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All-Time Assistant Coaches All-Time Assistant Coaches Name (Alma Mater) Years at Marshall Bob Fello (Kent State, 1974) 2009- Mosketti, Bob (Cincinnati, 1965) 1974 Adkins, Greg (Marshall, 1990) 1991-95 Fiber, Guy (Ohio, 1923) 1925 Moss, Jim (West Virginia, 1963) 1969-70 Alt, Rocky (Wittenburg, 1971) 1974 Fiddler, Alan (W. Virginia St., 1989) 2000 Moyer, Dave 1975 Anarumo, Lou (Wagner, 1990) 2001-2003 Fisher, Ken (Ohio, 1961) 1967 Muir, David (Washington St., 1998) 2002 Arthur, Don (West Virginia, 1965) 1975-78 Flegal, Dave (Akron, 1980) 1984-85 Nameth, Andy (Ohio State, 1965) 1971-73 Ault, Don (West Liberty, 1951) 1967 Galbraith, Marty (Missouri So., 1972) 1998-99 Nichols, Paul (Davidson, 2003) 2005-2008 Azzinaro, Jerry (American International, 1981) 2008 Galbraith, Stephen (Marshall, 2001) 2002- Nunez, Dwayne (Lamar, 1992) 1999-04 Ballash, Andy (Parson, 1971) 1974 Gale, Mark (Oklahoma State, 1981) 1990- Nunez, Tim (Lamar, 1970) 1996-97 Banks, Oree 1986-89 Gary, Bill (Ohio, 1973) 1975-78 Oliver, Reggie (Marshall, 1974) 1979-83 Barger, Carl (Marshall, 1954) 1954 Gates, Eric (Marshall, 1991) 1991 Parson, Russ (New River St., 1933) 1969 Barlow, George (Marshall, 1990) 1991-93 Gillespie, Tim (South Carolina, 1981) 1982 Pease, Joe (Davis & Elkins, 1935) 1935-37, 39-42, 46-47, 49 Barnes, J.E.R. (Iowa State, 1919) 1922 Goebbel, Todd (Northern Iowa, 1998) 2005- Perry, Leon (Oklahoma, 1989) 1992-95 Bell, Farley (Davis & Elkins, 1924) 1939-42 Gonos, Jake (Gettysburg, 1978) 1986-89 Petersen, Tony (Marshall, 1988) 1991, 93-98 Belu, George (Ohio, 1962) 1965-67 Grobe, Jim (Virginia, 1974) 1979-83 Poluszek, Cam (Carn.-Mellon, 1987) 1988-89 Bennett, Scott (Mississippi, 1990) 1996-97 Groom, Tommy (Virginia Tech, 1967) 1982-83 Poluszek, Don (Ald.-Broad. 1954) 1986-89 Bianchin, Mike (Virginia Tech, 1996) 1997-98 Hackathorn, Ben (Mount Union 1950) 1950-51 Prelaz, Ed (Marshall, 1953) 1953-64 Blanton, Kyle (SMU, 2002) 2003-04 Hanson, Jeff (Richmond, 1973) 1980-81 Pruett, Bob (Marshall, 1965) 1979, 81-82 Billings, Tim (SE Oklahoma, 1979) 1990-99 Hardee, Billy (Virginia Tech, 1976) 1989 Pry, Jim (Marshall, 1974) 1973-75 Bowers, Rob (Marshall, 1985) 1985 Harris, Bill (Marshall, 1956) 1956 Purnsley, Ernie (Wake Forest, 1990) 1996-04 Bowman, Ken (Gettysburg, 1954) 1984-85 Harris, John (North Carolina, 1970) 1979 Ratliff , Phil (Marshall, 1994) 1994, 2006- Brackett, Deke (Tennessee, 1934) 1968-70 Herman, Tom 1974 Redmon, Joe (Fisk, 1967) 1984-85 Breen, Gene (Virginia Tech, 1964) 1969 Hewitt, Jim (Marshall, 1975) 1975 Reese, Scott (Texas Tech, 1985) 1992-95 Brewer, Gunter (Wake Forest, 1987) 1996-99 Hickson, Frank (Tuskegee, 1982) 1986-88 Riley, John (Muskingham, 1953) 1971-74 Briner, Greg (Southern Cal, 1972) 1990-92, 94 Hillen, Bill (West Virginia, 1955) 1956-59 Ritchie, Dave (Cincinnati, 1962) 1989 Brookover, Mark (Marshall, 1990) 1976 Hillis, Roger (Marshall, 1975) 1975 Ross, Jim 1969 Brooks, Waverly (VCU, 1969) 1979-82 Hood, Howard (Mount Union, 1949) 1950-52 Royer, Herb (Marshall, 1938) 1938, 48 Brown, Alvis (Marshall, 1956) 1960-62 Hopson, Jay (Mississippi, 1992) 1996-2000 Ruggles, Scot t (Mass.-Lowell, 2000) 2002-03 Brown, Bob (William & Mary, 1960) 1981-83 Hunter, Mark (Georgia Tech, 1976) 1979 Saff ord, Ron (1972) 1972-73 Brown, Bob (Ohio, 1968) 1975-78 Jackson, Mickey (Marshall, 1968) 1971-73 Sattiewhite, Germaine (Marshall, 1998) 1999-2001 Bruner, Jerry (Florida State, 1965) 1985-88 Jenkins, Mike (Texas A&M, 1990) 1998-04 Scelfo, Chris (NE Louisiana, 1985) 1990-95 Jeff Burrow (Cincinnati, 1999) 2009- Jeter, Arnold (Kent, 1962) 1975-76 Shaff er, Sam (Temple, 1982) 1986-89 Caldwell, Don (Ohio, 1973) 1977-78 Johnson, Bruce (Woff ord, 1970) 1979 Shaff er, Sereno (Ohio, 1928) 1928-30 Cardano, Conrad (W. Carolina, 1971) 1980 Johnson, David (West Virginia, 1982) 1997-2000 Shannon, John (Eastern Illinois, 1976) 2008- Carelli, Al Jr. (Lenoir-Rhyne, 1965) 1970 Jones, Olen (Marshall, 1959) 1959-62 Shaw, Kip (West Virginia State, 1993) 1999 Carpenter, Carlin (Defi ance, 1964) 1975-78 Kautz, Charlie (Marshall, 1949) 1961-66 Smith, Jared (Kansas, 1996) 2005- Mike Cassity (Kentucky, 1976) 2009- Keeser, H. H. (WVU, 1908) Smith, Jim (Marshall, 1981) 1979 Cavanaugh, Jim (William & Mary, 1970) 1979-80 Kelly, Kevin (Springfi eld, 1982) 1996-98, 2000-01 Smith, Thielen (LSU, 1977) 2005-08 Chambers, Bill (Kentucky, 1948) 1955-59 Kempski, Ted (Delaware, 1963) 1967 Sparks, Wayne (Marshall, 1977) 1977 Chancey, Charles (Marshall, 1960) 1965 King, William (Marshall, 1994) 1993 Stark, Tommy (Marshall, 1931) 1931-34 Clagg, Harry (Marshall, 1944) 1953 Kokor, Carl (Bowling Green, 1957) 1970-71 Stewart, Bill (Fairmont State, 1975) 1980 Clagg, Sam (Marshall, 1943) 1946, 48-56 Kondos, Pete (Conneticut, 1954) 1969 Stobart, Charles (Ohio, 1959) 1965 Cochran, Craig (Cornell, 1971) 1971-72 Kueck, Larry (Stephen F. Austin, 1982) 1996, 2002-08 Straight, Roy (Davis & Elkins, 1937) 1937-42, 47-49 Collins, Jim (Elon, 1974) 2004-2006 Lambert, Brad (Kansas State 1987) 1990-95 Stuart, Johnny (Ohio State, 1927) 1927-31 Cooper, Ken (Vanderbilt, 1948) 1969 Legg, Bill (West Virginia, 1985) 2001-02 Surratt, Robert (Marshall 1986) 1985 Corse, Cedrick 1989 Lellie, Tony (Marshall 1986) 1985-86 Sutton, Raymond (Penn. State) 1921 Coyer, Larry (Marshall, 1966) 1966-67 Loria, Frank (Virginia Tech, 1967) 1969-70 Tenuta, Jon (Virginia, 1981) 1986-87 Creekmore, Larry (Virginia Tech, 1970) 1982-83 Mahoney, Don (Marshall, 1991) 1991 Terry, Brent (Marshall, 1994) 1993 Crowder, John (Marshall, 1988) 1989-90 Manuel, Fred (Oregon, 1973) 1990 Thompson, Lee (Western Michigan, 1971) 1975-78 Cummings, Mike (Buff alo, 1984) 2005- Marcello, Jerry (Alabama, 1975) 1980 Thompson, Ron (Cal Poly-SLO, 1986) 1987 Dandolet, Tom (Marshall 1929) 1930 Marshall, Steve (Louisville, 1979) 1982-83 Turner, Jim (South Carolina, 1980) 1982-84 D’Antoni, Andy (Marshall, 1941) 1950 Martin, Chuck (West Virginia, 1974) 1980-81 Underwood, Forest (Marshall, 1937) 1936, 59-67 Darlington, George (Rutgers, 1961) 2003-05 Maser, Mike (SUNY, 1970) 1973 Urbanik, Bill (Ohio State, 1970) 1971-72, 74 Davies, E.R. (Ohio, 1925) 1926-27 Matthews, Mickey (W. Texas State) 1990-95 Visko, Bob (Marshall, 1984) 1984 Dawson, Red (Florida State, 1965) 1968-72 Mauldin, Mark (Catawba, 1977) 1979 Vogelbacher, John (South Dakota, 1977) 1984 Deal, Mark (Indiana, 1979) 1984-85 May, Ralph (Marshall, 1962) 1996-2000 Watson, Johnny (Marshall, 1930) 1933 Deal, Mike (Indiana, 1970) 1984-85 McCoy, Mike (Marshall, 1988) 1989 Watson, Mick (Indiana-Pa., 1966) 1972-73 Dewald, Pete (Gettysburg, 1976) 1983 McEwen, Sammy (Marshall, 1933) 1934 Whitfi eld, John (Davis & Elkins, 1933) 1935-41 Dickenson, Joe (East Central, 1978) 1990 McGrath, Ed (Marshall 1925) 1924 Wickline, Dan (Marshall, 1951) 1951-55 Donnor, Charlie (Buff alo, 1971) 1986-89 McHale, Mark (Sheppherd , 1973) 2000-04 Wilks, Phil (Marshall, 1970) 1973 Dowler, Brian (Marshall, 1992) 1992-96 McNally, Jim (Buff alo, 1965) 1971-74 Williams, Ivy (Xavier, 1972) 1974 Downey, Matt (Marshall, 1991) 1992-94 McPhail, Marcus 1975-77 Wilt, Bill (Eureka College, 1977) 1999-04 Dunlap, Steve (West Virginia, 1977) 2007-08 Miles, Shaine (Virginia Tech, 1996) 2000-01, 03-05 Woodrum, Woody (Marshall, 1980) 1986 Durning, Jim (Marshall, 1992) 1995 Minter, Rick (Henderson State, 1977) 2008- Zaunbrecher, Ed (Middle Tennessee, 1971) 1999-2001 Elmassian, Phil (William & Mary, 1974) 2002 Moore, John 1927 Zban, Bill (Marshall, 1957) 1962 Farley, Francis (West Virginia, 1925) 1932-35 Morrison, Shannon (Marshall, 1995) 1995, 97-98, 2005-08 Zernhelt, John (East Carolina, 1973) 1981 176 All-Time Staff Members Directors of Athletics Sports Information Directors 2009- .....................................................................Mike Hamrick (Marshall, 1980) 2003-Present ..................................................Randy Burnside (Marshall, 1999) 2009 ................................................................................David Steele* (Rice, 1982) 1999-2003 ...............................................................Ricky Hazel (Alabama, 1988) 2002-2009 ...............................................Bob “Kayo” Marcum (Marshall, 1959) 1996-1999 ....................................................Clark Haptonstall (Marshall, 1991) 1996-2002 ................................................................Lance A. West (Idaho, 1985) 1988-1996 .........................................................Gary Richter (St. Thomas, 1986) 1980-1988 ..........................................................................Max Yates (Ohio, 1973) 1988-96 .......................William Lee Moon (Virginia Military Institute, 1970) 1977-1980 ...................................................... John Evenson (Tennessee, 1972) 1987-88 ................................. Judith “Judy” Southard* (Coker College, 1970) 1976-1977 .......................................................... Rick McCann* (Marshall, 1980) 1985-87 ................................................. David T. Braine (North Carolina, 1965) 1973-1976 ..............................................................Sam Stanley (Marshall, 1965) 1979-84 ............................................................Dr. Lynn J. Snyder (Illinois, 1964) 1972-1973 ............................................................... Chuck Rist* (Marshall, 1975) 1971-79 .......................................................Joseph H. McMullen (Brown, 1945) 1971-1972 .........................................................................Jack Yager (Ohio, 1970) 1970-71, 79, 84-85 ...........Edward M. Starling* (West Virginia
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