Marcum-Moss Head Coach of the Year

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The Marcum-Moss Head Coach of the Year is presented annually by various news and sports organizations to the AFL head coach who has done the most outstanding job of working with the talent he has at his disposal.

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AFL Coach of the Year

YearWinnerTeam
2019 Clint Dolezel (3) Philadelphia Soul
2018 Omarr Smith Baltimore Brigade
2017 Ron James (2) Tampa Bay Storm
2016 Kevin Guy (2) [1] Arizona Rattlers
2016 Clint Dolezel (2) [2] Philadelphia Soul
2015 Clint Dolezel Philadelphia Soul
2014 Steve Thonn Cleveland Gladiators
2013 Bob McMillen Chicago Rush
2012 Ron James Utah Blaze
2011 Kevin Guy Arizona Rattlers
2010 Les Moss Jacksonville Sharks
2008 Mike Wilpolt Cleveland Gladiators
2007 Doug Plank (2) Georgia Force
2006 Will McClay Dallas Desperados
2005 Doug Plank Georgia Force
2004 Mike Neu New Orleans VooDoo
2003 Todd Shell New York Dragons
2002 Darren Arbet (2) San Jose SaberCats
2001 Michael Trigg Grand Rapids Rampage
2000 Darren Arbet San Jose SaberCats
1999 Mike Dailey Albany Firebirds
1998 Tim Marcum (2) Tampa Bay Storm
1997 Eddie Khayat Nashville Kats
1996 John Gregory (2) Iowa Barnstormers
1995 John Gregory Iowa Barnstormers
1994 Perry Moss (3) Orlando Predators
1993 Danny White Arizona Rattlers
1992 Perry Moss (2) Orlando Predators
1991 Fran Curci Tampa Bay Storm
1990 Ernie Stautner Dallas Texans
1989 Babe Parilli Denver Dynamite
1988 Perry Moss Chicago Bruisers
1987 Tim Marcum Denver Dynamite

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