Football: CFB’™s Most Intimidating Strength Coaches

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1. Rusty Whitt (Louisiana)

    Whitt first gained notoriety during his team’s 2011 New Orleans Bowl victory when, during the first quarter, he stood stoically as blood from an open wound — caused by head-butting one of his players too hard — streamed down his face. With sunglasses on inside the Superdome, Whitt resembled The Terminator.

    The head wound was probably the equivalent of a scratch for the former U.S. Army Senior Special Forces Communication Sergeant, who served two tours of duty in Iraq during the 2000s. A civilian since early 2009, Whitt now has his Ragin’ Cajun players doing special forces-like exercises to stay strong during the season. His workouts include military-style gas masks, weighted backpacks and sandbag runs – just to name a few.

    It’s little wonder that UL players refer to college football’s most intimidating strength coach as a “bad mutha.”

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