|
Wartburg topples Berlin Adler
|
|
|
|
by Patrick Steenberge
President, Global Football
|
| After nearly one full week of touring Germany, the Knights of Wartburg College
did what they came to this wonderful European |
|
| land to accomplish. Playing in the home of the NFL/Europe Berlin Thunder,
Jahnstadion, the Knight's speed, intensity and depth proved too much for the overmatched Berlin Adler. Coach Rick
Willis dressed 38 players as the Knights demonstrated that they will be eager and ready to take on all comers in
the 2001 season. In all, they scored 10 touchdowns, allowed only two first downs, forced five turnovers, and basked
in the festive surroundings of a huge and beautiful stadium. |
|
|
|
| Bob Swank has been named the third head coach in the 21-year
history of football at Buffalo State. Swank, a former assistant head coach and defensive coordinator at Methodist,
replaces Jerry Boyes, who resigned earlier this year to concentrate on his duties as AD. |
| Mike Murray, who has spent the past four years as the head coach at Dubuque,
has been named the 23rd Head Football coach in the 79-year football history at Benedictine University. |
|
Ursinus College has named Peter Gallagher the Bears' 26th
head football coach.
Gallagher served as the defensive at the University of Rochester, where his Yellowjackets' defense was ranked nationally. |
| Rob Ambrose is the new head coach at Catholic University after a three-year
stint as the offensive coordinator at Division I-AA Towson University. Ambrose replaces Tom Clark, who is now defensive
coordinator at William & Mary. |
|
|
|
|
