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Glen West
Assistant Executive Director, Texas High School Coaches Association
West played football at Angelo State University in the early 1980s, where he learned the leadership and discipline that defined his long coaching career. After decades guiding Texas programs, he moved into statewide leadership, continuing to advocate for coaches and players.
Craig Bohl
Executive Director, American Football Coaches Association
Bohl played defensive back at the University of Nebraska from 1977 to 1979, building the foundation for a lifelong career in football. He later won three FCS national titles at North Dakota State and led Wyoming to multiple bowl appearances
Paul Johnson
NFF College Football Hall of Fame Coach
Johnson played football at Western Carolina before beginning a decorated coaching career. He went on to lead Georgia Southern, Navy, and Georgia Tech, earning more than 180 victories and recognition as one of the game’s most respected strategists and mentors.
Terance Mathis
NFF College Football Hall of Famer
Mathis was an All-American wide receiver at the University of New Mexico, setting multiple NCAA records before entering the NFL. Following a 13-year career with the Jets, Falcons, and Steelers, he continues to impact the game through coaching and mentorship.
Mark Richt
NFF College Football Hall of Fame Coach
Richt played quarterback at the University of Miami before beginning a celebrated coaching career. He led Georgia and Miami to conference titles and national prominence, earning recognition for his leadership, faith, and impact on generations of players on and off the field.
Monte Cater
NFF College Football Hall of Fame Coach
Cater built a legendary coaching career at Shepherd University from 1987 to 2017, becoming one of the winningest coaches in Division II history. Known for his consistency and player development, he guided Shepherd to numerous conference titles and postseason appearances.
Kevin Feeney
Former North Dakota State Quarterback
Kevin Feeney was a four-year starting quarterback at North Dakota State in the mid-1990s, where he remains among the program’s all-time leaders in total offense. After his playing career, Feeney built a successful coaching career in Minnesota high school football, including head coaching roles at Fargo Shanley, Fargo South and Moorhead High School, where he has led the Spuds program and coached multiple players who went on to play collegiately
Gary Patterson
NFF College Football Hall of Fame Coach
Gary Patterson built TCU into a national power during his 21 seasons as head coach, leading the Horned Frogs to six conference championships and a Rose Bowl victory. Known for his defensive innovation and player development, Patterson finished his career with 181 wins, the most in program history. He is a member of the 2026 NFF College Football Hall of Fame Class.
Urban Meyer
NFF College Football Hall of Fame Coach; TV Analyst
Urban Meyer won three national championship (two at Florida and one at Ohio State) and finished his collegiate coaching career with one of the highest winning percentages in the sport’s history. Meyer currently works as a college football analyst for FOX Sports.
Michael Huff
NFF College Football Hall of Famer
Michael Huff won the 2005 Thorpe Award and helped lead Texas to a national championship before being selected seventh overall in the NFL Draft. He was inducted into the NFF College Football Hall of Fame for his collegiate achievements. After his NFL career, Huff returned to Texas and currently serves on the Longhorns’ defensive staff.
Michael Vick
NFF College Football Hall of Famer
Michael Vick transformed the quarterback position at Virginia Tech, leading the Hokies to the 1999 national championship game and redefining dual-threat play. He was inducted into the NFF College Football Hall of Fame for his collegiate impact. After a 13-year NFL career, Vick has worked as an NFL analyst and was named head coach at Norfolk State in 2024.