Florida defensive line coach Bryant Young, a member of Will Muschamp's inaugural staff, resigned Wednesday citing personal reasons. "After heavy consideration and giving over two decades to the game of football, I have made a personal decision to resign from my position at the University of Florida in order to pursue more time with my family," Young said in a statement. "I am humbled by and grateful for the opportunity I have had to positively influence the hardworking student-athletes and young men whom I will surely miss. "However, I have come to the realization that it is time to invest more in my family during this fleeting season in life. I have truly loved my time being a Gator, enjoyed a great working relationship with coach Muschamp and will also miss the dedicated staff at this university." Young joined Florida's staff in 2011 after spending a year at San Jose State (2010) and a year at Notre Dame (2009). He assisted then-defensive coordinator Dan Quinn along the defensive line. Quinn resigned after last season to become the defensive coordinator with the Seattle Seahawks. Muschamp promoted linebackers coach D.J. Durkin to defensive coordinator and hired Brad Lawing away from South Carolina to replace Quinn and work with Young. Read more http://espn.go.com/college-football...ors-defensive-line-coach-bryant-young-resigns
