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Gregg Perry is currently the Assistant Head Coach and Offensive Line Coach at the University of Delaware, having also served in that capacity Offensive Line Coach - Princeton University 2006 & 2007 seasons Offensive Line Coach - University of Delaware 1981 - 2001 Head Freshman Football Coach - University of Delaware. 1979 & 1980 seasons Graduate Assistant - University of Delaware 1977 & 1978 seasons Gregg played for the University of Delaware from 1972 - 1976 at fullback, halfback, and tight end. He attended and played football at Warren Hills Regional High School, Washington, NJ from 1969 - 1972. Dave Rackovan
Joe Susan - Head Coach Barry Streeter - Head Coach Gettysburg University Rocky Rees - Former Head Coach Shippensburg University Bill
Zwaan - Head Coach Herky Billings - Former Off. Coord. James Madison & Delaware State Universities Randy Blankenship - Head Coach Bill
Cubit - Head Coach John
Coveleski - Former Head Coach Scott
Dapp - Former Head Coach Marty Schaetzle - Head Coach Mercyhurst College Mike
Schonewolf - Head Coach
Mark Loureiro - Head Coach Paul
Sacco - Head Coach Kirk Ciarrocca - Former Off. Coord. Rutgers University Don Smolyn
- Head Coach 35 yrs Gary
Goff - Head Coach Steve Denman
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Steve Verbit is Associate Head Coach and Defensive Line Coach at Princeton University and coached his 27th season at Princeton in 2011. Verbit also served as Defensive Coordinator for the Tigers, from 1993-2009. Verbit has helped develop some of Princeton's best defensive players, with 10 different players earning 15 first-team All-Ivy honors, over a seven-year stretch. Verbit helped develop a dominant defense during Princeton's 2006 championship season, despite significant losses in both the linebacking and secondary positions. That year, Princeton finished first in the Ivy League in both first downs allowed and third down conversions, with teams converting less than 28% of their third down opportunities.
That year, Princeton was also ranked second in the Ivy League in rushing, passing and scoring defense and placed four players on the All-Ivy team. Prior to coming to Princeton, Verbit
coached at the University of Delaware for six seasons. He helped guide
the Blue Hens to the Division II national championship in 1979. Verbit
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