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Fresno State Bulldogs head coach Jeff Tedford has had his share of health issues over the years, including heart surgery in 2014 while he was a member of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers coaching staff.
Tedford also stepped down as Fresno State’s head coach in 2019 due to health issues, but was hired back in December 2021.
Unfortunately, these health issues forced Tedford to once again step down from his role as Fresno State’s head coach.
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Jeff Tedford steps down as Fresno State head coach, replaced by Tim Skipper
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“It is with sad emotions that following my recent medical evaluation, I have determined that due to health concerns, my family and I have made the decision to step down as head coach of Fresno State and have someone else lead the football program,” Tedford said in a statement via 247 Sports.
Tim Skipper, the Bulldogs’ current linebackers coach, will replace Tedford on an interim basis.
Tedford, 62, has enjoyed considerable success in the college ranks. He coached California from 2002-2012, compiling an 82-67 record. He also went 45-22 in five seasons as head coach of Fresno State. Notably, he coached future Hall of Famer Aaron Rodgers with Cal.
