Scott Cochran, Alabama's former strength and conditioning coach, has landed a head coaching job at the University of West Alabama.

Former Alabama and Georgia assistant Scott Cochran has been named the new head football coach at the University of West Alabama, the program announced on Monday afternoon. Cochran was a long-time strength and conditioning coordinator under Nick Saban.

MERIDIAN, Miss. (WTOK) - The University of West Alabama has hired Scott Cochran as its next Head Football Coach, the University announced in a Press Release on Monday. Cochran brings years of experience to Livingston, having been an Assistant and Strength and Conditioning Coach at LSU, the University of Alabama, and the University of Georgia.

Scott Cochran, once the most famous strength and conditioning coach in college football as Nick Saban's right-hand man, is back in college football as a head coach. Cochran, who most recently was on Georgia's 2023 staff,

Scott Cochran, a former assistant coach under Nick Saban and Kirby Smart at Alabama, Georgia and LSU, has landed a head coaching job.

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Cochran, who spent 12 seasons as Alabama's strength coach, replaces Brett Gilliland, who is moving into the role of athletic director.

Scott Cochran is returning to the state of Alabama. Cochran, who spent 13 seasons as Alabama football's strength and conditioning coach under coach Nick Saban most known for being "Coach Yeah," was named as the new head football coach of West Alabama.

West Alabama hired Scott Cochran, a longtime SEC staff member who served as Alabama's strength coach under Nick Saban and later spoke out about his addiction to painkillers, as its new coach. Cochran,