Update on Kenechi Udeze
by Josh_D on Sep 22, 2009 7:06 PM CDT
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For anyone who was wondering what happened to Udeze after he retired before the beginning of the season, he is a new strength and conditioning coach for a different purple and gold: The University of Washington, my alma mater {cause everyone obviously wanted to know that's where I went to school ;)}. This info seemed lost in the shuffle of UW's upset over USC this weekend, which happens to be Udeze's alma mater.
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Good for him
Unfortunate circumstances for him as a player. Good he can still make a career in football somehow.
I miss that guy
He was always a favorite of mine. What he went through is not to be scoffed at; and I think Childress handled this one well, unlike, say, Marcus Robinson’s Christmas Eve, or the death of Troy Williamson’s grandmother.
by virginia viking on Sep 22, 2009 10:33 PM CDT reply actions
Great!
I also liked Udeze, and I still do.
I’m glad that he’s caught on at UW and is still able to continue his life with the sport he loves.
by Eric The Viking on Sep 22, 2009 10:59 PM CDT reply actions
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