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Clark Atlanta does not retain Ramsey as football coach

Clark Atlanta head coach Kevin Ramsey during a college football game on Saturday, Nov. 4, 2017, in Atlanta. (John Amis)

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Clark Atlanta head coach Kevin Ramsey during a college football game on Saturday, Nov. 4, 2017, in Atlanta. (John Amis)
By Staff reports
Jan 4, 2019

Clark Atlanta University has begun a search for a new head football coach after the school announced it did not retain Kevin Ramsey.

The Panthers went 3-7 last season and were 13-26 under Ramsey after he took over the program in 2015.

“I’d like to thank Coach Ramsey for his service to Clark Atlanta University Athletics and the CAU Football Program,” Athletics Director Lin Dawson said in a statement released by the school Friday. “We appreciate his work to develop student athletes during his time here and wish him well in his future endeavors.”

Assistant coaches will remain during the transition. According to Dawson, each will have an opportunity to interview with the next leader head coach.

Ramsey attended Indiana State University where he played defensive back from 1980-83. He had assistant coaching stops at Kansas State, Arizona State, Michigan, Georgia and Tennessee. He was also an assistant with the NFL’s Cardinals from 2000-02.

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