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American football player and coach

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Scott Srnka
Current position
Title	Associate head coach & defensive backs coach
Team	DePauw
Conference	NCAC
Biographical details
Alma mater	Rhodes College (1987) Ohio University (1989)
Playing career
1983–1987	Rhodes

Position(s)	Strong safety
Coaching career (HC unless noted)
1988–1989	Ohio (GA)
1990	Urbana (DC)
1991–1993	Baldwin Wallace (QB/RB/K)
1994–2010	Rhodes (DC)
2011–2012	DePauw (DC/DB)
2012	DePauw (interim HC/DC/DB)
2013–present	DePauw (AHC/DB)

Head coaching record
Overall	2–6
Accomplishments and honors
Awards
As player All-SCAC (1986, 1987)

Scott Srnka is an American football coach. He is currently the associate head coach and defensive backs coach for the DePauw Tigers football team. He previously coached for Ohio, Urbana, Baldwin Wallace, and Rhodes. He played college football as a strong safety at Rhodes.

In 2012, after two weeks Srnka was named interim head coach following the firing of Robby Long. He finished the season with only two wins.

Head coaching record


Year	Team	Overall	Conference	Standing
DePauw Tigers (North Coast Athletic Conference) (2012)
2012	DePauw	2–6	1–5	T–8th
DePauw:		2–6	1–5
Total:		2–6

Appelgate, Michael (September 18, 2012). "Srnka: 'Everybody is in a state of shock'". The DePauw. Retrieved June 19, 2023.
"DePauw football makes midseason coaching change". Terre Haute Tribune-Star. Associated Press. September 17, 2012. Retrieved June 19, 2023.
Appelgate, Michael (November 4, 2012). "A little bit of everything". The DePauw. Retrieved June 19, 2023.

v t e DePauw Tigers head football coaches
No coach (1884) No team (1885–1888) Wilmer Glenn (1889–1890) Clinton L. Hare (1891) Arthur N. Sager (1892–1893) Edwin O. Smith (1894) Frank E. Wade (1895) Arthur Hamrick (1896–1897) Samuel Ruick (1898) Jules H. Ford (1899) Herbert J. McIntire (1899–1900) Anthony Chez (1901) James R. Henry (1902) Chauncey L. Berrien (1903) Thomas L. McFadden (1904) Ottmar H. Luck (1905–1906) Arthur M. Brown (1907–1909) Robert C. Tapp (1910) Arthur Berndt (1911) Ashel Cunningham (1912) Thomas A. Bogle Jr. (1913–1914) Ralph H. Young (1915) Edbert C. Buss (1916–1920) Mysterious Walker (1921) James N. Ashmore (1922–1924) William L. Hughes (1925–1929) Ray Neal (1930–1945) Robert L. Nipper (1946) Edwin R. Snavely (1947–1955) Robert C. Hicks (1956–1958) Tommy Mont (1959–1976) Bob Bergman (1977–1978) Jerry Berndt (1979–1980) Nick Mourouzis (1981–2003) Bill Lynch (2004) Tim Rogers (2005) Matt Walker (2006–2008) Robby Long (2009–2012) Scott Srnka # (2012) Bill Lynch (2013–2019) Brett Dietz (2020– ) # denotes interim head coach

# denotes interim head coach

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