The Colorado School of Mines football program had hired two new assistant coaches and restructured titles for two others, as announced today by Head Coach Bob Stitt.

Bob Bodor and Adam Long will begin their first year at CSM in 2010.  Bodor will be the Special Teams Coordinator / Defensive Line Coach while Long will serve as the Strength & Conditioning Coordinator / Inside Linebackers Coach.

Bodor spent the 2009 season as an assistant coach at Kapa’a High School in Hawaii where he contributed to the school’s most successful season in 20 years.  From 2003-08, Bodor was the head coach at Colorado College (NCAA Division III).  Bodor, who also served as CC’s defensive coordinator and special teams coordinator, led the Tigers to their best season in 13 years in 2006.  Colorado College discontinued its football program after the 2008 campaign.  Bodor’s collegiate coaching resume also includes stints at Albion College (1998-02), Hartwick College (1995-97), the University of Pennsylvania (1994), Columbia University (1992-93) and Johns Hopkins University (1991).