Coaching Career
Frazier served as an assistant football coach at Baylor University, and as an assistant director of athletic development at Nebraska. At Baylor, Frazier joined head coach Kevin Steele's coaching staff as a graduate assistant, and worked with the quarterbacks in 1999. He was promoted to a full-time position, and coached Baylor's running backs from 2000 to 2002. Steele failed to improve on Baylor's losing record, and the coaching staff was let go after going 3-9 in 2002. Baylor went 9-36-0 while Frazier was as an assistant coach for the Bears.
In 2005, Frazier became the 32nd head football coach of the Doane College Tigers, in Crete, Nebraska, and held that position for two seasons. As of 2007, his 3-17-0 record ranks 22nd at Doane in total wins, and 33rd in winning percentage.
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