Assistant Head Coach job description

So, can you give me a description of what he does?  What duties does he fulfill for the Head Coach?

Have someone on staff but want to create a job description for him.

Just wanted to get some ideas on top of what I think needs to be done:

In absence of the HC, the Assistant HC will assume the role of the HC.
The Assist. HC would/could be a liason between state officials and the HC (working with the state organization along with the HC or in his absence).
The Assist. HC would oversee certain aspects of the game and/or practice routines (filming, handling of officials, field prep, media prep, etc.)

I guess the major role would be that the Assistant HC would assume the responsibilities of the HC in the case of absence. 

We had a case against a team this year that their HC was ill during the 2nd half. After talking to the coaches afterwards there was no protocol for who would or would not be the acting HC to make executive game time decisions and so forth.

Just wanted to get some ideas. I really don't think this is a "title" that is just handed down to someone for the sake of naming someone. I think it would be for organizational purposes.  That's the reason that I am asking.

I have that title. Best friend is the HC, told him I wanted to be Ast. Head Coach. He said ok.

I do a lot more than any of the other assistant coaches and handle a bunch of stuff I am sure most others assistant coaches do. Like all of our recruiting stuff, set up exchanges, find games for open dates if we need them, order stuff, all kinds of stuff like that. It's kind of know that I was the #2 on staff so I figured Assistant Head Coach would be a nice title to use and give me a bit more juice when dealing with people outside the program.

I've been AHC the last two stops, basically I handle the stuff that I know how to do that the HC doesn't want to do.  Also meant that, in lieu of the HC being there, I was explicitly the one handling any decisions.

Examples:
HC asks me to handle uniform distribution on Thursday night.  I know how to do that, so I do it, which allows him to leave early for once that week.  
HC needs to fill out paperwork for the bus to our first game.  I have no idea how to do that, but I start practice on time while he's arguing with the AD over what kind of bus to take for a 75min drive.
Kid breaks his ankle at practice.  Because I have all the necessary keys, I go open the various locks/gates necessary in order to get the medics directly onto the field while he stays with the kid and works the phone with EMTs, parents, etc.

Part of this is just being a good asst, but my specific role was to do 'boring' HC duties whenever possible so that he could do important HC duties better.

How are these for starters?

1. Assist head coach complete administrative paperwork such as eligibility forms, team roster,
locker lists, medical forms, insurance forms, permission forms
2. Assist head coach correspond with parents, teachers, administrators, college coaches and
other high school coaches
3. Assist head coach with checking players’ grades
4. Assist head coach with recruiting correspondence
5. Assist head coach in ordering, inventory, storing and dispersing new equipment
6. Attend league meetings and all-star meetings with head coach
7. Assume role of head coach when head coach is unable to attend any practice, game, or organized team
activity.
8. Attend any football-related meeting that head coach is unable to attend (league/conference, booster,
school, etc.)
9. Deal with any football-related issues when head coach is unavailable

Also, if HC is off campus,
" do everything the HC can't do because he's not there from 8-3"

Associate Head Coach: Description of Roles and Responsibilities
The Associate Head Coach is critically involved in all aspects of the program, is given specific autonomy, and shares responsibilities with the Head Coach in key areas of the program such as coordination of play (e.g., offensive coordinator), coaching tactics and strategies, budget management, staff oversight, etc.; the Associate Head Coach has significant responsibility in the following areas, but not limited to: mentoring student-athletes, mentoring assistant coaches; scheduling and team travel; promotion of the team and school; fundraising and booster club events; practice planning; equipment purchase and inventory; and professional development; may share responsibility with the Head Coach in establishment and enforcement of team rules, community service efforts, fundraising efforts, etc.; represents the Head Coach at meetings, fund-raising functions, and alumni events; adheres to school and conference rules and regulations, while supporting the core values of interscholastic athletics.

Responsible for the organization, development, and leadership of a varsity athletic program in support of the mission and core values of the Athletic Department. Duties include hiring staff; recruiting and retaining top prospective student-athletes; establishing a competitive schedule; coordinating practice planning, skill development, and designing strategies which prepare team for competition; mentoring student-athletes; overseeing booster clubs and development initiatives; organizing sport camps; and budget management; collaborates with numerous athletic and school units; demonstrates adherence to school and conference rules and regulations.

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