2012 Information Guide - Weber State University Athletics

WILDCAT
COACHING STAFF
TED STANLEY
Assistant Coach
Tight Ends
1st season
CRAIG STUTZMANN
Assistant Coach
Wide Receivers
1st season
Ted Stanley is in his first season with the Weber State coaching
staff. He joined the Wildcats in the spring of 2012 as the tight ends
coach.
Stanley joins Weber State after spending the past nine seasons
as the head football coach at Kenyon College, a Division III school
in Gambier, Ohio. In 2005 he helped rebuild the Kenyon program
and led the Lords to a 6-4 overall record an a second place fi nish
in the North Coast Athletic Conference. He guided Kenyon to great
success on the offensive side of the ball.
Prior to his time at Kenyon, Stanley spent two seasons as the
co-defensive coordinator at the University of Chicago. Prior to that
he spent three seasons as the defensive line coach at Grinnell College,
a Division III school in Grinnell, Iowa.
Stanley served as the Director of Football Operations at the University
of Utah in 1996 and 1997, under head coach Ron McBride.
He earned his bachelor’s degree from Grinnell College in 1993
and went on to receive a master’s degree in Sports Management
from the University of Utah in 1996. He also spent time as an assistant
coach at Allen Hancock Junior College where he coach wide
receivers and was a graduate assistant at Utah.
Stanley is a native of Salt Lake City and graduated from Skyline
High School. His parents still live in Salt Lake.
Craig Stutzmann joined the Weber State staff in the spring of
2012 and coaches the wide receivers for the Wildcats.
Before joining the Wildcat staff Stutzmann spent the 2011 season
as an assistant coach at Rhodes College, a Division III school in
Memphis. Prior to that he was a graduate assistant coach at the
University of Memphis.
Stutzmann has coaching experience in the Big Sky Conference
as he spent the 2009 season as the wide receivers coach at Portland
State. Prior to working with the Vikings he was a graduate
assistant wide receivers coach in 2008 at his alma mater, the University
of Hawaii.
Stutzmann played college football at Hawaii, where he played
wide receiver from 1998-2001 under coach June Jones. He fi n-
ished his career fi fth in school history in career receptions with 177
catches for 2,025 yards and 18 touchdowns in 46 career games.
He earned All-WAC honorable mention honors in 1999 and 2000.
He was a team captain as a senior and graduated from Hawaii with
a degree in Political Science in 2002.
Following one season of playing for the BC Lions in the Canadian
Football League (2002), Stutzmann became a teacher and football
offensive coordinator at Kalaheo High School in Hawaii in 2003.
He then moved to St. Louis High School in 2004 where he was
the head junior varsity coach for four seasons. St. Louis won the
Hawaii junior varsity state championships in 2006 and 2007.
Stutzmann and his wife Briana have one son, Baylor, age 2.
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