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Tony Kimbrough
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Position	Quarterback
Personal information
Born	(1964-01-20) January 20, 1964 (age 62) Detroit, Michigan, U.S.
Career information
College	Western Michigan
Career history
Playing
Ottawa Rough Riders (1989–1990) BC Lions (1991–1992) Charlotte Rage (1993–1994) San Jose SaberCats (1995–1996) Buffalo Destroyers (1999)
Coaching
Utah Blaze (2008) Offensive coordinator

Awards and highlights
MAC Most Valuable Player (1988) MAC Offensive Player of the Year (1988) First team All-MAC (1988)

Stats at ArenaFan.com

Anthony Kimbrough (born January 20, 1964) is an American former football player and coach. He played professionally as a quarterback in the Canadian Football League (CFL) and the Arena Football League (CFL). Kimbrough played college football at Grand Rapids Community College before transferring Western Michigan University, earning Mid-American Conference (MAC) player of the year honors in 1988.^[1]

In May 2014, Kimbrough was named the head football coach at East Kentwood High School in Kentwood, Michigan, where he had been an assistant coach for two years.^[2]

References

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^ "Western Michigan Will Play Fresno State in California Bowl". Los Angeles Times. Associated Press. December 10, 1988. Retrieved February 22, 2012.
^ "Former Western Michigan University standout to coach East Kentwood football team". May 14, 2014.

v t e Western Michigan Broncos starting quarterbacks
Ed Chlebek Norm Harris Pepper Powers Albert Little Tom George Steve Hoffman Chris Conklin Brad Tayles Jay McDonagh Tim Lester Jeff Welsh Chad Munson Jon Drach Ryan Cubit Tim Hiller Alex Carder Zach Terrell Jon Wassink Reece Goddard Kaleb Eleby Jack Salopek Mareyhon Hrabowski Treyson Bourguet Hayden Wolff Brady Jones Broc Lowry

v t e Ottawa Rough Riders starting quarterbacks
Gordon O'Malley Root Grambling Scarbath Bailey Ledyard Dimitroff Jackson Tripucka Parilli Lancaster Wood Cassata Keeling Clements Holloway J. Jones Case Weatherbie Watts Starkey Calcagni Isaac McJunkins Adams Marler Quarles Dillon Burgess Renfroe Paopao B. Taylor Wickersham Schlichter Dewalt Allen Hobart T. Jones Barrett Fleetwood Garza Macias Ware Moore Archer S. Taylor

Ottawa Rough Riders starting quarterbacks

v t e BC Lions starting quarterbacks
Mazur Tuttle Robillard Galiffa Clinkscale Teresa Gustafson Villanueva M. Duncan Vann Herring Dorow R. Duncan Walden Keeley Schloredt Kapp Faloney Schichtle Ohler Parker Brothers Moorhead Bunce Douglas Liske Guthrie Sciarra Cassata Tagge Keithley Paopao Dewalt Nott Cowan Vavra Dunigan Foggie Flutie Barrett Johnson Renfroe McManus Austin Caravatta Ware Allen Corbin Dickenson Wynn Printers Pierce Jackson Lulay Reilly DeMarco Glenn Beck Jennings O'Brien Rourke O'Connor Pipkin Adams Evans Dolegala Masoli

BC Lions starting quarterbacks

v t e Charlotte Rage starting quarterbacks
Scooter Molander (1992) (1993–1994) Andy Kelly (1993, 1995–1996) Michael Proctor (1994–1996) Tom Porras (1996)

v t e San Jose SaberCats starting quarterbacks
(1995–1996) Bobby Fresques (1996) Ben Bennett (1996) John Kaleo (1997) Scott Wood (1997, 1999) Jared Brown (1998) Ron Lopez (1998) Mark Grieb (1999–2012) John Dutton (2000–2001) Aaron Garcia (2013) Russ Michna (2013–2014) Mitch Mustain (2013) Nathan Stanley (2014–2015) Erik Meyer (2015)

v t e Buffalo / Columbus Destroyers starting quarterbacks
(1999) Kevin Mason (1999–2000) Browning Nagle (2000) Corey Pullig (2000) Jim Kubiak (2001) Fred McNair (2002) Jeff Loots (2002–2003) Tim Carey (2003) Chris Sanders (2003) Bob Bees (2003) Ryan Vena (2004–2005) John Rayborn (2004) Chad Salisbury (2005) Matt D'Orazio (2005) Scott McMullen (2005) John Kaleo (2006) Matt Nagy (2007–2008) Scott Dreisbach (2007) Danny Southwick (2019) Grant Russell (2019) Kyle Rowley (2019)

Buffalo / Columbus Destroyers starting quarterbacks

(1999)
Kevin Mason (1999–2000)
Browning Nagle (2000)
Corey Pullig (2000)
Jim Kubiak (2001)
Fred McNair (2002)
Jeff Loots (2002–2003)
Tim Carey (2003)
Chris Sanders (2003)
Bob Bees (2003)
Ryan Vena (2004–2005)
John Rayborn (2004)
Chad Salisbury (2005)
Matt D'Orazio (2005)
Scott McMullen (2005)
John Kaleo (2006)
Matt Nagy (2007–2008)
Scott Dreisbach (2007)
Danny Southwick (2019)
Grant Russell (2019)
Kyle Rowley (2019)

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