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Rich Rodriguez is a former American football player and coach who had a successful career in the sports industry. Born on May 24, 1963, in Grant Town, West Virginia, Rodriguez was actively involved in football from a young age. He played as a defensive back for his high school team and then went on to play at West Virginia University from 1981 to 1984. As a college athlete, Rodriguez was known for his skillful play and was even recognized as an Academic All-American in his final year. More about Rich Rodriguez
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Overall, Rich Rodriguez is regarded as a highly successful coach who has had a significant impact on American football. His dedication and passion for the sport have helped him achieve great heights in his career and make him a respected authority in the world of college football. Despite some controversy surrounding his time at Michigan, Rodriguez's contributions to the sport are undeniable, and he will always be remembered as a legend in the industry. Read even more about Rich Rodriguez at Wikipedia
Traded items with a signature of Rich Rodriguez
In total, we tracked 293 items since 01/01/2008. The chart below shows the trade volume over time.
The most expensive item with a signature of Rich Rodriguez (Rich Rodriguez Michigan Signed Football ESPN w/COA/Case) was sold in July 2008 for $361.00 while the cheapest item (RICH RODRIGUEZ autographed signed West Virginia photo!) found a new owner for $0.97 in May 2008. The month with the most items sold (10) was December 2008 with an average selling price of $16.50 for an autographed item of Rich Rodriguez. Sold items reached their highest average selling price in March 2009 with $202.50 and the month that saw the lowest prices with $0.99 was February 2021. In average, an autographed item from Rich Rodriguez is worth $12.00.
Most recently, these items with a signature of Rich Rodriguez were sold on eBay - click here for more items.
| Item Title | Price | Store | |
|---|---|---|---|
 | 1992 Score #149 Rich Rodriguez Padres Hand Signed Auto *3850 | $1.26 | |
| 1992 Score RICH RODRIGUEZ Signed Card autograph PADRES UT VOLUNTEERS | $2.44 | |
| 1993 Fleer RICH RODRIGUEZ Signed Card autograph AUTO PADRES | $3.49 | |
| 1995 Topps #601 Rich Rodriguez St Louis Cardinals Signed Card Autographed | $2.75 | |
| COACH RICH RODRIGUEZ Signed W VIRGINIA MOUNTAINEERS 3x5 Index Cut Autograph Auto | $9.99 | |
| JACKSONVILLE STATE FB COACH RICH RODRIGUEZ SIGNED BUSINESS CARD | $15.00 | |
| Rich Rodriguez 1991 Topps autographed signed card Padres | $1.99 | |
| Rich Rodriguez Autograph Signed Michigan FB Personal Business Card | $7.99 | |
| RICH RODRIGUEZ Hand Signed 1992 Topps Gold #462 San Diego Padres Autograph Auto | $6.00 | |
| Rich Rodriguez Signed 4x6 Photo Jacksonville State Gamecocks Head Football Coach | $3.49 | |
Latest News about Rich Rodriguez
Jacksonville State football Chris Hardie enters transfer portal, latest starter (04/23/24): Jacksonville State football Chris Hardie enters transfer portal, latest starter to do so from Rich Rodriguez's Gamecocks squad. 
Where does Jacksonville State's quarterback battle stand to Rich Rodriguez after (04/20/24): Where does Jacksonville State's quarterback battle stand to Rich Rodriguez after spring practice.
Rich Rodriguez adds son Rhett as Jacksonville State football analyst (03/28/24): Rich Rodriguez adds son Rhett as Jacksonville State football analyst. It means that both of Rodriguez's kids are on the Gamecocks staff.
What Jax State football coach Rich Rodriguez said about new helmet communication (03/09/24): Jacksonville State football: What head coach Rich Rodriguez said about what the potential new helmet communication rules could do for his offense.
What questions do Jacksonville State football need to answer during spring pract (03/07/24): What questions do Jacksonville State football need to answer during spring practice as Rich Rodriguez Gamecocks' squad gets ready for the spring game.
Older News Stories about Rich Rodriguez
Jacksonville State football, Rich Rodriguez announces spring game date (02/2024): Jacksonville State football, Rich Rodriguez announces spring game date for the 2024 season.
Jacksonville State football, Rich Rodriguez hire Luke Olson for defensive coordi (01/2024): Jacksonville State football, Rich Rodriguez hire Luke Olson for defensive coordinator role. He was previously at TCU and Tulsa.
What were the top-5 moments of Jacksonville State football's first FBS season (12/2023): Jacksonville State football: The top-5 moments of Rich Rodriguez's Gamecocks 2023 season
Jacksonville State football, Rich Rodriguez officially bowl eligible in first FB (11/2023): Jacksonville State football: Rich Rodriguez Gamecock squad officially bowl eligible as South Carolina loss seals that there will not be enough six win teams.
Jacksonville State football, Rich Rodriguez trounce FIU with fast start (10/2023): Jacksonville State football and Rich Rodriguez started fast in win over FIU, holding a third-quarter comeback attempt to get to seven wins.
Jacksonville State football, Rich Rodriguez score updates vs. Sam Houston State (09/2023): Jacksonville State football and Rich Rodriguez will be looking to score their fourth win in their first year of FBS against Sam Houston State on Thursday.
What winning first FBS game means to Jacksonville State football players and Ric (08/2023): What did winning first FBS game mean for Jacksonville State football players and Rich Rodriguez? It was especially meaningful for the seventh-year seniors.
2023 Jacksonville State football schedule, the first season as an FBS program (06/2023): What is the 2023 Jacksonville State football schedule, TV, times, opponents. The 2023 season is the first as an FBS program under Rich Rodriguez.
Jacksonville State football releases statement after commit killed in Alabama sh (04/2023): Jacksonville State football coach Rich Rodriguez released a statement after commit Philstavious Dowdell was killed in a Dadeville, Alabama, shooting.
Webb leads Jacksonville State's rally past S.F. Austin 42-17 (08/2022): MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) Quarterback Zion Webb ran for three scores, Jacksonville State scored five unanswered touchdowns and the Gamecocks rallied to a 42-17 victory over Stephen F. Austin in a lightning-shortened FCS Kickoff on Saturday. The game was delayed by lightning with a little more than 13
Rich Rodriguez plucks Penn State analyst for Jacksonville State staff (06/2022): Penn State loses analyst to coordinator job with Rich Rodriguez and Jacksonville State.
Jacksonville State offensive coordinator Calvin Magee dies (05/2022): JACKSONVILLE, Ala. (AP) Jacksonville State offensive coordinator Calvin Magee has passed away. The school said the longtime college football coach died on Friday but didn't release the cause of death. New Jacksonville State coach Rich Rodriguez hired Magee in December, the fourth school where the
Sources: Rich Rod to coach FBS-bound program (11/2021): Rich Rodriguez is set to be hired as the new head coach at Jacksonville State, which earlier this month accepted an invitation to join Conference USA and compete in the FBS beginning in 2023.
Harassment suit against Rodriguez, UA dismissed (10/2021): A lawsuit alleging sexual harassment and a hostile workplace environment against former Arizona coach Rich Rodriguez and the university was dismissed earlier this month, with both sides only paying their own costs and attorneys' fees.
UL Monroe QB Rodriguez, son of Rich, in hospital (09/2021): Louisiana-Monroe quarterback Rhett Rodriguez, son of longtime coach Rich Rodriguez, has been hospitalized with a lung injury.
Rich Rodriguez hired as Louisiana-Monroe OC, son Rhett Rodriguez joins as quarte (01/2021): After being absent during the 2020 season, Rodriguez will be back in college football come the 2021 campaign
Five questions with Arizona's Rich Rodriguez (03/2015): Rich Rodriguez is set to begin his fourth season at Arizona and the Wildcats coach sat down with the Orlando Sentinel to talk about his team's performance last season.
Why Arizona's Rich Rodriguez wants to look at ending National Signing Day (02/2015): Eliminating National Signing Day sounds crazy on the surface, but it might be the best way to make college football recruiting better for all involved. Why Arizona's Rich Rodriguez is planning on raising the issue before his peers.
Arizona coach Rich Rodriguez adds 3 junior-college players (12/2014): Coach Rich Rodriguez and the Arizona football program announced the addition of three players for the 2015 spring semester as part of junior college national signing day on Wednesday.
Arizona's Rich Rodriguez is coach of the moment (11/2014): After a 42-35 victory over Arizona State in the Territorial Cup, Arizona's Rich Rodriguez is showing he is a lot more West Virginia and a lot less Michigan.
Even Rich Rodriguez haters should be enjoying these wins (10/2014): Here's some advice: Relax. Enjoy the wins. They don't come easily, and they haven't come very often. There's no negative to back-to-back wins, regardless of the opponent and regardless of the margin of victory.
Rich Rodriguez gives thoughts on Michigan situation during ESPN Radio interview (09/2014): Rodriguez spoke a bit on his time at Michigan with ESPN Radio on Tuesday.
Rich Rodriguez, Arizona remain uncertain at quarterback (08/2014): The consuming sporting passion in Tucson these days — other than speculation over who will be the next all-planet basketball recruit to commit to Arizona — is debating who might win the Wildcats’ quarterback job.
Pac-12 preview: Arizona seeks to rise under Rich Rodriguez (07/2014): The Arizona Wildcats are picked to finish fourth in the Pac-12 South — again — in the third season under Rich...
Long way to go before Rich Rodriguez's job is secure (06/2014): Michigan hasn't won a Big Ten game yet. It hasn't beaten a ranked opponent. It hasn't beaten an FBS team that has a winning record. And, of course, it hasn't beaten Ohio State yet. A lot has to happen before Rodriguez is off the hot seat.
Rich Rodriguez, Todd Graham get contract extensions: Pac-12 roundup (05/2014): Also, ESPN.com projects eight Pac-12 teams will reach bowl games, and Colorado lands local recruit.
Brady Hoke talks Rich Rodriguez transition, says offense progressed better than (04/2014): Congratulations! Your weather is set to . You can change the location at any time. Don't have an account?
News quiz: Bryan Holaday's swimsuit, Rich Rodriguez and more (03/2014): Test your knowledge of current sports events of the past week:
Proposed rule change to slow offenses called 'ridiculous' by Rich Rodriguez (02/2014): A proposed change by the NCAA rules committee would prohibit offenses from snapping the ball until at least 10 seconds had run off the 40-second play clock, slowing down the up-tempo, no-huddle attacks that have been making defenses dizzy.
Arizona AD Greg Byrne 'feels good' about keeping Rich Rodriguez (01/2014): University of Arizona athletic director Greg Byrne responded to rumors of Louisville interest in football coach Rich Rodriguez with this tweet Monday morning: Coach Rodriguez is doing a great job w/our FB program. We talk regularly & feel good about him being our long term HC.
Brady Hoke is not Rich Rodriguez, and that has to be enough for Michigan for now (11/2013): After three years, Hoke isn't where he needs to be, but he's light years ahead of where Rodriguez was, and that counts for something.
Rich Rodriguez vents about violations at Michigan to Seth Davis: 'I thought it w (10/2013): Rodriguez is still unhappy with the NCAA over its findings.
Video: Arizona's Rich Rodriguez after UW's 31-13 victory (09/2013): Adam Jude, a Lynnwood native, is in his first season as the UW football beat writer for The Seattle Times. He covered college football previously for The Oregonian and the Eugene Register-Guard.
Cleveland’s Nick Swisher Dogs Rich Rodriguez and Talks Michigan-OSU (08/2013): Indian's outfielder Nick Swisher doesn't hide the fact that he loves Ohio State!
Rich Rodriguez is back in Hard Edge II: The Hard-Edge-ening (07/2013): Rich Rodriguez is back in Hard Edge II , reprising his role of Rich Rodriguez in Hard Edge . If that isn't enough to get you to watch, you must be made of stone.
Former Michigan coach Rich Rodriguez scours 'Old Tucson' as a Wild West sheriff: (06/2013): Arizona went Western to promote its "Hard Edge" look at second-year coach Rich Rodriguez's coaching staff.
Rich Rodriguez’s 50th Birthday Featured a Mariachi Band [Video] (05/2013): Fifty. Fifty years old.
Football. Rich Rodriguez to Host Google+ Hangout (04/2013): Arizona head football coach Rich Rodriguez will host a Google+ Hangout on Wed., April 24, at 11 a.m. PT for season ticket holders who have already renewed for the 2013 season.
Video: Arizona's Rich Rodriguez (03/2013): Arizona coach Rich Rodriguez talks about his quarterback competition, All-America running back Ka'Deem Carey's off-field trouble and losing to Arizona State.
Football. Rich Rodriguez Previews Spring Practice (02/2013): University of Arizona head football coach Rich Rodriguez met with the media on Tuesday to preview Saturday's start to spring practice. Below is a brief transcript.
Rich Rodriguez: Some Michigan players 'felt a sense of entitlement' (01/2013): at Arizona, he didn't need time. Rodriguez took over a program that won four games the previous year, and guided it to an eight-win regular season and a bowl victory. What was the difference?
Arizona coach Rich Rodriguez thinks Utah Utes are talented enough to be at top o (11/2012): Arizona head football coach Rich Rodriguez believes the Utes' 4-6 record doesn't reflect the quality of their team.
Arizona's offense in high gear with coach Rich Rodriguez at helm (10/2012): Huskies face an Arizona team that is explosive offensively but has problems on defense.
Arizona’s Rich Rodriguez says execution killed Wildcats in Oregon’s red zone (09/2012): I don’t know if the NCAA keeps track of this statistic but Arizona may have set some kind of record for reaching the red zone six times Saturday and coming away with zero points. It led to its 49-0 loss at Oregon. Yes, six times Arizona had the ball inside the Oregon 20 yet came [...]
Rich Rodriguez era with Arizona Wildcats begins in Tucson vs. Toledo (08/2012): Rich Rodriguez has a formidable challenge in the desert, taking over an Arizona squad that has potential on offense but is terribly thin on defense after Mike Stoops was fired last year midway through his eighth season as head coach.
Video: Arizona coach Rich Rodriguez (07/2012): Arizona coach Rich Rodriguez talks about media day, quarterback Matt Scott and his defense.
Rich Rodriguez, Arizona football going through growing pains (03/2012): Frustration was a big part of the first Arizona Wildcats spring scrimmage of the Rich Rodriguez era held in front of about 1,000 fans at Glendale Community College on Saturday.
Arizona football's Rich Rodriguez gets help from 'fishing buddy' to reel in Flor (01/2012): Arizona coach Rich Rodriguez dipped back into his Sunshine State relationships to land the latest publicly committed player to the Wildcats.
How Arizona's coaching search led to hiring of Rich Rodriguez (12/2011): Rich Rodriguez, left, stands with Arizona athletics director Greg Byrne after being introduced as the new Wildcats coach. / By Rob Schumacher, The Arizona Republic
Andy Staples: Behind the scenes look at first 48 hours of Rich Rodriguez's Arizo (11/2011): TUCSON, Ariz. -- From the outside, the first few days on the job for a major college football coach seem like a party. Optimism dominates. The excitement of a fresh challenge invigorates. And of course there is the matter of the fat contract and the checks it will bring.
Excerpt: NCAA investigation ate at Rich Rodriguez, U-M players (10/2011): This third of five excerpts from "Three and Out" covers the start of the NCAA investigation into Michigan's football program, and the impact it had on Rich Rodriguez and his players.
Rich Rodriguez: SEC “Should Be Thrilled To Have West Virginia” (09/2011): Former West Virginia & Michigan head coach Rich Rodriguez joined Vinnie & Cook on Sportsradio 93-7 The Fan, and he helped break down a big weekend of college football ahead!
It's all about Michigan AD Dave Brandon now, not Rich Rodriguez (08/2011): Dave Brandon, in his first year as athletic director, is now the de facto voice of Michigan football. He has rendered his coach, Rich Rodriguez, irrelevant for the next month.
Rich Rodriguez: 'Collective failure' caused violations (07/2011): Michigan football coach Rich Rodriguez on Monday submitted his defense, and on Tuesday he defended it.
Rich Rodriguez Joins CBS Sports Network (06/2011): Fired Michigan coach Rich Rodriguez has landed a college football broadcasting job at CBS Sports Network.
Rich Rodriguez: Going to Michigan was 'a mistake' (04/2011): It’s been a little over three months since Michigan and coach Rich Rodriguez parted ways and both parties were relatively quiet on the split. Rodriguez, now an analyst for CBSSports.com, opened up a bit about his time in Ann Arbor, calling his decision to go there ‘a mistake.’
Former Michigan coach Rich Rodriguez offers some support to Jim Tressel (03/2011): Amid a firestorm of criticism, Jim Tressel received some backing from one of his former rivals. Rich Rodriguez never beat Tressel during his three years as coach of the Michigan football team, but offered the embattled Ohio State coach a......
Rich Rodriguez Interviews Brady Hoke: Fired Michigan Coach Talks To Replacement (02/2011): Kevin Bull of the Detroit Free Press described one moment as "semi-awkward" when Hoke "acknowledged there was a 'good foundation laid.' Rodriguez congratulated him on 'a great class.'"
Two Cents: Rich Rodriguez, Matt Millen get national platform to pile on Michigan (01/2011): First Matt Millen, now Rich Rodriguez. Have TV executives no mercy?