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Ryan Groneman begins his first season as head strength coach after serving the past three season as assistant strength coach. He will also oversee the day-to-day operations of the new 6,000 square foot Robert and Carol Morris Sports Performance Center adjacent to UB Stadium. Ryan has done an excellent job working with our football program and knows our players and the plan we have in place for them very well, said Gill. He will do a great job in helping us develop our players. Ryan Groneman joined the Buffalo coaching staff in 2004 as assistant strength and conditioning coach. Groneman, who earned his bachelor’s degree in Social Science and Public Affairs from Boise State University in 2000, helps with all strength and conditioning efforts, including in-season and off-season workouts. A letterwinner at Boise State, Groneman brings his football-playing experience into the weight room. Groneman was a standout at Forest Grove HS in Oregon and went on to be a four-year starter at Boise State, where he also played with Pietri. An honorable mention all-conference selection after his sophomore and junior seasons, Groneman helped the Broncos to a Big West title in 1999 as well as winning the Humanatarian Bowl. He came to Buffalo after spending three seasons as the offensive line coach at his high school alma mater, Forest Grove (2001-03), where he helped his team to the state playoffs last season for the first time in 17 years. Outside of work, Groneman enjoys both hunting and fishing. He notes the statement that reflects his life is, “Hard work pays off.” |
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