18 Facts About Bob Trott

Bob Trott was born on March 19,1954 and is an American football coach and former player.

Bob Trott was previously the defensive coordinator at East Carolina University.

Bob Trott played at North Carolina under Coach Bill Dooley and began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at UNC in 1976.

Bob Trott then landed an assistant's position at the Air Force Academy in 1978, working with defensive ends under Bill Parcells.

In 1984, Bob Trott took a position at the University of Arkansas as the defensive backs coach for the Razorbacks.

Bob Trott helped Arkansas win back-to-back Southwest Conference championships in 1988 and '89.

Bob Trott moved on to Clemson in 1990, serving as the Tigers' defensive coordinator and defensive backs coach.

One year later, Bob Trott moved up to the NFL to join Ray Handley's staff with the New York Giants.

Bob Trott had a second NFL stint when he was hired as a Cleveland Browns defensive assistant coach on February 26,2005.

Since 2009 Bob Trott has served as a defensive coach with various Virginia universities.

In 2014 Bob Trott was the Assistant Head coach and secondary coach on the Under19 USA Football team which won the world Championship in 2014 in Kuwait.

Also in 2014 Bob Trott was the commencement speaker for AL Brown High School and was selected in the Cabarrus County Sports Hall of Fame.

Bob Trott was named the Defensive coordinator at James Madison University in 2016.

Bob Trott was named the 2017 FootballScoop Coordinator of the year.

Bob Trott was named defensive coordinator for East Carolina University during the 2019 season but his contract was not renewed.

Bob Trott was the 5th coordinator for ECU in the Last 4 seasons.

Bob Trott has served on the coaching staffs of eleven college bowl teams and has been a defensive coordinator at eight NCAA Division I universities.

Bob Trott has served as a coach or player under renowned head coaches Bill Parcells, Al Groh, Romeo Crennel, Ken Hatfield, Fred Goldsmith and Bill Dooley.