Super Bowl XLIII MVP Santonio Holmes is back in football, more than a decade after his NFL career ended. Holmes is the new receivers coach at Central State University in Ohio.
A former Super Bowl-winning wide receiver for the Pittsburgh Steelers is joining the collegiate coaching ranks. Santonio Holmes, famous for his MVP performance and championship-clinching touchdown catch in Super Bowl 43, is joining the Central State Marauders football program as their new wide receiver coach.
Several former college and NFL stars have recently made the move into coaching. The latest on the list is Santonio Holmes, who was an All-Big Ten wide receiver at Ohio State before having an extremely successful NFL career.
HOUSTON - Since accepting the head coach position at Central State University, Tony Carter has been on a mission to reshape the Marauders football program.
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Santonio Holmes will always live in Ohio State infamy. Before the Buckeyes became WRU and a direct pipeline for elite receivers to go through en route to the NFL, Holmes was part of a different era at Ohio State.
Another former NFL star is entering the NFL coaching game as former Steelers wide receiver Santonio Holmes is heading to Central State University to become the team’s wide receivers coach under new head coach Tony Carter.
Many great wide receivers have come through Columbus and made a name for themselves with the Ohio State Buckeyes. Few boast the resume of Santonio Holmes, though.
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