Michael Neuberger
	Hometown: Pittsburgh, Pa. Position: Assistant Coach / Wide Receivers Experience: 1st Season

Michael Neuberger was named to the Georgetown football coaching staff in March 2012. His responsibilities will be coaching the Hoyas' wide receivers.

In 2011, Neuberger served as the tight ends coach at Columbia University, where he assisted in the offensive game plan development, while also serving as the scout team coordinator for defense and special teams. During his season at Columbia, Neuberger developed sophomore tight end Hamilton Garner into an All-Ivy League honorable mentions selection.

Prior to his season with the Lions, Neuberger spent two seasons as a graduate assistant coach at the University of Maryland. Neuberger worked with running backs in 2009 and with the offensive line in 2010, where he was an integral part of the second largest turnaround in the FBS, helping the Terrapins improve by seven wins from its previous season. Neuberger worked with the 2010 Maryland offensive line that helped produce 32.23 points per game, the 30th best mark in the nation. He also worked with the fourth best punt return unit in the nation that averaged 16.94 yards per return, featuring First Team All-ACC selection Tony Logan.

Neuberger spent two seasons, from 2007-2009 as an assistant football coach at University of Dayton, where he worked with tight ends, slot receivers and offensive lineman. At Dayton, Neuberger helped in the team's development and implementation of the spread offense, while coaching AP Second Team All-American tight end Matt Champa. His work helped the Flyers rank fifth in the nation in passing (299.50 yard per game) and sixth in the nation in scoring (38.83 points per game).

He earned his start in coaching at Dayton where he started as a student assistant coach and strength and conditioning assistant directly following his playing days in June 2004. In his first season he worked primarily with defensive backs, before shifting his focus to tight ends and offensive lineman as a football graduate assistant from 2005-2007.

Neuberger, a Pittsburgh, Pa. native, played four seasons from 2001-2004 in the secondary and on special teams at Dayton. He was a member of two Pioneer Football League championship teams, while helping the Flyers win its first I-AA Mid-Major national championship in 2002. He was a two-time member of the PFL Academic Honor Roll.

He graduated from Dayton with a Bachelors of Science in Education and Allied Professions in 2005.