CSN Log
August 9th, 2009, 08:00 AM
08-08-2009 07:53 AM
Bison born and bred: Fuchs never took his eyes off returning to North Dakota State
http://www.inforum.com/media/story/jpg/2009/08/07/0808fuchs.jpgHe’s not the 305-pound All-American offensive lineman he was in 1990. But a fit-and-trim, 230-pound Scott Fuchs is ecstatic to be back at North Dakota State.
“From the day I left NDSU and from the start of my first job at Valley City State, it was pretty much the goal to get back to NDSU,” Fuchs said.
Fuchs was a member of the last Bison football team to win a national championship – the 1990 NCAA Division II title in Florence, Ala.
“That was a long time ago,” Fuchs said.
After coaching stints at Valley City State, Wisconsin-Eau Claire, Minnesota-Crookston, Nebraska-Omaha, Grand Valley State and Southern Illinois, Fuchs was named NDSU’s offensive line coach last January – replacing Pat Perles, now an NFL assistant with the Kansas City Chiefs.
Read more ... (http://www.championshipsubdivisionnews.com/index.php/2009/08/08/bison-born-and-bred-fuchs-never-took-his?blog=2#more5327)
Bison born and bred: Fuchs never took his eyes off returning to North Dakota State
http://www.inforum.com/media/story/jpg/2009/08/07/0808fuchs.jpgHe’s not the 305-pound All-American offensive lineman he was in 1990. But a fit-and-trim, 230-pound Scott Fuchs is ecstatic to be back at North Dakota State.
“From the day I left NDSU and from the start of my first job at Valley City State, it was pretty much the goal to get back to NDSU,” Fuchs said.
Fuchs was a member of the last Bison football team to win a national championship – the 1990 NCAA Division II title in Florence, Ala.
“That was a long time ago,” Fuchs said.
After coaching stints at Valley City State, Wisconsin-Eau Claire, Minnesota-Crookston, Nebraska-Omaha, Grand Valley State and Southern Illinois, Fuchs was named NDSU’s offensive line coach last January – replacing Pat Perles, now an NFL assistant with the Kansas City Chiefs.
Read more ... (http://www.championshipsubdivisionnews.com/index.php/2009/08/08/bison-born-and-bred-fuchs-never-took-his?blog=2#more5327)