The UCF offensive line coach Shawn Clark hospitalized after an ambulance

UCF said that on Wednesday that the offensive coach Shawn Clark was hospitalized after experiencing medical help in the evening.

“(Clark) is currently in a stable state and receiving appropriate care,” the statement said. “Coach (Scott) Frost and our staff of football and administrations fully support the coach of Clark and his loved ones at the time and our thoughts and prayers are from Shawn and his family. The updates will be divided as needed.”

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Clark, 50, joined the UCF staff after Frost was engaged because of his second term with knights after leaving Gus Malzahn to the state of Florida.

Clark was the main coach of Appalachian’s situation for five seasons before arriving in UCF. Mountaineons were 40-24 in their time in Booney, but Clark was fired after 5-6, because the school said that the “expectation of state football was to monually competing for the playoff conference championship annually in the faculty”.

Mountaineons won at least nine games in three Clarks five seasons with a team and was 10-4 in 2021. years.

Before you succeed Missouri coach Eli Drinkvit on the country’s country, Clark was a team assistant master coach coach and offensive lines. Former offensive insulting line lining, Clark trained an offensive line for four seasons for hikers and was previously an assistant in Kent State and Purdue.