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Report: J.W. Walsh Hired by Abilene Christian as RB Coach
It’s been less than a year since J.W. Walsh took a graduate assistant coaching job at TCU. He’s already moving up the coaching ladder, as Adam Boedeker reports he will now take over the running backs coach job at Abilene Christian.
Vacay tweet: Confirmed w/John Walsh that GA @coachwalshtcu has accepted RB coach gig at Abilene Christian. Will coach TCU bowl game. #txhsfb
— Adam Boedeker (@aboedeker) December 22, 2016
Walsh is now shifting from under Gary Patterson to joining Adam Dorrell’s coaching staff — a guy who has had success at every level of his coaching career.
Walsh’s dad, John Walsh, is the head coach at Denton Guyer. So coaching runs in his veins. This move is likely the first of many as he will likely move up the chain as young, promising coaches do. Even Marcus Arroyo thinks the hire was a no-brainer.
NoBrainer … stud!
— Coach Arroyo?OREGON® (@coacharroyoTheO) December 22, 2016
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