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Dan Mullen (born April 27, 1972 in Manchester, N.H.) is an American football coach currently serving as offensive coordinator and quarterback coach of the Florida Gators. He is a 1994 graduate of Ursinus College.

Prior to his time at Florida, Mullen served with current Gators head coach Urban Meyer at Utah, where he was quarterback coach of the Utes during their improbable 2004 season. He developed quarterback Alex Smith into the number 1 overall pick in the 2005 NFL Draft. After Mike Sanford left to take the head coaching position at UNLV, Mullen served as the interim offensive coordinator during Utah's Fiesta Bowl victory over Pitt. He also served as quarterback coach under Meyer at Bowling Green in 2001-02.

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Biography on the official Gator athletics website.

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	'''Dan Mullen''' (born [[April 27]], [[1972]] in [[Manchester, New Hampshire\|Manchester, N.H.]]) is an [[American football]] [[coach]] currently serving as [[offensive coordinator]] and [[quarterback]] coach of the [[Florida Gators]].		'''Dan Mullen''' (born [[April 27]], [[1972]] in [[Manchester, New Hampshire\|Manchester, N.H.]]) is an [[American football]] [[coach]] currently serving as [[offensive coordinator]] and [[quarterback]] coach of the [[Florida Gators]]. He is a 1994 graduate of Ursinus College.

	Prior to his time at Florida, Mullen served with current Gators head coach [[Urban Meyer]] at [[University of Utah\|Utah]], where he was quarterback coach of the Utes during their improbable 2004 season. He developed quarterback [[Alex Smith]] into the number 1 overall pick in the [[2005 NFL Draft]]. After [[Mike Sanford]] left to take the head coaching position at [[UNLV]], Mullen served as the interim offensive coordinator during Utah's [[Fiesta Bowl]] victory over [[University of Pittsburgh\|Pitt]]. He also served as quarterback coach under Meyer at [[Bowling Green University\|Bowling Green]] in 2001-02.		Prior to his time at Florida, Mullen served with current Gators head coach [[Urban Meyer]] at [[University of Utah\|Utah]], where he was quarterback coach of the Utes during their improbable 2004 season. He developed quarterback [[Alex Smith]] into the number 1 overall pick in the [[2005 NFL Draft]]. After [[Mike Sanford]] left to take the head coaching position at [[UNLV]], Mullen served as the interim offensive coordinator during Utah's [[Fiesta Bowl]] victory over [[University of Pittsburgh\|Pitt]]. He also served as quarterback coach under Meyer at [[Bowling Green University\|Bowling Green]] in 2001-02.