Tyler Roehl is back with the North Dakota State football program, only now as a coach. Head coach Craig Bohl confirmed his hire as a graduate assistant.
Roehl, who finished his Bison career two years ago, will work mainly with the tailbacks, while running backs coach Tim Polasek will concentrate on the fullbacks and tight ends. As a graduate assistant, Roehl's duties include film breakdown, offensive scout team and on-the-field teaching with the tailbacks.
Roehl spent last season coaching running backs at Concordia College.
Jeff would like to dispel the notion he was around when Johannes Gutenberg invented the printing press, but he is on his third decade of reporting with Forum Communications. The son of a reporter and an English teacher, and the brother of a reporter, Jeff has worked at the Jamestown Sun, Bismarck Tribune and since 1990 The Forum, where he's covered North Dakota State athletics since 1995.
Jeff has covered all nine of NDSU's Division I FCS national football titles and has written three books: "Horns Up," "North Dakota Tough" and "Covid Kids." He is the radio host of "The Golf Show with Jeff Kolpack" April through August.
