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H A R R I S’ C O A C H I N G L E D G E R 2002-06 Running Backs Houston Texans 1995-01 Running Backs Carolina Panthers 1994 Offensive Coordinator Los Angeles Rams 1992-93 Running Backs Los Angeles Rams 1983-91 Offensive Backfield Seattle Seahawks 1981-82 Running Backs Buffalo Bills 1975-80 Defensive Backs University of Washington 1974 Wide Receivers Detroit Wheels (World Football League) 1973 Wide Receivers Long Beach State 1970-72 Wide Receivers Colorado State JON HOKE Defensive Backs Coach 5th NFL Season • 5th with Texans C O A C H E S Jon Hoke enters his fifth season as the Texans’ defensive backs coach, directing one of the league’s most talented secondary units. In 2005, Hoke’s secondary unit accounted for six of the seven team interceptions, including one by Lewis Sanders for 29 yards against Kansas City. Dunta Robinson continued his success from his rookie season, finishing his sophomore campaign with a career-high 93 tackles and team-leading 21 passes defensed. Demarcus Faggins also had a career year with 53 tackles and finished behind Robinson in team rankings with 14 passes defensed. Glenn Earl led the team with two interceptions. Hoke’s troops boast a formidable mix of young talent and veteran leadership. His defensive backs accounted for 18 of the Texans’ teamrecord 22 interceptions in 2004. Nine of those picks resulted in returns of 20 yards or more, tying the Texans for third in the league in that category. Robinson tied for the lead among NFL rookies with six picks. Veteran Marcus Coleman also made a successful transition from cornerback to free safety in 2004, picking off two passes and returning one a team-record 102 yards for a touchdown. Faggins had by far his best season as the team’s nickel corner, picking off three passes and returning one for a score. And Hoke also helped fourth-round pick Earl crack the starting lineup as a rookie. Houston’s pass defense has been strong in all five of its seasons. In 2003, Coleman turned in a career season, picking off a club-record seven passes, which tied him for first in the AFC. In 2002, Hoke helped Aaron Glenn make his third Pro Bowl as the Texans ranked 10th in the NFL in pass defense, yielding just 196.3 yards per game through the air. Houston’s defensive backs picked off nine passes, 34 HOUSTONTEXANS.COM
ecovered four fumbles, and scored three touchdowns. Hoke came to Houston after spending the previous three seasons as defensive coordinator at the University of Florida. Hoke replaced current University of Oklahoma head coach Bob Stoops at Florida in 1999, initially serving as defensive coordinator and secondary coach. In 2000, he added the title of assistant head coach. Under Hoke, the Gators went to three consecutive New Year’s Day bowl games (Citrus, Sugar, Orange), won the 2000 Southeastern Conference championship, and finished as high as number three in both national polls (2001). Hoke’s ball-hawking defensive units forced 88 turnovers over those three seasons. In 2001, Florida led the SEC in total defense, scoring defense, first downs allowed, passing efficiency defense, and third-down conversion defense. The Gators ranked ninth nationally in total defense, fifth in scoring defense, 12th in rushing defense, and 13th in passing defense — the only SEC school to rank in the top 15 in all four categories. Florida yielded just 19 touchdowns, the fourth-fewest in the country, and only five aerial scores, tying national champion Miami for fewest nationally. In 2000, Hoke’s defense led the country with 40 turnovers. His 1999 unit ranked ninth in the nation in rushing defense and paced the conference with 43 sacks. Hoke arrived in Gainesville after five seasons tutoring the defensive backs at Missouri. The Tigers earned bowl bids in Hoke’s last two seasons, thanks in large part to a defense that forced 48 turnovers, leading to 208 points. Hoke helped Mizzou rank 22nd in the nation in scoring defense in 1998, yielding UM’s fewest points in 15 years. Hoke also coached the Tigers’ kick block team, which blocked 11 extra points, seven punts, and five field goals in his five seasons in Columbia. Prior to coaching at Missouri, Hoke spent four years at Kent State, coaching defensive backs all four seasons and adding the title of defensive coordinator in his final season. He coached defensive backs and special teams at San Diego State from 1987-88 and launched his coaching career in the same capacity at Bowling Green in 1983, helping the Falcons win the Mid-American Conference title with an 11-0 mark in 1985. Hoke was a four-year letterman at Ball State (1976-79), earning All-MAC honors as a defensive back. He earned a bachelor’s degree in physical education before playing in 11 games for the Chicago Bears in 1980. A native of Kettering, Ohio, Hoke and his wife, Jody, have four children — Mallory, Kyle, and twins Kendall and Carly. The family lives in Sugar Land. H O K E’S C O A C H I N G L E D G E R 2002-06 Defensive Backs Houston Texans 2000-01 Assistant Head Coach/Defensive Coordinator/Secondary University of Florida 1999 Defensive Coordinator/Secondary University of Florida 1994-98 Defensive Backs University of Missouri 1993 Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Backs Kent State 1989-92 Defensive Backs Kent State 1987-88 Defensive Backs/Special Teams San Diego State 1983-86 Secondary/Special Teams Bowling Green C O A C H E S HOUSTONTEXANS.COM 35
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