Head Football Coach
Ted Bahhur

Ted Bahhur is entering his fourth season as head coach of Clark Atlanta University. In his first three seasons, he has paced the Panthers to a 11-21 record while coaching 11 All-Conference players.

In an injury riddled 2007 season, CAU went 3-8 and finished 2-5 in the conference. In 2006, Bahhur led Clark Atlanta to a 5-5 overall record and 3-5 in the SIAC, while guiding his defense to the number one ranking in the nation. In 2005, his first season with the Panthers, Buhhur led his team to a 3-8 overall record and 3-6 in the conference.

Prior to his appointment as CAU head coach, Bahhur served as the offensive line coach and recruiting coordinator for Tuskegee University for two seasons. In 2002 he served as head coach for the newly formed football program at Georgia State University. In that capacity, he led his team to an impressive 5-2 inaugural season.

In the four years prior to the Georgia State assignment, Bahhur was in his first sting at CAU as the running backs coach. He came to CAU after one year of similar duty with Baker University in Baldwin, Kansas. Bahhur was introduced to the coaching profession when he served as a student assistant at Kent State University for six years.

Coach Bahhur is a member of the American Football Coaches Association and earned his bachelor's degree in criminal justice from Kent State in 1992.

He and his wife, Sandy, reside in Atlanta with their three children, Zayd, Tawfiq and Dean.