Ohio Football Announces Title Changes for Isphording and Rudolph

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ATHENS, Ohio – Ohio football head coach Tim Albin announced the promotions of quarterbacks coach Scott Isphording and offensive line coach Allen Rudolph. Isphording has been elevated to the position of offensive coordinator, while Rudolph will now serve as the Bobcats' co-offensive coordinator.

Isphording enters his ninth season at Ohio and had served as the Bobcats' quarterbacks coach since 2014.

In 2016, Ohio's quarterbacks set single-season records in pass attempts with 458 combined. They also completed the second-most passes in school history with 250. Ohio passed for 3,142 yards which was second-most in school history and threw for 22 touchdown passes which ranks fourth all-time.

Rudolph enters his third season at Ohio and had served as the Bobcats offensive line coach since fall 2019.

Rudolph, a 24-year coaching veteran, has run an O-line that helped the Bobcats score a program record 521 point in 2018, while averaging 40.1 points per game. His second year at Ohio saw the Bobcats score 446 total points (34.3 ppg), which is third in program history.

Prior to his time at Ohio, Rudolph spent the previous three years as the offensive line coach at Arkansas State, helping to lead the Red Wolves to 23 victories and three bowl appearances – including a 31-13 win over UCF in the Cure Bowl in 2016.

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Ohio Football Announces Title Changes for Isphording and Rudolph

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