Recruiting Coordinator/Tight Ends Coach
7th Year as a Football Coach in 2013
5th Year at Ball State in 2013

Alma Mater: Ball State ‘07

Recruiting Areas:
Indianapolis
Notheast Ohio

Coaching Experience:
St. Joseph’s (Ind.), offensive coordinator, 2007
Ashland, offensive coordinator, 2008
Ball State, assistant, 2009-Present

NOTES:  Moved to tight ends coach for the 2011 season and in his third year as recruiting coordinator in 2012 . . . coached Zane Fakes to All-Mid-American Conference First-Team honors as a tight end in 2012 . . . as wide receivers coach, tutored Ball State's Briggs Orsbon, who led the Cardinals with 51 catches and 461 receiving yards in 2010 . . . coordinated an offense at Ashland University which averaged 324 yards passing, 146 yards rushing and 38.0 points per game in 2008 . . . tutored quarterback Billy Cundiff, who earned All-America First-Team honors, was named the conference player of the year and was a nominee for the Harlon Hill Trophy . . . coached St. Joseph’s quarterback to all-conference honors, while leading an offense which averaged 109 yards rushing and 215 yards passing per game . . . Helped Ashland to a 9-4 record in 2008.

Personal Information:
Date of Birth:  Oct. 17, 1983, in Indianapolis, Ind.
Family:   Married to the former Danielle De Voe . . . the couple has three sons -- J.J., Danny and Harrison . . . the son of former Ball State (1995-2002), Indiana University (2005-10) and DePauw (2003 and current) head coach Bill Lynch . . . brother, Billy, is an assistant coach at Rice . . . brother, Kevin, is assistant coach at University of Indianapolis.
High School: Delta H.S. (Class of ‘02) in Muncie, Ind.
College:  Bachelor’s - Ball State ‘07 

NOTES:  Earned four letters at quarterback for Ball State from 2003-06 . . . graduated as one of the most prolific passers in Ball State history . . . completed 391-of-613 passes for 4,292 yards with 37 touchdowns and a .638 career passing percentage . . . completed his career ranked second in Ball State’s record books for career passing percentage and tied for first with six games of 250 or more yards passing . . . earned four letters each in football, basketball and baseball at Delta H.S. . . . helped the Eagles to a runner-up finish in the state championship as a senior.