Report: Pitt DL Coach Could Leave for New Job

The Pitt Panthers could lose coveted defensive line coach Charlie Partridge this offseason.
Report: Pitt DL Coach Could Leave for New Job
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PITTSBURGH -- The Pitt Panthers could be in danger of losing one of their top assistant coaches this season to a blue-blood school. 

According to a report from Chris Carter of the Pittsburgh Post Gazette, there is mutual interest between Pitt defensive line coach Charlie Partridge and the Florida Gators, who are looking to fill their own defensive line coach position. 

Since arriving at Pitt seven years ago, Partridge has turned Pitt's program into a defensive line factory and serves as assistant head coach in addition to his work as a position coach. 

Partridge has recruited and developed standout Pitt defensive linemen like Calijah Kancey - a 2023 first-round pick - Patrick Jones, Rashad Weaver, Jaylen Twyman, Habakkuk Baldonado, Deslin Alexandre and others. Three different Pitt linemen have been named All-Americans under his tutelage and Kancey earned 2022 ACC Defensive Player of the Year. 

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