Stephen Bryce to coach Regina Rams after winless season
Bryce played for Junior Rams in late '80s
The University of Regina Rams have a new head coach.
The team announced Monday that Stephen Bryce will take the helm as the third coach in the team's history.
Bryce was born in Regina and played for the Junior Rams in the late '80s. He went on to play at Jamestown College in the U.S. before moving into coaching in California.
Winning becomes a habit. Unfortunately, so does losing.- Stephen Bryce, Rams head coach
The Rams didn't win a single game last year, but Bryce said that can change.
"Winning becomes a habit. Unfortunately, so does losing. So we need to win the classroom, we need to win the weight room, then we need to win the practice field," he said.
"If we can instill the will to prepare for our football players, and that will become effective throughout their life, we won't have challenges when it comes to the Friday night, Saturday afternoon games because our players will be prepared."
Previous coach Mike Gibson has moved on to the Edmonton Eskimos after just one season with the Rams.
