A graduate of St. Paul, where he played football for the school’s first undefeated regular season team in 1976, Clifford Snow has enjoyed a long career as a coach and administrator in college football. When the team appeared in the first-ever state championship game in 1976, he was an All-Hartford County Conference Defensive Back for the Falcons.

He went on to play defensive back at Central Connecticut, where he registered eight career interceptions and one fumble recovery.

After serving as an assistant football coach at the Gilbert School and head coach at Windsor High School, he became an assistant coach at UConn, briefly serving as interim head coach between Skip Holtz and Randy Edsall. He then moved to the University of South Carolina as special assistant to the head coach of football operations.

He served as Director of Football Operations at East Carolina, Kentucky, Louisville, and the University of Texas before becoming Director of Football Operations at South Florida. He has worked with teams in over a dozen Bowl Games and won several Conference championships.

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