Tommy West
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| Date of birth | July 31, 1954 | |
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| Place of birth | Carrollton, Georgia | |
| Sport | Football | |
| College | Memphis | |
| Title | Head Coach | |
| Record with Team | 32-28 | |
| Overall Record | 67-63 | |
| Coaching Stats | College Football DataWarehouse | |
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| 1972-75 | Tennessee | |
| Position | Tight end | |
| Schools as a coach | ||
| 1993-98 2001-Present |
Clemson Memphis |
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Thomas "Tommy" Cleveland West (born on July 31, 1954, in Carrollton, Georgia) is the current Head Coach of Football at Memphis. He also served as the head coach for Clemson University. He is married to the former Lindsay Watkins. The couple has one son, Turner.
[edit] College Coaching History
| School | Year | Overall Record | Bowl game |
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| Clemson | 1993 | 5-7 | None |
| Clemson | 1994 | 5-6 | None |
| Clemson | 1995 | 8-4 | Gator Bowl |
| Clemson | 1996 | 7-5 | Peach Bowl |
| Clemson | 1997 | 7-5 | Peach Bowl |
| Clemson | 1998 | 3-8 | None |
| Memphis | 2001 | 5-6 | None |
| Memphis | 2002 | 3-9 | None |
| Memphis | 2003 | 9-4 | New Orleans Bowl |
| Memphis | 2004 | 8-4 | GMAC Bowl |
| Memphis | 2005 | 7-5 | Motor City Bowl |
| Memphis | 2006 | 1-9 | None |
| College | Overall | 68-72 | 6 Bowl Games |
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| Preceded by: Ken Hatfield |
Clemson Head Football Coach 1993–1998 |
Succeeded by: Tommy Bowden |
| Preceded by: Rip Scherer |
Memphis Head Football Coach 2001– |
Succeeded by: Current |
| Clemson Tigers Head Football Coaches |
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| Riggs • W.M. Williams • Penton • Heisman • Shealy • Cochems • Williams • Shaughnessy • Stone • Dobson • Hart • Donahue • Stewart • Saunders • Cody • Neely • Howard • Ingram • Parker • Pell • Ford • Hatfield • West • Bowden |
| Memphis Tigers Head Football Coaches |
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| Wilson • Shea • Campbell • Childerson • George • Wilson • Barnhard • Curlin • McKeen • Humphreys • Jamerson • Hatley • Murphy • Pancoast • Williamson • Dockery • Dempsey • Bailey • Stobart • Scherer • West |
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