Dan Mullen will bring Nick Savage to run the Florida Gators football strength and conditioning program.
Savage spent the 2014 and 2015 seasons as the Bulldogs’ assistant strength and conditioning coach before assuming the head role after Rick Court left Mississippi State for Maryland.
Savage, 28, is a native of Youngstown, Ohio and earned his undergraduate degree in exercise science from Youngstown State. He earned a masters in recreation administration from Toledo in 2016. Savage began his career interning at Bowling Green from January 2013- May 2013 and then went to Ohio State from May 2013 to January 14, where he worked with Mickey Marotti, who was the strength and conditioning coach at Florida when Urban Meyer and Dan Mullen coached at UF.
Savage will take over the role as head strength and conditioning coach that was previously held by Mike Kent.
Here is a video of Savage mic’d up running Mississippi State players through a workout.
Coaching Experience
2017-Present: Florida (Director of Football Strength and Conditioning)
2016-2017: Mississippi State (Head Strength Coach)
2014-15: Mississippi State (Assistant Strength Coach)
2014: Toledo (Graduate Assistant Strength Coach)
2013-14: Ohio State (Strength Intern)
2013: Bowling Green (Strength Intern)