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but does anyone find it curious that the article starts out "Former Texas assistant football coach Tim Brewster"
Not really. He's stating the relevance to his readership right from the get-go. This is standard procedure. For example, I remember when reading about Tom Brokaw in local newspapers growing up in SD, every article would start out with "SD native Tom Brokaw", not "NBC anchor Tom Brokaw", even though the latter is clearly more important and relevant to the broader world. Likewise, I remember reading an obituary of Norman Borlaug on the U's website, and it started out "U graduate Norman Borlaug", not "Nobel Prize winner Norman Borlaug" or "Congressional Gold Medal winner Norman Borlaug" or "Presidential Medal of Freedom winner Norman Borlaug".