Former Purdue assistant Karl Maslowski joining Louisville as special teams/OLB coach
Karl Maslowski came to Purdue from Louisville to coach special teams prior to the 2022 season. Now, he’s headed back to Derby City to fill the same job as well as coach outside linebackers, GoldandBlack.com has learned.
The move will reunite Maslowski with Jeff Brohm, who hired him at Purdue and then took the Louisville job after the 2022 season.
Maslowski will join former Purdue assistants Mark Hagen, Chris Barclay, Brian Brohm, Ryan Wallace, Ron English and Garrick McGee at Louisville.
Maslowski was a senior special teams quality control coach at Louisville from 2019-21 prior to coming to Purdue.
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Maslowski has 10 years of experience as a special teams coordinator. He came to Louisville in 2019 from Northern Michigan, where he spent six seasons (2013-18). He worked as the running backs and tight ends coach, while also directing the special teams units in 2017-18.
He started his career at NMU in 2013, coaching linebackers and special teams. Prior to his time at Northern Michigan, Maslowski worked three seasons at his alma mater Western Kentucky, coaching the linebackers in 2010-11 and coordinating special teams in 2012.
