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Former QB Lunney Jr. hired as Arkansas TE's coach

By: A.P.

     FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) _ Arkansas has announced the hiring of former
quarterback Barry Lunney Jr. as the school's tight ends coach.
     Lunney Jr. played for the Razorbacks from 1992-95, leading the school to the
Southeastern Conference championship game in 1995. He most recently served as
the Bentonville High School offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach
for the last eight years, winning a pair of state championships during that
time.
     Prior to his time as a high school assistant, during which he worked under his
father, Lunney Jr. had served as the co-offensive coordinator and quarterbacks
coach for two seasons at San Jose State. He also worked as the wide receivers
and quarterbacks coach at Tulsa and served as a graduate assistant at Arkansas.

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