Dolphins Press Releases
The Miami Dolphins have added two college scouts. Ellis Rainsberger, who brings 12 years of experience as a scout in the NFL, including the last five (2000-04) with the Tennessee Titans, will scout the Midwest in the Dolphins’ system. Jack Glowik enters his first season in the NFL in 2005 after spending 25 years as an assistant in the collegiate ranks, including the last six at Northwestern, where he tutored both the defensive line (1999-2001) and tight ends/H-backs (2002-04). Glowik will cover the Mid-Central states in the Dolphins’ scouting system. In addition, the team announced that John Crea, a scout with the team for the past four years, will not be returning in 2005.
While with the Titans, Rainsberger scouted the Southeastern portion of the United States. Prior to joining Tennessee, he spent seven seasons with the Cleveland Browns/Baltimore Ravens organization (1992-98). During that time, he filled several roles, including college scout, pro personnel/advance scout and assistant defensive line coach.
Before embarking on his NFL career, Rainsberger was an assistant coach at Toledo from 1989-91, and in 1990 worked on a staff that was led by current Dolphins Head Coach Nick Saban. Prior to that, Rainsberger worked at the professional level in both the Canadian Football League and the United States Football League. He served as offensive coordinator for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers (1978-83) and Toronto Argonauts (1986-88) of the CFL, while holding a position on the staffs with the Denver Gold (1983) and Pittsburgh Maulers (1984) of the USFL, having served as the Maulers’ head coach for the second half of the 1984 season. He also was a member of the CFL scouting combine from 1985-86.
Rainsberger was a three-year letterman at Kansas State (1955-57), where he was an All-Big Eight selection twice (1956-57) and an Academic All-America choice once (1957). He also lettered twice in wrestling for the Wildcats, with one Missouri Valley Conference title to his credit. He went on to serve as an assistant coach at Drake from 1959-61, before being appointed head coach at Washburn, from 1962-64. He moved on to an assistant post at Kansas in 1965 before taking a one-year stint as head coach of Southern Illinois in 1966. Stops at Illinois (1967-72) and Wisconsin (1973-74) preceded his next head coaching position, at Kansas State from 1975-77.
Rainsberger and his wife, Shirley, have six grown children, Becky, Bud, Cathy, Sandy, Chris and Mike.
Glowik began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at his alma mater, Miami (Ohio), from 1978-79. He earned a full-time position at the school in 1980 and remained there for the next three years before moving on to North Carolina State, where he coached the defensive line for the Wolfpack from 1983-84. A year at Youngstown (1987) and two seasons at Ohio (1988-89) preceded a return to Miami (Ohio), where he was defensive line coach for the next nine years (1990-98) before joining the Northwestern staff.
Glowik was a four-year letterman as a defensive lineman at Miami (Ohio), from 1974-77, where he earned his bachelor’s degree in education in 1978. He also was part of three Mid-American Conference championship clubs, and in 1998 was inducted into the school’s Hall of Fame. Glowik and his wife, Beth, have two daughters, Kelsey and Haley.
カレッジスカウトが2人追加となりました。
プロスカウトのトムシニアは6月からコンサルタントに
なっている予定ですが、発表はまだありません。
