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Eddy Morrissey

Eddy Morrissey is in his first season as the offensive line coach for the Governors after spending the 2018 season as a quality control coach for offense and assistant offensive line coach at Mississippi State. AT MSU, he coached All-American Elton Jenkins and All-SEC performer Dion Calhoun.

Morrissey spent the 2017 season as the offensive line coach at Bryant after a seven-year stint (2010-16) as the assistant head coach, offensive line coach and recruiting coordinator at Princeton. During his time at Princeton, the Tigers won the 2013 Ivy League Championship, and Morrissey was responsible for recruiting two-time Ivy League Player of the Year John Lovett.

In 2009, Morrissey coached the offensive line and tight ends at Fordham, while also serving as the recruiting coordinator. He spent three seasons as a graduate assistant for offense at Oregon (2006-08), where he tutored future NFL offensive linemen Geoff Schwartz and Max Unger. The Ducks won the 2007 Sun Bowl and the 2008 Holiday Bowl during his tenure.

Prior to his time in Eugene, Morrissey spent two seasons (2004-05) as the running backs coach and recruiting coordinator at UMass, where he tutored All-Atlantic 10 Conference selection Steve Baylark. The Minutemen finished 2005 ranked No. 19 in the FCS.

Morrissey spent the 2000-03 seasons at Northeastern University, where he coached the running backs and wide receivers and was a part of Northeastern’s 2002 A-10 Championship. He was an assistant coach at Brown from 1997-99, helping the Bears to the 1999 Ivy League title.

Morrissey graduated from Plymouth State in 1994 and became a student assistant. He earned a B.S. in Physical Education from Plymouth State and earned a Master’s degree in Education from Springfield in 1996.

The Morrissey File

College: Plymouth State College, 1994

Coaching:
2019: Austin Peay (Offensive Line)
2018: Mississippi State (Quality Control/Assistant Offensive Line)
2017: Bryant (Offensive Line)
2010-16: Princeton (Assistant Head Coach/Offensive Line/Recruiting Coordinator)
2009: Fordham (Offensive Line/Tight Ends/Recruiting Coordinator)
2006-08: Oregon (Offensive Graduate Assistant)
2004-05: UMass (Running Backs/Recruiting Coordinator)
2000-03: Northeastern (Running Backs/Wide Receivers)
1997-99: Brown (Assistant Coach)

From Coach Hudspeth:

“I’m excited to get someone with the experience of Eddy Morrissey on staff. He has been at a lot of great programs and coached a lot of great players. I think he’s going to bring a lot of creative ideas to our system, considering he’s been in with some really good offensive coaches, including Joe Moorhead. I’m really excited about his leadership at that position.”