The Indianapolis Colts have added another former college head coach to their staff, as former Kansas State coach Ron Prince is the latest assistant brought on board.
Tom Dienhart of Rivals reports that Prince will serve as assistant offensive line coach. Pete Metzelaars had been the Colts’ assistant offensive line coach, and he’ll take on the role of offensive line coach with the retirement of Howard Mudd.
Prince was the head coach at Kansas State from 2006 to 2008. In 2009 he was the special teams coach at Virginia. He was an offensive line coach at four different schools in the 1990s.
Prince is the second former college head coach the Colts have hired as a position coach. Last week the Colts hired former Illinois head coach (and Bears offensive coordinator) Ron Turner as receivers coach.