(Story taken from the Sewanee website)
SEWANEE, Tenn. - After six seasons as the
assistant football coach for the offensive line at Angelo State
University in Texas, Hank McClung has been named head golf coach
and football offensive line coach for Sewanee, according to Mark
Webb, Sewanee athletic director. "My family and I are thrilled to
be a part of the Sewanee community," said McClung. "I look forward
to working with the coaches and staff as well as Sewanee's fine
student-athletes to continue the proud tradition of success on the
Mountain."
Prior to his six years at ASU, McClung was at Drake University,
where he also coached the offensive line. While at Drake, he helped
lead the Bulldogs to the 2001 Pioneer Football League Championship,
with his offensive line being named the team's offensive MVP.
McClung was also head football coach at Midwestern State University
from 1996-98 and directed the program's move from the NAIA to NCAA
Division II. He then moved on to Abilene Christian University,
where he coached running backs and kickers for the 1999 season.
Other stops for the veteran coach have included Southeastern
Oklahoma State University, Texas Tech University, Nebraska Wesleyan
University, Midwestern State and Eastern New Mexico University, his
alma mater.
McClung received his bachelor's degree in physical education from
ENMU in 1986, his master's degree in sports and recreation
management from Hardin-Simmons University in 2000 and has done
postgraduate work at Texas Tech. He was also a letterman on the
ENMU football squad. McClung's wife, Rhonda, has been the director
of development at Angelo State and the couple has two children, Ben
and Isabelle.