Carl Torbush hired as assistant head coach at Carson-Newman

Posted Jul 12, 2006

Former North Carolina coach Carl Torbush will be introduced Wednesday as assistant head coach and linebackers coach at Carson-Newman, his alma mater. Torbush, who was fired as defensive coordinator at Texas A&M last November, graduated from Carson-Newman in 1974 after being a NAIA All-American in both football and baseball. Carson-Newman now competes in NCAA Division II. (Charlotte Observer)

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