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Robert Harris

Robert Harris
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Robert Harris is currently a strength and conditioning assistant with the Cincinnati Bengals. He got his start in strength and conditioning as a volunteer assistant with the University of Kentucky football program, and he later worked as an intern strength coach with the Ohio State Buckeyes. Harris received his bachelor of arts degree in Physical Education from Kentucky State University and his master's degree in Sports Administration from Eastern Kentucky University.
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