Edinboro hired Apollo-Ridge grad Jake Nulph as its football coach Sunday. Nulph replaces Wayne Bradford, who parted ways with the school in November.
Nulph was a defensive backs and special teams coach at IUP in 2019 and a special teams coordinator and defensive backs coach at Duquesne in ‘18.
Nulph played three seasons at Robert Morris, graduating in 2005. He coached at Robert Morris, Allegheny, St. Francis (Pa.) and Westminster.
Edinboro athletic director Katherine Robbins said: “We are very excited to introduce Jake Nulph as our new football coach. We are extremely impressed with his football acumen, character, high energy and ability to recruit, motivate and develop young men on and off the field. With experience at Divisions I, II, and III, he comes to us highly recommended, and we are confident we have an up-and-coming coach to lead our team and restore the proud tradition of Boro football.”
He is a 2001 graduate of Apollo-Ridge, where he played quarterback. In his senior year, the Vikings went 9-0 during the regular season and won the Class AA Allegheny Conference.
