get-back coaches
get-back coaches is the plural of get-back coach.
Meaning of get-back coach
Noun
get-back coach (plural get-back coaches)
- A coach who is assigned the task of ensuring another coach (usually the head coach) gets out of the way of the referees during games.
- “I was probably the most difficult one to deal with when I was on the field, because you’re always trying to get closer to the action,” McVay told NFL Films. “As a coach, I always try to be aware of our get-back coach.”2019 February 2, Morgan Moriarty, “Sean McVay has a get-back coach. Clemson’s pioneering get-back coach explains the job”, in SBNation.com
Questions about get-back coaches
- What is get-back coaches the plural of?
- Get-back coaches is the plural of get-back coach.
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