Andy Marino was named the offensive line coach for Harvard football in January 2018.
Harvard capped the 2018 campaign by defeating Yale, 45-27, in the highest scoring episode of The Game. The Crimson earned 13 All-Ivy selections, including five on the first team, and finished 6-4 overall and 4-3 in the Ivy League. Larry Allen Jr., Tim O'Brien and Liam Shanahan each earned All-Ivy League accolades, including a first-team nod for Allen.
Marino joins the Crimson after a four-year stint at Lehigh where he coached the offensive line and the tight ends. Marino's unit with the Mountain Hawks' was among the most successful on the team. In his last two seasons at Lehigh, three offensive linemen garnered All-Patriot League honors, helping pave the way for back-to-back 1,000 yard rushing seasons from running back Dominick Bragalone. Last season, Lehigh also rated as the top passing offense in the Patriot League.
Prior to his time at Lehigh, Marino coached at Widener in 2013 where he coached the offensive line and held the titles of assistant head coach, recruiting coordinator and run game coordinator. Marino arrived at Widener after three years at Delaware. He began his time as an offensive graduate assistant and then coached the tight ends and tackles in 2012.
A 2009 graduate of Lycoming College with a degree in History, Marino was a three-year starter and a two-year team captain on the offensive line. In 2008 he was a MAC Champion in the NCAA Division III National Playoff Qualifier. He added a Master's in Higher Education Administration from Delaware in 2012.
Marino will be responsible for Maryland, Virginia, Delaware, Washington, D.C., Kentucky and western Pennsylvania in recruiting.
