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Greg Nosal

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Greg Nosal
Bowling Green Falcons
Position:Co-Offensive Coordinator / Tight ends coach
Personal information
Born:Virginia Beach, Virginia
Career information
College:Virginia Tech
Career history
As coach:
  • Virginia Tech (2013)
    Graduate assistant (TE)
  • Virginia Tech (2014-2015)
    Graduate assistant (OL)
  • Miami (FL) (2016)
    Graduate assistant (OL)
  • Miami (FL) (2017-2018)
    Offensive Quality Control
  • East Carolina (2019)
    Assistant
  • Bowling Green (2020)
    Running backs coach
  • Bowling Green (2021)
    Tight ends coach
  • Bowling Green (2022)
    Co-Offensive Coordinator / Tight ends coach

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Greg Nosal is an American football coach who is currently the offensive coordinator and tight ends coach for Bowling Green.

Early years

Nosal attended Virginia Tech where he played left guard. A two-year starter at left guard, Nosal played for Virginia Tech from 2007-11. He was a member of three ACC Championship teams and squads that went to a bowl game in each season. He was Virginia Tech's Offensive Lineman of the Year in 2010 and an honorable mention All-ACC player in 2011.

Coaching career

Virginia Tech

While completing his master's degree at Virginia Tech, Nosal worked as a graduate assistant with the tight ends from 2013-14 and then with the offensive line from 2014-15.

Miami

Nosal worked at Miami (Fla.) from 2016-19, beginning as a graduate assistant with the offensive line and moving on to a quality control position with the offense.

East Carolina

At East Carolina, Nosal was an offensive analyst, assisting in the coaching and development of the offensive line. Among other duties, he also ran the front seven on the defensive scout team and was responsible for the oversight of the quality control staff and graduate assistants.

Bowling Green

Greg Nosal joined Scot Loeffler's staff as the running backs coach in January of 2020. In 2021 he was moved to tight ends and in 2022 elevated to co-offensive coordinator, a position he shares with quarterback coach Max Warner.

Personal Life

Greg is married to his wife, Cheyenne.

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