Coaching Staff

Building a culture where players hold each other accountable on every snap. Stacy's program emphasizes preparation, technique, and the kind of accountability that travels with players long after they hang up the cleats.

Develops the receiver corps from route discipline to the catch point. Michael focuses on the small things that turn an open receiver into a sure first down — alignment, releases, and finishing each rep through the whistle.

Designs the offensive game plan and runs the play install each week. Krishawn favors a balanced scheme that rewards execution over volume, building reads that grow with the players' confidence through the season.

Runs the defensive scheme and breaks down film for the unit. Chevy's defenses are known for fit discipline and turnovers in the second half — what he calls “closing-time defense.”

Works one-on-one with the quarterbacks on footwork, reads, and decision-making. Jay's room is small by design — every QB gets the reps and the feedback to carry the offense on Saturday.

Coaches the running backs on vision, pad level, and ball security. Clayton's group reps protections and pass-game routes alongside their ground work — RBs in this program are expected to be three-down players.

Coaches both the offensive and defensive lines — the toughest dual assignment on the staff. Liam preaches violence in the trenches paired with technique that protects long careers, building linemen who can play either side.