Jeff Chillot is in his second season with the Kutztown University football coaching staff. Chillot is the offensive coordinator and is responsible for the quarterbacks. Last year, Chillot’s offense ranked in the top 40 in Division II in total yards, passing yards and scoring. His offense marked a better than 100-yard-per game improvement from the year before, and sustained 40 drives of 50 yards or more. This year, Chillot is a full-time member of the coaching staff, after stepping down from his role as a teacher in the Schuylkill Valley School district.

Chillot came to KU from Albright College, where he coached for 13 seasons. He was the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach from 1999-2005, during which time his offenses led the conference and ranked nationally in several statistical categories. From 1996-98 he coached wide receivers, and he was the defensive line coach from 1993-95. He assisted with special teams during the bulk of his tenure with the Lions. Prior to Albright, Chillot spent the 1991-92 seasons coaching at Pottstown High School. He is a 1988 graduate of Shippensburg University, where he played defensive back for two seasons. He was an all-league defensive back at Pottstown St. Pius X High School from 1981-83.

Fred Endy is in his third season with the Kutztown University Football program. Endy, who coaches the running backs, came to Kutztown from Boyertown High School, where he served as the director of athletics for 19 years. He also spent four years as the school’s head football coach (1998-2001), compiling a 23-25 record. Prior to Boyertown, Endy was head coach at Kutztown High School (1974-81) and coached offensive backs at KU in 1982. He also had assistant coaching stints at Daniel Boone, Schuylkill Valley and Boyertown high schools. Endy served as a social studies teacher at Daniel Boone, Kutztown and Boyertown high schools. A 1971 Kutztown State College graduate, Endy was a kicker on the Golden Bear football team. He also earned his master’s degree from KU.

Dennis Iezzi enters his first full year with the Golden Bear program. Iezzi, who coaches the defensive backs, joined the staff last spring. Iezzi brings 29 years of coaching experience to KU. In 21 seasons as a head coach, he tallied a record of 150-83-3. He spent the last five years as head coach at Exeter High School, while also serving as head coach at Middletown for 14 seasons and Bermudian Springs for two years. Prior to becoming a head coach, he was an assistant coach at Donegal High School for eight seasons. While at Middletown, Iezzi led his team to a pair of District III-AAA titles and a PIAA playoff appearance in 1988. He was named coach of the year five times and served on Pennsylvania’s coaching staff of the 1989 Big 33 game. Iezzi has been inducted into the Daniel Boone High School Wall of Fame (1987), the Capital Area Sports Hall of Fame (1989) and the Berks County Football Coaches Hall of Fame (2007). Iezzi was a three-sport standout at Daniel Boone and went on to be a four-year letterwinner at Albright College. He holds a bachelor’s degree from Albright, a master’s from Millersville University, and a principal certification from Temple University.

Greg Kosciolek (pronounced kuh-shoo-lik) is in his fourth season on the Kutztown football coaching staff. He is responsible for the offensive line. Kosciolek came to the Golden Bears via Shippensburg University, where he spent two seasons as a graduate assistant, coaching tight ends. In addition to those responsibilities, he also coached the offensive line and long snappers and was responsible for the defensive scout team and video editing. Kosciolek played collegiately at New Haven University, where he was a three-year starter at tight end. The Summit Hill, Pa., native spent 2001 working as a child care counselor for Kids Peace, a center for troubled teens located in Schnecksville, Pa.

Tim Tobin is in his second year with the Golden Bear staff. He is in charge of defensive tackles and kickers, while assisting with strength and conditioning. He came to Kutztown from South Florida Home Schooling Athletics, which he co-founded and served as athletics director. He began his coaching career as a student assistant at Arizona State University, where he was the linebackers and kickers coach in 1987. He coached defensive backs and special teams at the University of California-Santa Barbara in 1988. He then was defensive line coach at Shippensburg University in 1990. Tobin also coached at McGill-Toolen Catholic High School in Mobile, Ala., where he was the defensive line and special teams coordinator; and Westminster Christian School in Miami, Fla., where he was assistant coach and offensive coordinator. He is a 1988 graduate of Arizona State University with a degree in physical education.

Raymond Yannuzzi is in his first year on the KU football coaching staff. He coaches tight ends, while also serving as the program’s strength and conditioning coach. Yannuzzi was a three-year starter and four-year letterwinner for the Golden Bears from 2003-06. He started the final 30 games of his career, including the last two seasons at center. The Wallingford native served as a team captain as a senior in 2006. Yannuzzi is a December 2006 graduate of Kutztown with a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice. He is currently pursuing a master’s degree in education.