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Old Spice Chris Cooley Football Camp
Chris Cooley
All Pro Tight End for the Washington Redskins, Chris Cooley was born on July 11, 1982 in Powell, Wyoming. He was originally drafted by the Redskins in the third round of the 2004 NFL Draft. Cooley played college football at Utah State.
In his first NFL season, Cooley led the team in touchdowns (with six), while recording 37 receptions for 314 yards, catching three passes of more than twenty yards, and getting 23 first downs. He finished the season with an average of 8.5 yards per catch. He was the Redskins' nominee for the NFL Man of the Year award for his work reading to children and feeding the poor
In 2005, Cooley blossomed as a receiver, catching 71 passes for 774 yards and seven touchdowns, including three in a game versus the rival Dallas Cowboys, breaking the Redskins franchise record for receptions as a tight end
In 2007, Cooley has scored in all but one game as of week six. In week six, Cooley had 9 receptions for a career high 105 yards and one touchdown in a 17-14 loss against the Green Bay Packers. On December 18, 2007 Chris Cooley was named to his first Pro Bowl team.
In his first NFL season, Cooley led the team in touchdowns (with six), while recording 37 receptions for 314 yards, catching three passes of more than twenty yards, and getting 23 first downs. He finished the season with an average of 8.5 yards per catch. He was the Redskins' nominee for the NFL Man of the Year award for his work reading to children and feeding the poor
In 2005, Cooley blossomed as a receiver, catching 71 passes for 774 yards and seven touchdowns, including three in a game versus the rival Dallas Cowboys, breaking the Redskins franchise record for receptions as a tight end
In 2007, Cooley has scored in all but one game as of week six. In week six, Cooley had 9 receptions for a career high 105 yards and one touchdown in a 17-14 loss against the Green Bay Packers. On December 18, 2007 Chris Cooley was named to his first Pro Bowl team.
In 2008, Cooley was named to his second consecutive Pro Bowl. Cooley finished the season with 83 catches for 849 yards and 1 touchdown; career highs in catches and yardage. In 2009, Chris' season was derailed by a broken ankle in the Week 7 Monday Night Football matchup.
Rod Huber
Rod Huber returned in 2009 for his tenth season as the Mt. St. Joesph Lions’ head coach for the College’s 20th football season. The Lions head coach will also direct the team’s defense in 2007. Huber led the program to a third straight HCAC championship last fall, as the Lions went 7-0 in conference play. The Mount became the first team in HCAC history to record three straight conference titles.
The HCAC title enabled the Lions to return to the NCAA Division III playoffs for the third straight season, as they took on
Huber has 25 years of coaching at the high school and college level and has been on the Mount football staff since the program’s inception in 1990. Prior to becoming the third head coach in Lions’ football history in 2000, Huber was a defensive position coach and spent four years as the Lions’ defensive coordinator.
Upon graduation from high school, he entered the U.S. Army where he played football and spent time in
Coach Huber is an active member in the Southwest Ohio Football Coaches Association (SWOFCA), the American Football Coaches Association and is a member of the Jason Foundation. Coach Huber has directed youth football camps for many pro athletes including Jason Taylor, Devin Hester, and Steve Smith.
The HCAC title enabled the Lions to return to the NCAA Division III playoffs for the third straight season, as they took on
Huber has 25 years of coaching at the high school and college level and has been on the Mount football staff since the program’s inception in 1990. Prior to becoming the third head coach in Lions’ football history in 2000, Huber was a defensive position coach and spent four years as the Lions’ defensive coordinator.
Upon graduation from high school, he entered the U.S. Army where he played football and spent time in
Coach Huber is an active member in the Southwest Ohio Football Coaches Association (SWOFCA), the American Football Coaches Association and is a member of the Jason Foundation. Coach Huber has directed youth football camps for many pro athletes including Jason Taylor, Devin Hester, and Steve Smith.
Coaches
The Old Spice Chris Cooley Football Camp will be staffed with the area's top prep coaches. Each coach will bring a unique football background to the event with the ability to share techniques and philosophies with the campers on a daily basis.
