Arizona coach Jedd Fisch has been busy filling up his coaching staff over the last several weeks. Now, he went fishing down south to hire Alabama native Tyler Owens as the Wildcats’ next strength and conditioning coach.
Not to outdo our @ArizonaFBall but I had to add something on this picture! #BearDown #ItsPersonal #BiggerStrongerFaster pic.twitter.com/3uCANxzPm3
— Jedd Fisch (@CoachJeddFisch) January 12, 2021
Owens, an alumnus of Alabama, has been the assistant strength and conditioning coach for the Crimson Tide since 2015, where he has won three national titles over the last five seasons.
While playing for Alabama as a walk-on from 2011-14, he earned himself a pair of national championships, giving him a total of five titles during his tenure with the Crimson Tide.
The Season was a challenge like we’ve never seen, but this staff just went to work. So proud of our players. To see what they pushed through was all the motivation we needed each day. Bringing back another championship to T-Town. #Bama pic.twitter.com/HCqeva71aI
— David Ballou (@UA_CoachBallou) January 12, 2021
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ALLSPORTSTUCSON.com writer Troy Hutchison hails from Tucson and is a lifelong Arizona Wildcats follower. He has been involved in sports journalism over the last two years while taking communications courses at Pima Community College.
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