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CALGARY -- John Hufnagel will be back on the sidelines next season as he tries to guide the Calgary Stampeders to a second straight Grey Cup title.
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Hufnagel announced today that he will return as Stampeders head coach for 2015 before handing the job to offensive co-ordinator Dave Dickenson.
“In order to put an end all the speculation and all the questions, I would like to clarify the matter once and for all by announcing that I will be returning for one more season on the sideline with the Stampeders,” said Hufnagel to Stampeders.com.
“In 2016, I will concentrate on the general manager’s duties and turn the head coach job over to Dave Dickenson, who has contributed greatly to our team’s success as offensive coordinator and has all the tools to be an excellent head coach in this league.”
Hufnagel says he'll remain as the team's general manager beyond next season.
The Stampeders are coming off a 20-16 win over Hamilton in Sunday's Grey Cup final.
It's Calgary's second CFL title since Hufnagel took over as head coach in 2008.
With files from Stampeders.com.
CALGARY -- John Hufnagel will be back on the sidelines next season as he tries to guide the Calgary Stampeders to a second straight Grey Cup title.
Related Links
Stamps fans rally in support of the Champs
MMQB: A classic Grey Cup
Sleepless but jubilant Stamps return
Hufnagel announced today that he will return as Stampeders head coach for 2015 before handing the job to offensive co-ordinator Dave Dickenson.
“In order to put an end all the speculation and all the questions, I would like to clarify the matter once and for all by announcing that I will be returning for one more season on the sideline with the Stampeders,” said Hufnagel to Stampeders.com.
“In 2016, I will concentrate on the general manager’s duties and turn the head coach job over to Dave Dickenson, who has contributed greatly to our team’s success as offensive coordinator and has all the tools to be an excellent head coach in this league.”
Hufnagel says he'll remain as the team's general manager beyond next season.
The Stampeders are coming off a 20-16 win over Hamilton in Sunday's Grey Cup final.
It's Calgary's second CFL title since Hufnagel took over as head coach in 2008.
With files from Stampeders.com.