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. Sources: East Central to name Ken Karcher head coach

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accommodate our family. After much prayer and con– sideration we decided that our current family dynamics require us to pursue other opportuni– ties." Karcher will replace Brian Anderson as head coach and will look to help the Warriors improve from a 3-6 finish last season. The Press Conference is scheduled to begin at 2:30 p.m. in Thrash Auditorium, located in Newton Hall on the Decatur campus. ·::

By Tony Tsoukalas The Mendran Star

offensive coordinator at Eastern Michigan in Jan– uary of 2009. During his four seasons at EMU, Karcher helped coach the Eagles to .a 10-38 record. Karcher was also the head coach at Liberty Uni– versity in Virginia from 2000 until2005, where he led the Flames to 21-46 record, including two second-place finishes in the Big South Conference. He served as the quarter– backs coach at Toledo in 2008, helping to lead the Rockets to a 13-10 upset of

On Jan. 15, Karcher took the head coaching job at King's Academy in Knoxville, Tenn. However, Karcher announced in a press release Wednesday, he would not coach the team for the upcoming season. "It is with deep regret that our family will not be joining The King's Academy family.'' Karcher said in the release to the Knoxville News Sentinel . "We appreciate everything that the school did to

The search for the next head football coach at East Central Community Col– lege has come to a close, as sources confirmed to The Meridian Star Thursday, the college is set to announce former Eastern Michigan offen– sive coordinator Ken Karcher as head coach during a 2:30p.m. press conference on Friday. Karcher took the job as

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