Former Eagle Ricky Brown Finds New Role With Ohio State
Former Boston College special teams coach Ricky Brown has been hired by Ohio State. Brown went to his Twitter to announce that he had joined Ryan Day's staff as a special team quality control coach under special teams coordinator Parker Fleming. According to Buckeyes Now, Brown will assist Fleming with game planning.
Brown played linebacker for the Eagles from 2002-2005, and in the NFL for the Oakland Raiders from 2006-2011. After his playing career ended he spent a year at USC as a quality control coach on defense. He returned to Chestnut Hill in 2016 as Director of Football Initiatives, and took over his current role in 2017. Brown saw mixed results on special teams, but helped to produce a linebacker group that consistently performed well.
He was not retained by former Ohio State defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley, when the former Buckeye was hired as BC's head coach. Brown spent the previous season as a linebackers coach at Lafayette College in Pennsylvania.
This continues the back and forth pipelines between the Ohio State Buckeyes and Boston College. The Eagles have three former tOSU coach currently on staff including Hafley, Sean Duggan, and Matt Thurin (along with multiple assistants). The Buckeyes now have three Eagles as well, with Brown, head coach Ryan Day and linebackers coach Al Washington on the staff.
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