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Bob Nielson retired last season after 35 years as a head coach at multiple levels, winning wherever he went.
His last stop was a USD, where he turned the Coyotes into a national championship contender by his ninth and final season in 2024. Shortly after they fell 14 points short of reaching the FCS title game.
Nielson retired a month later, turning over the program to his accomplished defensive coordinator Travis Johansen.
In part one of a one-hour interview, Nielson — now living in Sioux City and working as a consultant for the American Football Coaches Association and as an FCS Oversight Committee member — describes the first year of adult life outside of coaching and athletic administration.
The Iowa native discusses the major issues facing college football at all levels — yep, mostly NIL and the transfer portal — and where things might be headed.
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