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Coaching staff update: Ware retiring, Worley new QB coach
Changes continue on the Black Knights staff as quarterbacks coach Mitch Ware is retiring. Ware tutored Army quarterbacks for the last six seasons and was responsible for the development of Ahmad Bradshaw and Kelvin Hopkins as well as the maturation of returning Black...
read moreCoaching Staff Update: Corless not returning, Loose’s position duty
Defensive assistant Kevin Corless will not be returning to the Black Knights staff after serving the last six seasons as Army's inside linebackers coach. Corless mentored standout linebackers Andrew King, Jeremy Timpf, James Nachtigal and Cole Christiansen during his...
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Coaching staff update: Woody new defensive coordinator
Michigan defensive analyst Nate Woody was officially named the Black Knights' defensive coordinator Monday. Army was looking for a defensive mind that could run an attacking odd front and Woody fits the bill. He's one season removed from a 3-4 scheme as Georgia Tech's...
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