Craig Bohl
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Craig Bohl is an American football coach, currently the head coach of the North Dakota State University (NDSU) Bison football team.
Bohl was a reserve secondary player for the University of Nebraska from 1977-1980. and earned a bachelor's degree from University of Nebraska in 1982. Bohl was hired as 32nd Bison head coach in 2003.
[edit] Career
- 1984 North Dakota State University - defensive secondary coach
- 1985-1986 Tulsa - linebackers coach
- 1987-1988 University of Wisconsin - linebackers coach
- 1989-1993 Rice - defensive coordinator
- 1994 Duke University - linebackers coach and defensive coordinator
- 1995-2002 University of Nebraska - linebackers coach
- 2003-present North Dakota State University - head coach
| Preceded by Bob Babich |
North Dakota State University Head Football Coach 2003–Present |
Succeeded by Current Head Coach |
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| North Dakota State University Bison Head Football Coaches |
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| Bolley • Harrison • Cochems • Marshall • Dobie • Magoffin • Reuber • Wood • Davis • Borleske • Cutting • Cortright • Rockwell • Finnigan • Kostka • Lowe • Bliss • Wenskunas • Anderson • Luymes • Danielson • Mudra • Erhardt • Kjelbertson • Wacker • Morton • Solomonson • Hager • Babich • Bohl |
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