About Adam Lechtenberg
Adam Lechtenberg was an American american football player.
Adam Lechtenberg (born 1979/1980) is an American football coach and former player who is currently the head coach for the Central Connecticut Blue Devils of the Northeast Conference (NEC). He played college football at Nebraska and has since coached or served as an administrator with Fowler High School, Wayne State (NE), Truman, TCU, Central Connecticut, Memphis, UT Martin, Virginia Tech and Central Oklahoma.
Early life and education Lechtenberg grew up in Butte, Nebraska. He attended Butte High School where he played football, basketball and track and field. Lechtenberg played quarterback in football and led his team to an overall record of 35–3 as starter, being a first-team all-state selection.
Coaching career Lechtenberg began his coaching career at Fowler High School after graduating from Nebraska, serving as defensive coordinator for at least one season. He worked at a TCU football camp in 2004.
Lechtenberg became the running backs coach and video coordinator for Truman in 2007, but only served preseason; he became an offensive graduate assistant He also coached quarterbacks and served as recruiting coordinator at the school. He served in the position through 2015, and also was the interim wide receivers coach in his final year. and quarterbacks coach at Central Oklahoma. After one season there, he was named head coach of Central Connecticut in January 2023.
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