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Adam Fuller, the special teams coordinator and linebacker coach for the University of Richmond the last three seasons, was named the head football coach at Assumption College February 29, 2008. He is the sixth head coach in the history of football at the College and the fourth since the program was elevated to intercollegiate varsity status in 1988. As a collegian, Fuller was a four-year letterwinner at Sacred Heart University (Fairfield, CT) playing for Coaches Gary Reho (1994-96) and Tom Radulski (1997). He earned Football Gazette all-American honors as a linebacker in 1996 and served as team captain in 1997 and was also a captain at the National All-Star Bowl (Cleveland, OH). He led the team twice with 98 tackles as a senior and 103 tackles as a junior and saw part-time duty as a sophomore. He played against the Greyhounds four times in his career. He began his coaching career as a linebacker coach at WPI (1998) and also coached at Wagner College (1999-04) under head coach Walter Hamline as defensive line, linebacker and secondary aide before being promoted to co-defensive coordinator in 2004. He coached the career-leading punt returner in the program's history, while his defense earned national top 10 finishes in both 2002 and 2003. He joined the staff of Coach Dave Clawson at the University of Richmond in 2005 as assistant secondary coach and assistant special teams coordinator. The 2005 team won the Atlantic-10 Conference title (9-4) and earned an N.C.A.A. postseason berth and a final team ranking of No. 8 nationally. In 2007 he was the special teams coordinator and linebacker coach. The Spiders finished as the Colonial Athletic Association (C.A.A.) champions (11-3) and advanced to the N.C.A.A. Final Four. He coached the conference's Special Teams Player-of-the-Year, while the team's defense was ranked No. 11 nationally. He earned his Bachelors in Criminal Justice with a minor in Sociology from Sacred Heart in 1998. While coaching at Wagner he got a Masters in Secondary Education in 2001. |
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