Ted Daisher

Ted Daisher
University of Massachusetts
Position:	Safeties coach
Personal information
Date of birth:	(1955-02-02) February 2, 1955
Place of birth:	Taylor, Michigan
Career information
College:	Western Michigan
Career history
As coach:
Kalamazoo Christian High School (1978) Running Backs & Defensive Backs University of Illinois (1979) Graduate Assistant Defensive Backs Northern Illinois University (1980-1894) 1983 MAC Champions 1983 California Bowl Champions, Wide Receivers (1980-1981), Defensive Line (1982-1984) Special Teams Coordinator (1984) Eastern Michigan University (1985-1988) 1987 MAC Champions 1987 California Bowl Champions Outside Linebackers University of Cincinnati (1989–1992) Defensive Line Coach Fenwick High School (1993-1994 1994 Prep Bowl Playoffs Head Football Coach United States Military Academy (1995–1997) Defensive Line Coach Indiana University (1998–2000) Defensive Line Coach East Carolina University (2001–2002) 2001 GMAC Bowl Outside Linebackers Coach East Mecklenburg High School (2003–2004) Head Football Coach Philadelphia Eagles (2004–2005) Super Bowl XXXIX Special Teams Quality Control Coach Assistant Defensive Line Coach Oakland Raiders (2006) Special Teams Coordinator Cleveland Browns (2007–2008) Special Teams Coordinator Philadelphia Eagles (2009) Special Teams Coordinator Hartford Colonials (2010) Defensive Line Coach Bryant University (2011) Defensive Backs, Special Teams University of Massachusetts (2012–present) Safeties

Ted Daisher (born February 2, 1955) is an American football coach, currently serving as the safeties coach for the University of Massachusetts Minutemen. Prior to joining the Minutemen, Daisher had several stops in the professional ranks. He was the defensive line coach for the Hartford Colonials in the United Football League, and was the special teams coordinator for three different National Football League teams, the Philadelphia Eagles, Cleveland Browns, and Oakland Raiders.^[1]

References

↑ NFL.com. "Ex-Eagles QB Pederson among additions to coaching staff". January 30, 2009. Retrieved on May 13, 2013.

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