PAST ATHLETIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS/CHAMPIONSHIP/AWARDS The Iowa Barnstormers 2018 season * First Championship in the organizations 24-year history in 2018 * Finished the 2018 season 13-3/Division Conference Champions * A new Linebacker and Defensive Lineman in 2018 were voted all IFL Conference in 2018 * Our starting Defensive Back was named IFL Defensive Player of the year *Our starting Quarterback was named IFL Offensive Player of the year The Iowa Barnstormers 2018 season * The Linebacker led the league in tackles with 153 and was voted IFL Defensive Player of the Year during the 2017 season. * The Defensive Lineman increased his sacks from 2 in 2016 to sacks 11 in 2017 and was voted All IFL conference in 2017 * The 2017 team had one of the highest win/loss turnarounds from 4-12 in 2016 before we arrived to 13-4 in 2017, with an 11 game winning streak during the season and making an appearance in the Playoffs for the first time since the 2009 season. Livingstone Colleges previous seasons as an Assistant Coach * 2012 Quarterback named CIAA Conference Rookie of the Week 4 different weeks * 2012 Quarterback named the CIAA Conference Rookie of the Year * 2012 Quarterback broke 5 school records from 20 - 46 years old * 2012 Offense went from Division II Nationally ranked 158th – 88th * 2012 Offense went from CIAA ranked 12th - 5th * 2012 Running Back played in the Monterrey All American Bowl in Mexico (2 TD’s) * 2012-2013 Produced 2 Capital One academic all Americans. * 2011 Offense went from Division II Conference from last – 2 nd * 2012 Running Back accumulated over 1100 all-purpose yards for the season. * 2012 Punter ranked #2 in the conference * 2011 Team broke a 7- year home losing streak * 2014-2015 Had 5 players voted to the CIAA All Conference team * 2014-2015 Had a Wide Receiver voted the CIAA player of the year for offense * 2014-2015 Finished the season 5-5 for the first .500 season in 16 years * 2014-2015 Kicker/punter I recruited, voted to CIAA All Conference team * 2014-2015 Offense ranked number 2 in the conference 4 AS THE ASSOCIATE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR AT LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE THE 2014-2015 SEASON *THE GOLF TEAM WON THE CIAA CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP AND BECAME THE FIRST TEAM IN LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE HISTORY TO PARTICIPATE IN THE NCAA D2 CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT. *QUANERA HAYES WON THE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP IN DIVISION 2 IN THE 400M AND 200M BECOMING THE FIRST FEMALE ATHLETE TO WIN THOSE CHAMPIONSHIPS BACK TO BACK. SHE WAS ALSO THE THREE TIME DIVISION 2 NATIONAL CHAMPION IN THE 400M AND A 12 TIME ALL AMERICAN AND IS CURRENTLY A PROFESSIONAL TRACK AND FIELD ATHLETE FOR THE U.S. TEAMS *THE MEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM REPEATED AS BACK TO BACK CIAA CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS AND QUALIFIED FOR THE THIRD YEAR IN A ROW TO THE NCAA DIVISION 2 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT. *MARK THOMAS AN ALL-AMERICAN GUARD ON THE MEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM AND 2014 GRADUATE WAS ONE OF THE RECIPIENTS OF THE NCAA 2015 TOP 10 AWARD. (FIRST TIME IN COLLEGE, CONFERENCE, AND H.B.C.U. HISTORY). *FOR THE 2014-2015 SEASON, THE FOOTBALL TEAM HAD 4 PLAYERS VOTED ALL CONFERENCE AND 1 PLAYER WAS VOTED THE CONFERENCE OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR. *THE VOLLEYBALL TEAM HAD 2 PLAYERS VOTED ALL CONFERENCE. *THE MEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM WON THEIR SOUTHERN DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP FOR THE THIRD YEAR IN A ROW. (THE FIRST TIME IN SCHOOL HISTORY), 3 PLAYERS WERE NAMED TO THE CIAA CONFERENCE TEAM, ONE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL PLAYER WAS NAMED TO THE CIAA CONFERENCE TEAM. *THREE MEN’S BASKETBALL PLAYERS WERE VOTED TO THE BOTOROW DIVISION 2 ALL AMERICAN TEAM. 1 PLAYER MADE FIRST TEAM ALL AMERICAN AND 2 PLAYERS MADE SECOND TEAM ALL AMERICAN. *THE WOMEN’S OUTDOOR TRACK AND FIELD HAD A CIAA CONFERENCE CHAMPION AS A SHOT PUTTER. *3 STUDENT- ATHLETES MADE THE CIAA CONFERENCE COMMISSIONERS ACADEMIC AND ATHLETIC TEAM. *A GRADUATED FOOTBALL PLAYER WAS A RECIPIENT OF THE ARTHUR ASHE SCHOLAR ATHLETE AWARD. *A WOMEN’S TENNIS PLAYER MADE THE CIAA CONFERENCE TEAM FOR THE SECOND YEAR IN A ROW. *THE WOMEN’S INDOOR TRACK AND FIELD HAD A CIAA CONFERENCE CHAMPION AS A SHOT PUTTER. 5 AS THE ASSOCIATE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR AT LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE THE 2012-2013 AND 2013-2014 SEASONS *FOR THE 2012-2013 AND 2013-2014 ATHLETIC SEASON, THE MEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM WON OVER 20 GAMES EACH SEASON, WON THE CIAA SOUTHERN DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BOTH SEASONS, A CIAA CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP (2013-2014 SEASON) AND ALSO PARTICIPATED IN THE DIVISION 2 MEN’S BASKETBALL NCAA TOURNAMENT BOTH SEASONS. (THE FIRST TIME IN COLLEGE HISTORY 134 YEARS) * THE MEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM WON THE CIAA CONFERENCE TEAM HIGHEST GPA DURING THE 2013-2014 SEASON. THE MEN’S BASKETBALL COACH JAMES STINSON WAS NAMED THE CLARENCE BIGHOUSE GAINES DIVISION MINORITY NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR AS WELL AS THE CIAA CONFERENCE COACH OF THE YEAR FOR THE 2012-2013 SEASON. *THE WOMEN’S OUTDOOR TRACK RUNNER IN THE 400M HAS WON THE NCAA DIVISION 2 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP AND CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP FOR THE 2013 AND 2014 SEASONS FOR THE SECOND YEAR IN A ROW. *THE GOLF TEAM HAD THE HIGHEST GRADE POINT AVERAGE OF THE CIAA AND LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE ATHLETIC TEAMS FOR THE 2013 AND 2014 SEASONS. *THE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM HAD THE HIGHEST GPA OF THE CIAA FOR THE 2014 SEASON (FIRST TIME IN SCHOOL HISTORY) *THE TEAM SPORTS IN FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL (MEN/WOMEN), SOFTBALL, TENNIS, AND VOLLEYBALL INCREASED TO 75 TOTAL WINS FOR THE 2012-2013 SEASON COMPARED TO 52 WINS DURING THE 2011/2012 SEASONS. AFFILIATIONS AND ORGANIZATION ● College Football Player for Clemson University 1989 and 1990 seasons ● Member of the NFL Alumni Association ● Member of the 1989 Gator Bowl and 1990 Hall of Fame Bowl winning teams ● College Football player for Kent State University 1991 season

The best coach I ever had was Danny Ford former head coach at Clemson University, he gave me an opportunity to be a football player and better man in the process. As a young coach coming up in the game each coach I coached under gave me a different insight into the structure and organization in High School it was Barry Shuford and Greg Taylor out of North and South Carolina, College it was Elvin James, and the Pros it was Mike Tomlin.

I have been where your child is at in their development they want to be better and with todays technology they have resources we did not have as athletes with the information and experience I have I cannot promise your child a starting position but he/she will be better trained in the fundamentals and techniques of that position to compete for one if they put the time and work in everyday.

03/2023 - 07/2023 The Tucson Sugar Skulls - IFL Tucson, AZ Offensive Line Coach/ Run Game Coordinator I created and taught running plays that we would be using for the season and adjusted during the games through film and walk throughs. I taught the constant need for improvement win or loss the fundamentals and techniques for the Offensive Line position including Shotgun snapping efficiently. One Player was signed by an XFL Professional Football Team during the season. We ended the season ranked number 2 in the IFL in rushing with 1587 Yards and 58 Touchdowns. Lost in the first round of the Playoffs to the eventual IFL Champion Bay Area Panthers. 08/2022 - 12/2022 Tucson High Magnet School Tucson, AZ Interim Head Football Coach I was named interim Head Football Coach with 2 weeks before the season opener literally off the street, I was not associated with the coaching staff prior to being hired. Accountable for coaching, delegating & managing coaching staff, support staff and students: Freshman/JV/Varsity teams. Responsible for making sure our home games were recorded. I broke down weekly game film on opposing teams. The teams Win/Loss record in that short time from 1-9 in 2021 to 3-8 in 2022 during my interim coaching period and also improved rankings in the Tucson area from 25th – 18th. State Rankings improved to 138th from 166th place in 2021. Under my tutelage, we developed a #1 conference ranked linebacker for Total Tackles & he rank #6 in the state. Under my guidance we matured a starting Running Back who accumulated over 1000 all-purpose yards. We had 3 players voted to the All-Conference team, and 9 players voted honorable mention All-Conference for the 2022 season. 01/2019 - 07/2019 The Tucson Sugarskulls- IFL Des Moines, IA Defensive Coordinator/Special Teams Coordinator/ Def Line and Linebackers Coach First Year Expansion team in the IFL I cultivated game plans, scouted, and fostered the fundamentals & techniques with special teams, defensive line, and linebackers. I scouted/signed players throughout the season to improve the Defense My Linebacker was voted for the second year in a row All IFL and my kicker was called up by the New England Patriots. First Expansion Team in IFL history to make the Playoffs during the first season. 09/2016 - 07/2018 The Iowa Barnstormers Des Moines, IA Defensive Line & Linebacker Coach/ Special Teams Coordinator 2018 United Bowl Champions I cultivated game plans, scouted, and fostered the fundamentals & techniques with special teams, the defensive line, and our linebackers. I scouted/signed players during the season and off-season First team ever to win the Championship/ My Defensive Lineman and Linebacker were voted all IFL Defense was ranked number one in the IFL 09/2015 - 01/01/2024 Coachup, Inc Boston, MA Private Football Position Trainer I am a certified trainer specializing in training football player from the Professional to the pop warner level year round in different states 6/01/2015 - 08/2015 Offense-Defense Football Myrtle Beach, SC Summer Assistant Football Camp Coach Coached innumerable positions to athletes ranging from 7 - 16 years old at various football camps in different states. 07/2010 - 02/2015 Livingstone College Department of Athletics Salisbury, NC Special Teams Coordinator/Running Back Coach/ Defensive Line Coach/Director of OPS/Video Coordinator/Associate Athletic Director/ NCAA Compliance Director/Director of Gameday OPS/Title 9 Deputy Director for Athletics /Interim Sports Information Director As an assistant Football coach, I organized the personnel for various Special Teams units *Educated the players on the Fundamentals Running Back and Defensive Line play and I was accountable for overseeing the day-to-day operations, as well as the team’s budget. *Tasked with editing and the breakdown of the game and practice films. As an Associate Athletic Director a liaison to the NCAA/ CIAA concerning compliance, tournaments and all other tasks and other athletic teams/departments at Livingstone College. I was in command of ensuring that all rules & regulations set forth by the college, conference, and NCAA were followed by the staff, student-athletes, and boosters. 7/2011 to 8/2011 Bill Walsh Minority Coaching Fellowship The Pittsburgh Steelers Pittsburgh, PA Chosen to Participate in their 2011 Summer/Preseason Training Camp *Assisted the Special Teams Coordinator and Assistant Special Teams Coach *Helped the players to improve in their Techniques and Assignments *Assisted in coaching 2 Preseason Games during the 2011 Season. 2 01/2009 - 11/2009 North Gaston High School Dallas, NC Offensive Coordinator/ Quarterback and Wide Receivers Coach I cultivated game plans, scouted, and fostered the fundamentals & techniques with Quarterbacks and Wide Receivers. Increased the Passing game from 660 yards and 3 touchdowns in 2008 to over 1300 passing yards and 10 touchdowns for the 2009 season. Broke a 12 game losing streak dating back from the previous season 03/2008 – 07/2008 The Carolina Speed Professional Arena Football Team Concord, North Carolina Passing Game Coordinator/ Special Teams Coordinator/Wide Receivers Coach I cultivated game plans, scouted, and fostered the fundamentals & techniques with special teams and the Wide Receivers Wide Receivers had over 98 touchdowns for the 2008 season 01/2007 - 11/2008 Charlotte Olympic High School Charlotte, NC Wide Receivers Coach/ Special Teams Coordinator I cultivated game plans, scouted, and fostered the fundamentals & techniques with special teams and the Wide Receivers Wide Receiver accounted for over 1100 receiver yards and 12 touchdowns in 2008. 2 out of the 4 wide receivers received college scholarships. 2008 team advanced to the second round of the state playoffs.

showing them what is required of the position and the techniques needed to be successful at that position

I believe and through my experience coaching that the average attention span is around 45 minutes within that time you can get a lot of effort and attention from an athlete. so there will be a 5 minute warmup and explanation while warming up what we will be focusing on that day and the next 40 minutes will be scripted with technique fundamentals, drills, and situational drills to utilize only using those movements . After the 45 minutes I plan the next session 15 minutes after the end of the 45 minute session so there is time to answer any questions and I am not rushing anyone out. This will be tailored like a football practice with the focus on individuals and not the team concept.