Akron Fan Wins 'OC For A Day' Contest, First Drive Ends in Fumble
Season ticket holder Marty Whims called plays for the Akron football team as part of a promotional contest, but his debut drive ended when a receiver fumbled, according to ESPN.

Akron season ticket holder Marty Whims won the university's "Offensive Coordinator For A Day" contest, according to a report from ESPN.
As part of the prize, Whims was given the opportunity to call plays for the Akron football team's offense during a game.
ESPN reported that Whims' first drive as a coach ended when a receiver fumbled the ball.
Further details about the contest, the game in which it took place, or Akron's subsequent offensive possessions were not included in the ESPN report.
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