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Indiana football head coach Tom Allen relieved offensive line coach and run game coordinator Darren Hiller of his duties with the program, according to a press release Sunday.
“I want to thank Darren for his efforts and dedication to our football program,” Allen said. “He represented IU in a first-class manner, but I believe it is time for a new voice to lead the offensive line room.”
Hiller’s duties will be assumed by Rod Carey, a former Hoosier and former head coach at Northern Illinois and Temple.
“Rod is a tremendous football coach and leader of young men,” Allen said. “His record as a head coach and offensive line coach speaks for itself. Rod will make an immediate impact and integrate well with our offensive staff.”
Carey joined Indiana’s staff this past offseason as a quality control coach. He played for Indiana from 1990-93, a three-year starter at center and won Indiana’s Corby Davis Outstanding Offensive Player Award his senior year. He earned his bachelor’s degree from IU in 1994.
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