Austin Holter returns in 2013 for his fourth season at Denison and has been promoted to Offensive Coordinator after spending his first three years as the Big Red's quarterback coach.

In 2012 the Denison passing game, led by senor quarterback and three-year starter, Max Paulus, threw for over 2,000 yards for the third straight season.  Paulus left Denison as the career leader in passing yards (6,545), touchdown passes (53), completions (587), attempts (983) and completion percentage (59.7).  He was named to the All-NCAC honorable mention in 2011 and 2012.

Those who have followed the NCAC should be familiar with Holter, most recently as a three-year starting quarterback for the College of Wooster. Prior to that, he was piling up yardage on the ground and through the air as the starting QB at nearby Johnstown-Monroe High School.

A 2010 Wooster graduate, Holter spent three seasons as the Fighting Scots’ starting signal caller. He was a two-time All-NCAC selection and in 2009, set a school-record with 2,873 yards of total offense. His 2,106 passing yards were also a school record.

On the recruting trail Holter will be responsible for 10 states including northwestern and central areas of Ohio.