New to the UIndy football staff this year is quarterbacks coach and passing game coordinator Michael Engle. Click/tap the link to hear his thoughts on the Greyhound quarterbacks as well how the offense is progressing halfway through fall camp.
 
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Engle spent the previous two seasons working with both the QBs and wide receivers at DePauw University, his alma mater. He helped guide Tigers to a 12-3 record in his time in Greencastle, including winning the program's first-ever North Coast Athletic Conference title and notching its first-ever NCAA DIII playoff win. Another highlight came on Senior Day when the Tigers racked up a school-record 502 passing yards in a rout of visiting Oberlin, securing the NCAC title outright and earning the league's automatic bid to the playoffs.
 
Engle has gained further experience at a number of schools, including Bryant (WR coach), West Virginia Wesleyan (Associate HC, OC, QB coach), and more-recently three seasons at Division II Florida Tech (Special Teams Coordinator, WR Coach).
 
As a student-athlete at DePauw, Engle was a team captain and all-conference quarterback, leading the Tigers to a conference championship and playoff appearance in 2011. He graduated with six school records and still holds single-season program marks for passing yards (3,180) and passing touchdowns (30).