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Lounsbury
named assistant at Tulsa
By
Nathan Loewen
Assistant Sports Editor
TCU quarterbacks
coach Dan Lounsbury will be the offensive coordinator for Tulsa
next season, Golden Hurricane head coach Keith Burns announced Tuesday.
Lounsbury leaves
TCU after one year as the quarterbacks coach.
Burns said he
tried to hire Lounsbury two season ago when Burns came to Tulsa
from Arkansas, where he was defensive coordinator.
Were
thrilled to have him coming to Tulsa, Burns said. He
is one of the first coaches I wanted to hire, but the timing did
not work out as well as it did this time.
Head coach Gary
Patterson could not be reached for comment Wednesday. Patterson
is traveling to recruit high school players.
Lounsbury, 49,
served a stint as quarterbacks coach at Kentucky and was an offensive
assistant under Fred Akers at Texas and Purdue in the 1980s. He
was head coach at Southeastern Oklahoma State in Durant from 1983
to 1985 and was an assistant in the World Football League.
At East Texas
State, Lounsbury coached former NFL quarterback and current Dallas
Cowboys quarterback coach, Wade Wilson.
Tulsa scrounged
up a 1-10 record last season and finished last in the Western Athletic
Conference.
Nathan
Loewen
n.d.loewen@student.tcu.edu
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