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Rick Rasnick

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Steel Valley, Batch succeeded with his first opportunity, earning all-conference honors and being named his team's offensive MVP. A broken ankle forced him to sit out all of the next season, but in 1997, the NCAA granted him a rare extra year of playing eligibility in his sixth year of college. He knew it would be his one last chance to impress professional scouts, and he made the most of it, setting the school's season and career records.
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The next year , finally on the football field again, Batch discovered that his coach, Ron Cooper, had a distaste for passing the ball, meaning he would mostly sit on the bench. But in 1995, Rick Rasnick took over on the Eastern sideline and brought with him a wide-open offense. And, just as he had at
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Rasnick was born on September 15, 1959, to Jim and Donna Rasnick. He has a younger sister, Kendahl, born in 1963, and a younger brother, Ryan, born in 1967. According to Rasnick, "Sports was always a family deal", with both brothers playing basketball,
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On January 3, 1995, Rasnick was interviewed by Eastern Michigan, and the following day he was hired as head coach with a five-year contract. Rasnick brought a more open, pass-oriented offense to Eastern Michigan than his predecessor,
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The Eagles have 13 players from the metro-Detroit area, which is much different philosophy than the recruiting efforts of the previous coach Jeff Woodruff, or his predecessor, Rick Rasnick, who preferred
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contacted him following the 1991 season. During his time at Utah, the team consistently featured one of the nation's top offenses, and Rasnick was considered largely responsible for this success.
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was fired following the 1989 season, Rasnick served as the team's interim head coach for several months during the off-season, and he was a finalist for the permanent head coach position.
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During his time at Eastern Michigan, Rasnick's recruiting noticeably favored junior-college transfers rather than high school seniors.
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held a press conference to announce that he had fired Rasnick as head coach. Diles announced that defensive coordinator
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Rasnick was the Eastern Michigan head coach for five seasons, from 1995 until 1999, compiling a record of 20–34.
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After graduating, Rasnick stayed at his alma mater, first working as a graduate assistant, then becoming the
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coach until 1986. In 1987, he became the team's offensive coordinator for four years. When head coach
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would serve as the interim head coach for the final game of the season, four days later, against
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while Kendahl was a cheerleader and their parents either coached or cheered from the sidelines.
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was hired to take over at San Jose State, Rasnick became the offensive coordinator for the
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team to finish with a winning record until the 2016 season, 21 years later.
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as quarterback in 1995 and 1997; Batch sat out 1996 with an injury.
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On November 16, 1999, three days after a 29–26 loss at
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Players of American football from Torrance, California
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from 1995 to 1999. Rasnick's 1995 team was the last
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Index

Las Vegas, Nevada
Torrance, California
San Jose State
Center
HC
San Jose State
GA
San Jose State
OC
Utah
Eastern Michigan
college football
Eastern Michigan University
Eastern Michigan Eagles football
Little League
Pop Warner football
center
San Jose State Spartans football
offensive line
Claude Gilbert
Terry Shea
Utah
Utes
Idaho State University
Ron Cooper
Charlie Batch
Central Michigan
Dave Diles, Jr.
Tony Lombardi
Northern Illinois

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