Mark Whipple. What stands out the most about Whipple is how he helped improve Pitt's offense in his three years there (2019-'21). His first year (2019), the Panthers had 954 offensive plays for a ...

Mark Whipple was named Nebraska's offensive coordinator on Wednesday, a day after he resigned from the same position at Pittsburgh.Watch the breaking news report in the video player above ...

Whipple, who made $476,450 at Pitt this past season, signed a two-year deal and will make $875,000 this year and $900,000 in 2023. He's now the highest-paid Husker assistant in program history.

LINCOLN — Mark Whipple stood with hands on hips as six men in green jerseys flung passes to tight ends and receivers. The man with white hair and a black pullover didn’t move much over 30 ...

If necessary, Mark Whipple can perform almost any task on a football field. You need chalk lines drawn on the field before a game? He’s done that as a small-college coach.

Offensive coordinator Mark Whipple, talking to reporters for the last time before the team departs for Ireland, said he feels good about playing three different quarterbacks — Casey Thompson ...

Former UMass quarterback Andrew Ford spent three years playing for new Nebraska offensive coordinator Mark Whipple during the coach’s second stint at the Northeast school. Ford, who now works in ...

Nebraska offensive coordinator Mark Whipple met Wednesday with media for the first time since former head coach Scott Frost was dismissed following the Georgia Southern game. Here’s a quick ...

Kenny Pickett on Pitt OC Mark Whipple being a Broyles Award nominee: “You can go watch the film from 2019 and look at how we were compared to now. He’s done an unbelievable job.

Massachusetts football coach Mark Whipple has been suspended for a week without pay after equating officials' calls with rape during a postgame radio interview. After Saturday's 58-42 loss to Ohio ...

Sports; Mark Whipple suspension: UMass AD Ryan Bamford consulted campus leadership before determining action. Published: Oct. 02, 2018, 9:00 p.m. Oct. 02, 2018, 9:00 p.m.