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Mr. Doug Fertsch
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Home Phone: 254-652-5388 I was fortunate to coach and experience the great state and especially the City of Lafayette. I was the Offensive Line Coach and Offensive Coordinator ’92 through 1998. I was also the founder and director of the Cajun Coaching Clinic in 1992 until 1998 and I believe they still have the clinic. When Coach Stokley resigned; I returned to where I had played and was the Offensive Line Coach at Baylor until 2003 in ’03 I moved into my current position. Our Network is Alumni-Letter Winner based – We work with The Athletic Department and the University for all Engagement Activities. Please-if anyone was there around the time I was tell them Hello! Email to Ed Dugas dated Feb. 17, 2008 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Bio from Baylor Sports Network Director of the Baylor Sports Network and Special Projects Fertsch is a native Texan who graduated from Wharton High School, where he participated in football, track and basketball. He was an offensive lineman for the Bears under Coach Grant Teaff from 1973-75. He was an offensive center and guard on the Bear’s celebrated 1974 team which won the ‘74 SWC championship. Fertsch worked as a graduate assistant at Baylor in the H.P.E.R. in the spring/summer of1976 while working on his master’s degree. He received his master’s degree from Baylor in 1977 and has completed in 1989 his mid-management certification hours from Sam Houston State University. Fertsch served as Baylor’s Offensive Line Coach from 1999-2002 and was a finalist for the Frank Broyles Assistant Coach of the Year Award in 2001. He is a member of the “B” Association, AFCA, THSCA, and FCA ; he enjoys all sports and athletic activities. He works with Special Olympics and various other programs. Fertsch has served as head football coach and campus athletic director at Westbury, Klein Oak, and RR Westwood. In 1984, their first year of 5A varsity competition, Klein Oak won the district championship and advanced to the state playoffs, an accomplishment they would repeat in 1986 and 1989. For his efforts, Fertsch was named the all-Greater Houston coach of the year (1984), district coach of the year (1984 and 1989) and Touchdown Club of Houston Coach of the Year finalist in 1989. Before returning to Baylor in the fall of 2006 he served as RRISD Associate Athletic Director. His overall high school head coaching record is 58-44-1. Fertsch performed various functions for the Texas High School Coaches Association, serving as Chairman and on the 5A committee for the THSCA all-star football game. He was elected to the Board of Directors in 1989. He has coached collegiate football as the offensive coordinator and assistant head coach while coaching the offensive line at Sam Houston State University. He helped guide the Bearkats to the NCAA Division I-AA playoffs while winning the Southland Conference and posting a 9-3 record, finishing 12th in the nation. Two years later, Fertsch was named offensive line coach and offensive coordinator coach at Louisiana-Lafayette, where he produced an offense that won two Big West Conference championships. While at the University of Louisiana he coached NCAA record holders and Future NFL stars Jake Delhomme, Brandon Stokley and Anthony Clement. A tireless teacher, 10 of Fertsch’s former players have gone on the NFL. Doug and his wife, Tricia, have two daughters, Jessica Marie (23) a May ‘06 Baylor Graduate and Mary Allison (16). They reside in Woodway, Tx. The Fertsch’s are members of St. Jerome’s Catholic Church. http://www.baylor.edu/network/index.php?id=42628
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