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Chris Redman Louisville: Chris Redman has been selected as the new head coach of the Louisville Kings, according to an official announcement from the United Football League.
The hiring continues a leaguewide trend of placing former players in top coaching positions.
UFL officials confirmed the decision on Tuesday as the league prepares for the upcoming season.
Redman now takes charge of the Kings as the franchise looks to establish its identity under new leadership.
Chris Redman holds a lasting place in Louisville football history.
A Louisville native, Redman grew up in the city and emerged as a standout player at Louisville Male High School.
He led the team to a Kentucky state championship in 1993.
His father, Bob Redman, was the head coach during that title run. Redman later continued his football career at the University of Louisville.
His college performance earned him national attention. The Baltimore Ravens selected Redman in the third round of the 2000 NFL Draft.
Chris Redman said he is honored to take on the role of head coach for the Louisville Kings.
He called the opportunity deeply personal, citing Louisville as the place that shaped his life and football career.
Redman said the support he has received over the years has been overwhelming.
He added that he expects the community to stand behind the Kings as the team works toward bringing a title to the city.
Redman said his priority is building a roster and coaching staff with a winning background.
He emphasized his commitment to creating a program that will make Louisville proud.
The United Football League emerged from the consolidation of the XFL and the USFL. The league is scheduled to launch its third season in March.
The Louisville Kings will make their debut this year. The franchise joins an eight-team UFL lineup for the upcoming season.
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