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Alabama is expected to part ways with defensive assistant Colin Hitschler. According to multiple reports, Hitschler has been informed that he is not expected to be part of the Crimson Tide’s plans in 2025.
Hitschler helped coach the Tide’s secondary along with Alabama defensive backs coach Maurice Linguist. He primarily coached the safeties and helped lead a Tide defensive unit that ranked No. 18 nationally in passing yards allowed per game.
Hitschler arrived at Alabama last offseason after serving on the coaching staff at Wisconsin in 2023. He initially signed a two-year deal and was paid $625,000 this season and was set to make $675,000 in his second season.
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It has been reported that the University of Alabama is expected to part ways with a defensive assistant in the coming days. This move comes after a disappointing season for the Crimson Tide, who fell short of their National Championship aspirations.
The defensive assistant in question has been with the program for several years, but it seems that the coaching staff is looking to make some changes in order to improve the team’s performance on the defensive side of the ball.
While the decision to part ways with a coach is never easy, it is a necessary step in order to move the program forward and make the necessary adjustments for future success.
Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story as more information becomes available.
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