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All recently graduated panthers are sure to remember this name. Great football mind, though attitude and language selection is on the level of the great old Walt Klinker. He also coached former all-american and soon to be all-pro Brad Meester. He will be a solid addition to Indiana State.
July 1, 2004
Football
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
INDIANA STATE TABS INGALLS AND HUNDLEY ASSISTANT FOOTBALL COACHES
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. – Indiana State head football coach Tim McGuire announced today (July 1) that Bret Ingalls and Andy Hundley have been added to the Sycamore coaching staff. Ingalls will work with the ISU fullbacks and tight ends while Hundley will assist with the defensive backs.
Ingalls brings a wealth of experience to ISU as he comes from his alma mater, the University of Idaho. In what was his second stop with the Vandals, Ingalls served as the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach during the 2000 and 2001 seasons. For the past two years, Ingalls was the running backs coach at UI.
“We couldn’t be happier to bring in someone with the experience, especially in the Gateway Conference, that Bret offers to our program,” McGuire said. “We look forward to him working with our offense under coach Brickey this fall.”
Prior Gateway Football Conference experience is on his resume as Ingalls spent the 1997-99 seasons at UNI where he was the offensive line coach and offensive coordinator for the Panthers. At UNI, he coached four all-conference players, including Honorable Mention All-American Andy Pattee.
Ingalls spent two years as offensive coordinator and offensive line coach at Louisville. He joined the Cardinals staff after spending the 1994 season as offensive line coach at Eastern Michigan, and was promoted to offensive coordinator following the team’s seventh game of the year. The Eagles averaged 36.6 points and went 4-0 after Ingalls took over the reigns midyear.
Prior to his stint at EMU, he was running backs coach in 1989 and 1993, offensive line coach from 1990-92 and offensive coordinator from 1992-93 at San Diego State. All-American Marshall Faulk, the nation’s leading rusher in 1991 and ’92, was tutored by Ingalls. Faulk was drafted by and began his professional career with the Indianapolis Colts, while currently starring for the St. Louis Rams of the National Football League. The Aztecs competed in the 1991 Freedom Bowl.
His coaching career began during his first stint at Idaho, assisting with the running backs from 1986-88, the offensive line from 1984-85 and the defensive backs as a student assistant from 1982-83. The Vandals were the Big Sky Conference champions in 1982, ’85, ’87 and ’88.
A 1984 graduate of Idaho, he was a two-year starter at running back for Wichita State from 1979-81, and also played at Colorado one year.
Ingalls is a native of San Diego, Calif., but moved on to Snohomish (Wash.) High School where he earned All-America honors in football. A multi-sport athlete, he also participated in basketball and baseball.
“I am very excited about the opportunity to coach for ISU,” Ingalls said. “I look forward to working for Coach McGuire and we are looking forward to what we hope is a better year in 2004 for our university and our football program. Everybody would like to compete for a GFC Championship, and that will be our goal.”
“The Gateway is a real competitive conference and in any year, any school can claim the championship. I look forward to the chance to coach against teams that I coached for and against in the past, especially the chance to face UNI later this year.”
Also added to the staff is defensive assistant Andy Hundley who be first working with the defensive backs under Tim Burke.
Hundley comes to the Sycamores from Kansas State University, where he served as a student assistant coach for the past four seasons. He assisted with the Wildcat defensive backs in 1999, 2000, 2002 and 2003. Hundley also has experience working with the linebackers during the spring of 2000 and with the defensive line during the 2001 campaign.
An experienced film grader and scout special teams coordinator, Hundley also brings valuable experience in recruiting as he assisted with scheduling visits in Manhattan.
Hundley’s teams have advanced to the 1999 Holiday Bowl, the 2001 Cotton Bowl, the 2001 Insignt.com Bowl, the 2002 Holiday Bowl and the 2004 Fiesta Bowl. During his time with KSU, the Wildcats captured the Big 12 North and overall championships in 2003.
He graduated from Kansas State in December of 2003 with a Bachelor of Arts & Sciences degree, majoring in Social Science.
The two new hires round out the Sycamore coaching staff with Steve Brickey (offensive coordinator/quarterbacks), Tim Burke (defensive coordinator/defensive backs), Shannon Jackson (defensive line), David Hutchison (offensive line), Matt Egloff (linebackers), Bret Ingalls (full backs/tight ends), Nathaniel Seaward (wide receivers), Paul Macklin (running backs), and Andy Hundley (defensive backs) working under McGuire. Tim McGuire, Jr. (offensive line/tight ends) is also back for his second season as a graduate student assistant coach.
July 1, 2004
Football
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
INDIANA STATE TABS INGALLS AND HUNDLEY ASSISTANT FOOTBALL COACHES
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. – Indiana State head football coach Tim McGuire announced today (July 1) that Bret Ingalls and Andy Hundley have been added to the Sycamore coaching staff. Ingalls will work with the ISU fullbacks and tight ends while Hundley will assist with the defensive backs.
Ingalls brings a wealth of experience to ISU as he comes from his alma mater, the University of Idaho. In what was his second stop with the Vandals, Ingalls served as the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach during the 2000 and 2001 seasons. For the past two years, Ingalls was the running backs coach at UI.
“We couldn’t be happier to bring in someone with the experience, especially in the Gateway Conference, that Bret offers to our program,” McGuire said. “We look forward to him working with our offense under coach Brickey this fall.”
Prior Gateway Football Conference experience is on his resume as Ingalls spent the 1997-99 seasons at UNI where he was the offensive line coach and offensive coordinator for the Panthers. At UNI, he coached four all-conference players, including Honorable Mention All-American Andy Pattee.
Ingalls spent two years as offensive coordinator and offensive line coach at Louisville. He joined the Cardinals staff after spending the 1994 season as offensive line coach at Eastern Michigan, and was promoted to offensive coordinator following the team’s seventh game of the year. The Eagles averaged 36.6 points and went 4-0 after Ingalls took over the reigns midyear.
Prior to his stint at EMU, he was running backs coach in 1989 and 1993, offensive line coach from 1990-92 and offensive coordinator from 1992-93 at San Diego State. All-American Marshall Faulk, the nation’s leading rusher in 1991 and ’92, was tutored by Ingalls. Faulk was drafted by and began his professional career with the Indianapolis Colts, while currently starring for the St. Louis Rams of the National Football League. The Aztecs competed in the 1991 Freedom Bowl.
His coaching career began during his first stint at Idaho, assisting with the running backs from 1986-88, the offensive line from 1984-85 and the defensive backs as a student assistant from 1982-83. The Vandals were the Big Sky Conference champions in 1982, ’85, ’87 and ’88.
A 1984 graduate of Idaho, he was a two-year starter at running back for Wichita State from 1979-81, and also played at Colorado one year.
Ingalls is a native of San Diego, Calif., but moved on to Snohomish (Wash.) High School where he earned All-America honors in football. A multi-sport athlete, he also participated in basketball and baseball.
“I am very excited about the opportunity to coach for ISU,” Ingalls said. “I look forward to working for Coach McGuire and we are looking forward to what we hope is a better year in 2004 for our university and our football program. Everybody would like to compete for a GFC Championship, and that will be our goal.”
“The Gateway is a real competitive conference and in any year, any school can claim the championship. I look forward to the chance to coach against teams that I coached for and against in the past, especially the chance to face UNI later this year.”
Also added to the staff is defensive assistant Andy Hundley who be first working with the defensive backs under Tim Burke.
Hundley comes to the Sycamores from Kansas State University, where he served as a student assistant coach for the past four seasons. He assisted with the Wildcat defensive backs in 1999, 2000, 2002 and 2003. Hundley also has experience working with the linebackers during the spring of 2000 and with the defensive line during the 2001 campaign.
An experienced film grader and scout special teams coordinator, Hundley also brings valuable experience in recruiting as he assisted with scheduling visits in Manhattan.
Hundley’s teams have advanced to the 1999 Holiday Bowl, the 2001 Cotton Bowl, the 2001 Insignt.com Bowl, the 2002 Holiday Bowl and the 2004 Fiesta Bowl. During his time with KSU, the Wildcats captured the Big 12 North and overall championships in 2003.
He graduated from Kansas State in December of 2003 with a Bachelor of Arts & Sciences degree, majoring in Social Science.
The two new hires round out the Sycamore coaching staff with Steve Brickey (offensive coordinator/quarterbacks), Tim Burke (defensive coordinator/defensive backs), Shannon Jackson (defensive line), David Hutchison (offensive line), Matt Egloff (linebackers), Bret Ingalls (full backs/tight ends), Nathaniel Seaward (wide receivers), Paul Macklin (running backs), and Andy Hundley (defensive backs) working under McGuire. Tim McGuire, Jr. (offensive line/tight ends) is also back for his second season as a graduate student assistant coach.
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