Craig Harmon

Biography

Craig Harmon was named offensive pass game coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Ball State in December 2024. He joins the Cardinals staff where he is re-united with Mike Uremovich after stints together at Northern Illinois, Temple and St. Francis. Harmon spent the past four years at Chicago-area high schools, where he helped Batavia High School and Benet Academy to playoff appearances in three of those four seasons. As an admissions counselor and offensive coordinator at Benet, Harmon led the Redwings to numerous offensive records over two seasons and reached the IHSA 5A state playoffs in 2024 for the first time since 2019. Following his time at Temple, he assisted West Chicago powerhouse Batavia to a No. 1 seed in the playoffs in 2021. A year later the Bulldogs reached the IHSA state final. Harmon was quarterbacks coach for two years at Temple, arriving with Uremovich in 2019 following their time together under coach Rod Carey at Northern Illinois, too. He had a variety of positions on Carey’s staff at NIU, but was the quarterbacks coach from 2016-18. Under Uremovich as offensive coordinator, the 2018 Huskies amassed 2,175 passing yards and 15 touchdowns with six different receivers catching TDs. The 2016 Huskies employed four different QB starters, yet embraced the “next man up” philosophy while combining to complete 58 percent of their passes for 2,688 yards and 20 touchdowns. Harmon was the tight ends/fullbacks/special teams coordinator in 2015 and was the tight ends and

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