Another Ohio coach moving up in the ranks...Todd Fitch graduated from Bellaire HS (Joey Galloway, Ben Taylor, etc) and Ohio Wesleyan:
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ECU adds Fitch to football staff
Former USC aide will be a coordinator
Fitch has worked with Holtz before.
From ECU News Release
Todd Fitch has been named quarterbacks coach and an offensive coordinator at East Carolina, Pirates football coach Skip Holtz announced on Monday. Fitch and Holtz worked together for a total of 10 seasons, five each at Connecticut and South Carolina, beginning in 1994.
Fitch, 43, will share ECU offensive coordinator duties with offensive line coach Steve Shankweiler.
Fitch spent the past three seasons as quarterbacks coach at Iowa State, where he tutored All-America Bret Meyer, who set school career marks in passing yards (7,348), total offense (7,929), touchdown passes (41) and completions (587).
Fitch, who has more than 20 years of coaching experience, has also worked under Don Nehlen, Earle Bruce and Lou Holtz during a career that spans back to 1986 and included stops at alma mater Ohio Wesleyan, Bowling Green, West Virginia and Colorado State.
"Undoubtedly, Todd brings a wealth of experience to East Carolina and we're excited to have him join our Pirate family," Holtz said in a release. "There's certainly a comfort level there when you've spent 10 years working with someone. He's made a significant impact everywhere he has been, and I've been fortunate enough to see it in person twice."
Holtz also announced that Phil Petty will move from quarterbacks coach to tight ends coach.