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Uzelac, Who Led West Virginia's Logan High School to a 9-1 Record In ELLIOT UZELAC, Offensive Coordinator Uzelac, who led West Virginia's Logan IllWIIIIIIIIIillllllll ■ High School to a 9-1 record in 1967, is one of the newest coaches on Bowling Green State University's staff . under coach Don Nehlen, Uzelac will be in charge of the offensive line . graduated from BGSU in 1966 with a Masters of Educa- tion Degree then took the head coaching post at Logan ... in two seasons, Uzelac ran up a 15-5 record at Logan . gradu- ated from Western Michigan in 1964 where he participated in football and track . knee injury cut his football career short but he was the Mid-American Conference's shot put champion in 1964 . Uzelac then became an assistant coach at Chesterton High School in Indiana, working with the offensive and defensive lines . while working on his Masters degree, Uzelac was in charge of Bowling Green's freshman offensive and defensive lines . attended Tolleston High School in Gary, Indiana where he participated in football, basketball and track ... he was an All-City and All-Conference selection in both football and track . married and has a daughter. JACK HARBAUGH, Defensive Backfield Coach ...^^^^. - Harbaugh, one of the newest members .JM H^ 1 °f Bowling Green State University's staff, ^■H^^^'^^ will serve as the Falcons defensive backfield H coach this season . first year on BGSU's «grj™) staff . graduated from Bowling Green Wff" •"""K: in 1961 after lettering for two years as a JR*/' quarterback and defensive back with the Falcons . lettered in 1959 and 1960 as Bowling Green compiled a 17-1 record and won one MAC crown . also lettered for two years with the baseball squad . last year, Harbaugh was the defensive backfield coach at Morehead State . after graduating from BGSU, Harbaugh served as an assistant coach at Canton McKinley and Perrysburg . during the 1964 and 1965 seasons, he served as head coach at Eaton High School, compiling an 11-8-1 record ... in 1966, he led Xenia to an 8-1-1 mark and won the Western Ohio League championship . named as the Western Ohio League's Coach of the Year . earned his masters degree from Bowling Green in 1964 . Harbaugh ran up a fine record at Crestline High School where he won All-State honors in both football and baseball . He is married and has two sons. TOM REiCOSKY, Freshman Coach Reicosky, an All Mid-American Confer- ence defensive back on Bowling Green's 1964 championship team, takes over this year as BGSU's head freshman coach after serving for two years as the varsity's de- fensive backfield coach . Reicosky earned his Bachelor of Science degree from Bowling Green in 1965 before re- ceiving his Masters Degree in 1966 . Reicosky had an outstanding year with the Falcons in 1964 as he rushed for 216 yards while also catching 10 passes for 96 yards and two touchdowns ... in three seasons, he rushed for 478 yards while also scoring 42 points . Reicosky, from East Sparta, graduated from Sandy Valley High School where he starred at fullback and received both All-Coun- ty and All-League recognition ... he captained the basketball squad and won two letters . along with his football duties, Reicosky will also be assistant baseball coach at Bowling Green . Reicosky is in his third year ... he is married and has a daughter ... at the freshman position, Reicosky takes over for Dick Young who resigned to concentrate on his head baseball coaching post. 38 .
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