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Former Clemson coach Kevin Steele set to retire

Former Clemson coach Kevin Steele set to retire


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Alabama defensive coordinator Kevin Steele is set to retire from coaching, according to multiple reports, including ESPN.

The 65-year-old coach has been in the profession for 40 years and just finished his third stint with Alabama.

In 2022, he was the defensive coordinator at Miami.

He has been a defensive coordinator for 12 years with stops at Alabama, Auburn, Clemson (2009-2011), LSU, and Miami.

While at Clemson, the Tigers won the 2011 ACC title, their first since 1991.

He also was the head coach at Baylor (1999-2002), where he compiled a 9-36 in four seasons.

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