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American football player and coach
This article is about the American football coach. For the Australian musician, see Wil Wagner. For the baseball player, see Will Wagner (baseball).
After graduating with a degree in exercise science in 1996, Wagner stayed at Hardin–Simmons University and served as a graduate assistant for the 1997 season. Wagner then transferred to Northwest Missouri State to serve as a graduate assistant for Mel Tjeerdsma. He served as a graduate assistant for two years before being hired on as a defensive back coach in 2000. He was promoted to assistant head coach in 2006. While at Northwest Missouri coach Wagner helped oversee an incredibly successful team that had 15 consecutive winning seasons, 11 NCAA DII playoff appearances, 7 NCAA Division II National Championship Game appearances and 3 NCAA Division II National Championships during his tenure.
After the fall 2010 football season, Angelo State University fired previous head coach Dale Carr. After a national search, Wagner was named one of four finalists for the head coach position. On December 23, 2010, ASU athletic director Kathleen Brasfield announced the hiring of Wagner as the 6th head coach of the ASU Rams.
Family
Wagner is married to Andrea Wagner. They have two sons and a daughter.
Wagner at a press conference