Badovinac played high school football at Loyola Academy where he was coached by former NFL linebacker, John Holecek. In 2007 he was selected Chicago Catholic League Offensive Player of the Year.[2] He started his collegiate career in 2008 at Drake, where he redshirted and then played one season prior to transferring to Michigan State. He then played for the Spartans from 2010 to 2012. During his time at MSU, the Spartans won the 2010 Big Ten Championship, played in the inaugural Big Ten Championship Game in 2011, and won two bowl games.[3]
Coaching career
Missouri
Following his playing career, Badovinac worked for two years at Missouri, where he helped the Tigers to a 22-5 record and back-to-back SEC East titles. Badovinac began his career in coaching as a recruiting graduate assistant at Missouri prior to serving as a defensive graduate assistant for the 2013 and 2014 seasons.[4]
Missouri State
Badovinac worked for three years (2015–17) as the linebackers coach and recruiting coordinator at Missouri State. During his time with the Bears, Badovinac mentored 2016 consensus All-American and current Houston Texans Dylan Cole, who was a finalist for the Buck Buchanan Award after leading the nation in tackles per game.[5][6]
Ohio State
On March 9, 2018, Badovinac was hired as a defensive graduate assistant at Ohio State. The Buckeyes won the Big Ten Conference and the Rose Bowl.[7]
Oklahoma
In January 2019, Badovinac was hired as a defensive graduate assistant at Oklahoma, a position he held briefly before leaving to join the Arizona Cardinals.[8]
Arizona Cardinals
On February 6, 2019, Badovinac was hired by the Arizona Cardinals to be their assistant wide receivers coach.[9]
Baylor University
Badovinac is currently an offensive assistant at Baylor University.
References
^"Peter Badovinac - Quality Control Coach - Staff Directory".
^"Who's on Kliff Kingsbury's Arizona Cardinals coaching staff?". February 6, 2019.
^"Cardinals Officially Announce More Coaching Staff".
External links
Arizona Cardinals bio
December 27, 2022
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