Penn Athletics has announced the hiring of Bobby Ray Harris as the new sprint football coach. Harris brings with him a wealth of coaching experience, having previously served as the assistant head coach at Cheyney University and as the offensive coordinator at both Central Connecticut State University and the University of New Haven.
Harris is excited to take on this new role and is eager to work with the talented student-athletes at Penn. He believes that his experience as a player and coach will help him guide the team to success on and off the field.
Sprint football is a unique sport that combines the speed and agility of traditional football with a weight limit for players. This creates a fast-paced game that requires players to rely on their quickness and athleticism to outmaneuver their opponents.
Harris is no stranger to the challenges of coaching sprint football, having previously coached at the high school level. He understands the importance of developing a strong team culture and believes that building strong relationships with his players will be key to the team’s success.
Penn Athletics is excited to welcome Harris to the coaching staff and looks forward to seeing the team thrive under his leadership. With his experience and passion for the sport, Harris is sure to make a positive impact on the team and help them reach new heights in the upcoming season.
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