Enos

[ ee-nuhs ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

Enos

/ ˈiːnɒs /

When Locksley was the offensive coordinator at Alabama in 2018, Enos was the quarterbacks coach.

With quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, the older brother of Taulia, Locksley and Enos helped the offense break school records.

Enos is already familiar with that system, and he’ll join an offensive staff that includes a few others who have followed Locksley to Maryland.

Locksley was the Crimson Tide’s offensive coordinator, and Enos coached the quarterbacks.

Enos fills the vacancy after Maryland parted ways with Scottie Montgomery, who led the Terrapins’ offense for two seasons.

Ditto the firing of political director Wes Enos—“Zero impact,” Nahigian insisted.

Following Kathy's death, Enos would continue to play Kathy's sullen twin, Jodean, in the fourth season of Big Love.

Time is an object, but if Greece came in, preferably via Enos, the problem would be simplified.

There is no protection there for the ships against submarines except Enos harbour and Enos is only one fathom deep.

There sits Enos, in the shelter of a leaning tree by the fire, with his head thrown back and a bottle poised at his mouth.

Enos, God rest his soul, has been gone these past three years.

Captain Enos was evidently not bound out on a fishing trip, for he was making his boat as tidy as possible.

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