Greg Studwara named new head football coach at IMG Academy
IMG Academy has hired longtime college assistant Greg Studwara as its new football coach. Studwara won a national title with LSU in 2007.
IMG Academy has named longtime college assistant Greg Studrawa as its new head football coach.
Studrawa, 60, most recently was the offensive coordinator for the Cologne Centurions in the Europe League of Football.
Prior to coaching in Europe, Studrawa’s coaching stops included Ohio State, Maryland, LSU and others. He won a national championship with LSU in 2007.
Studrawa replaces Billy Miller who left IMG in January to join Bill Belichick’s staff at the North Carolina.
Here are five things to know about IMG’s new head coach:
Studrawa’s background is on the offensive line
Studrawa was a two-year starter as a left tackle at Bowling Green and won the team’s Coaches Award as a senior in 1987. With the exception of being a graduate assistant at Cincinnati and Ohio State, Studrawa has been an offensive line coach and/or offensive coordinator.
Studrawa oversaw some of the nation’s top offenses
In his first year as offensive coordinator at his alma mater, Bowling Green was third in the country in overall offense. The Falcons averaged 496.7 yards per game in 2003. Bowling Green went 11-3 that season and finished ranked No. 23 in the final AP poll. A year later, the Falcons averaged 506.3 yards per game, which was second nationally and set a Mid-American Conference record.
Studrawa has coached with Urban Meyer, Ryan Day and others
When Studrawa made the jump from Division III Wilmington to graduate assistant at Ohio State in 1996, he was hired by College Football Hall of Famer John Cooper. He has two stops as offensive line coach for College Football Hall of Famer Urban Meyer — first at Bowling Green and later at Ohio State. He…
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