)
The new: Craig Naivar (had been SMU safeties coach)

Colorado*

The old: Chris Wilson (former staff dismissed)
The new: Charles Kelly (had been Alabama safeties coach)

Duke

The old: Robb Smith (resigned)
The new: Tyler Santucci (had been Texas A&M linebacker coach)

Eastern Michigan

The old: Neal Neathery (retired)
The new: TBA

FAU*

The old: Todd Orlando (became USF DC)
The new: Roc Bellantoni (had been Auburn outside linebacker coach)

Illinois

The old: Ryan Walters (became Purdue coach)
The new: Aaron Henry (promoted from secondary coach)

Kent State*

The old: Jeremiah Johnson (retained as safeties coach)
The new: Dave Duggan (had been Troy director of recruiting)

Liberty*

The old: Josh Aldridge (became Auburn linebacker coach)
The new: Jack Curtis (promoted from safeties coach)

Louisville*

The old: Bryan Brown (became Cincinnati DC)
The new: Ron English (had been Purdue co-DC)

Marshall

The old: Lance Guidry (became Tulane DC, then Miami DC)
The new: Jason Semore (had been Georgia Tech linebacker coach)

Miami

The old: Kevin Steele (became Alabama DC)
The new: Lance Guidry (had been Marshall DC, then spent less than a month as Tulane DC)

Mississippi State*

The old: Zach Arnett (promoted to coach)
The new: Matt Brock (promoted from linebacker coach)

Navy*

The old: Brian Newberry (promoted to coach)
The new: P.J. Volker (promoted from linebacker coach)

Nebraska*

The old: Erik Chinander (became Boise State defensive line coach)
The new: Tony White (had been Syracuse DC)

New Mexico

The old: Rocky Long (became Syracuse DC)
The new: Troy Reffett (promoted from cornerbacks coach)

North Texas*

The old: Phil Bennett (former staff dismissed; retired)
The new: Matt Caponi (had been Iowa State cornerbacks coach)

Northwestern

The old: Jim O’Neil (fired)
The new: David Braun (had been North Dakota State DC)

Oklahoma State

The old: Derek Mason (resigned)
The new: Bryan Nardo (had been Division II Gannon DC)

Ole Miss

The old: Maurice Crum and Chris Partridge (became SMU linebacker coach and Michigan linebacker coach, respectively)
The new: Pete Golding (had been Alabama DC)

Purdue*

The old: Ron English and Mark Hagen (became Louisville DC and defensive line coach, respectively)
The new: Kevin Kane (had been Illinois outside linebacker coach)

Southern Miss

The old: Austin Armstrong (became Alabama linebacker coach)
The new: Dan O’Brien (promoted from safeties coach)

Stanford*

The old: Lance Anderson (former staff dismissed)
The new: Bobby April III (had been Wisconsin outside linebacker coach)

Syracuse

The old: Tony White (became Nebraska DC)
The new: Rocky Long (had been New Mexico DC)

Texas State*

The old: Zac Spavital (former staff dismissed)
The new: Jonathan Patke (had been Incarnate Word DC)

Troy

The old: Shiel Wood (became Tulane DC)
The new: TBD

Tulane

The old: Chris Hampton (became Oregon safeties coach)
The new: Shiel Wood (had been Troy DC)

Tulsa*

The old: Luke Olson (former staff dismissed)
The new: TBA (Matt Guerrieri, who had been an Ohio State analyst, took job, then left to become Indiana safeties coach)

UAB*

The old: David Reeves (became Jasper (Ala.) High head coach)
The new: Sione Ta’ufo’ou (had been Nashville Lipscomb Academy DC)

UCF

The old: Travis Williams (became Arkansas DC)
The new: Addison Williams (promoted from cornerbacks coach)

UNLV*

The old: Keith Heyward (former staff dismissed)
The new: Michael Scherer (had been Arkansas linebacker coach)

USF*

The old: Bob Shoop (former staff dismissed)
The new: Todd Orlando (had been FAU DC)

Washington State

The old: Brian Ward (became Arizona State DC)
The new: Jeff Schmedding (had been Auburn DC)

Wisconsin*

The old: Jim Leonhard (declined chance to remain on staff)
The new: Mike Tressel (had been Cincinnati DC)

Jordan Seaton

Dabo Swinney

Bediako ruling

College Football Playoff

Arch Manning health