Andy Marino, a former standout player at Lycoming College, was hired as a graduate assistant for the University of Delaware football program in August, 2010.
He begins his second year on the staff assisting with the Blue Hen offensive unit after playing a vital role in helping the Blue Hens advance to the NCAA national championship game in 2010.
A native of Feasterville, Pa., Marino teams with fellow graduate assistant Brian Brown in assisting the UD coaching staff on gameday and with practice preparation, film breakdown, and camps.
Marino earned his degree in history and received a secondary social studies education certificate at Lycoming College in Williamsport, Pa. in May, 2009. At Delaware, he is pursuing a master's degree in High Education Administration.
While at Lycoming, Marino was a Dean's List student and excelled for the football team as an offensive lineman, starting for three seasons and serving as team co-captain as both a junior and senior. He led the squad to the 2008 Middle Atlantic Conference title and a berth in the NCAA Division III Tournament and earned the team's Lee Calistri Award for leadership, determination, dedication, and personal sacrifice for the benefit of the team.
He began his coaching career at Whitehall (Pa.) High School in 2009 and helped lead the team to a 7-5 overall record and an Eastern Conference championship. He directed scout teams for the offense, coordinated film breakdown, and organized practice drills with the offensive line in practice.
Updated 7/15/11
Head Coach K.C. Keeler
Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Coach Jim Hofher
Defensive Coordinator/Safeties Nick Rapone
Passing Game Coordinator/Receivers Coach Brian Ginn
Defensive Line Coach Phil Petitte
Running Backs Coach Gregg Perry
Linebackers Coach Brad Sherrod
Tight Ends Coach David Boler
Cornerbacks Coach Henry Baker
Defensive Assistant Frank Law
Graduate Assistant Brian Brown
Graduate Assistant Andy Marino
Head Athletic Trainer John Smith
Assistant Athletic Trainer Dan Watson
Director of Football Operations Jerry Oravitz
Personal Development Coach David Baylor
Assistant Director of Athletics for Sports Medicine Dr. Andrew Reisman
Sports Medicine Physician Dr. Geoffrey Gustavsen
