Northwest Notes: Dec. 15, 2022
Coeur d'Alene Press | UPDATED 3 years, 9 months AGO
Hamdan returning to BSU
as offensive coordinator
Former Boise State quarterback Bush Hamdan was named the Broncos’ offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach, coach Andy Avalos announced Wednesday.
Approval of a final contract is subject to the State Board of Education.
Hamdan, who played 2004-08 at Boise State, returns to the Treasure Valley with 14 years of coaching experience, including the last three at Missouri where he coached wide receivers (2020-21) and quarterbacks (2020-22).
The Tigers earned a bowl bid in each season Hamdan was on staff and Missouri ranked 32nd nationally in passing offense in 2020.
“We’re very excited to bring one of our brothers back to coach with our Boise State family,” Avalos said. “Bush is a proven coach at all levels of collegiate and professional football. We were very diligent in our process and there is no question he will be a huge part of the development of our program as we continue to grow forward.”
Hamdan began his coaching career as a student assistant with Colorado in 2009 and served as offensive intern with Maryland the following season. In 2011, he coached tight ends at Sacramento State on a staff that included Avalos as a graduate assistant.