Wednesday, January 22, 2003
Meet the new Bengals assistant coaches
A look at NFL and other recent experience for the new Bengals assistant coaches hired from outside the organization:
• Leslie Frazier (defensive coordinator): Defensive backs coach for Eagles (1999-2002). College coach from 1988-98.
• Jay Hayes (defensive line): Special teams coach for Vikings (2002); special teams coach for Steelers (1999-2001).
• Ricky Hunley (linebackers): Defensive line coach for Redskins (2002). Was Bengals' 1984 first-round draft choice as LB out of Arizona but was traded to Broncos. Also played with Raiders.
• Chip Morton (strength and conditioning): Strength and conditioning coach for Redskins (2002), Ravens (1999-2001), Panthers (1995-98), Chargers (1992-94).
• Kurtis Shultz (assistant strength and conditioning): Strength and conditioning coach for Maryland's NCAA champion basketball team in 2002, and for all sports at Johns Hopkins.
• Darrin Simmons (special teams): Special teams assistant and assistant strength and conditioning coach for Panthers (1999-2002), Ravens (1998).
• Alex Wood (wide receivers): Quarterbacks coach for Vikings (1999-2002). College coach from 1978-98, including two NCAA title teams at Miami (1989-92).
• Ken Zampese (quarterbacks): Wide receivers/passing game coordinator (2001-02) and offensive assistant (2000) for Rams; offensive assistant for Packers (1999) and Eagles (1998).
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Webber makes case for MVP
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Kings moves into 1st in FAVC Cardinal
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Ohio Girls Games: No. 1 MND trounces No.4 St. Ursula
Simon Kenton holds off CovCath
Ky. Boys Games: Scott hangs on for 6th win
Ky. Girls Games: No. 2 Boone overwhelms No.7 Ryle
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Girls Swimming Honor Roll
Gymnastics Honor Roll
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