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Illinois hires Joe Kim as skill development coordinator

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Illinois announced Monday that Joe Kim would join the football staff as the skill development coordinator. Having worked for 11 NFL franchises, Kim has a long history as a coach. Most recently, he was the director of skill development for the New England Patriots. As a black belt in taekwondo, Kim uses martial arts techniques and applies them to the game. His unique coaching style has earned him high praise from top coaches nationwide. Former Al…

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Illinois hires Joe Kim as skill development coordinator

Illinois announced Monday that Joe Kim would join the football staff as the skill development coordinator. Having worked for 11 NFL franchises, Kim has a long history as a coach. Most recently, he was the director of skill development for the New England Patriots. As a black belt in taekwondo, Kim uses martial arts techniques and applies them to the game. His unique coaching style has earned him high praise from top coaches nationwide. Former Al…

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