bosshogg
January 9th, 2006, 09:00 AM
New Defensive Coordinator
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Thomas M. Evangelista joins the SCSU coaching staff following a strong career including, most recently, a stint at Clemson University. Prior to joining the SCSU coaching staff, Evangelista served as a member of the Clemson Tiger staff in the position of defensive graduate assistant/secondary assistant. During his tenure, Evangelista helped the Tigers develop into one of the most surprising teams in the nation, highlighted by a win over perennial national power Florida State in 2003. Evangelista also spent time as a defensive coordinator at State University of West Georgia where he led the UWG defense into becoming one of the top defensive units in the Gulf South Conference, allowing just 19.0 points per game and 299.3 total yards per game, both of which led the Gulf South Conference in the 2000 season. Evangelista is a 1994 graduate of Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee wher he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics and Computer Science. He and his wife, Rebecca, are the proud parents of two children, Jack and Sarah.
New Offensive Coordinator
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Billy Napier joins the South Carolina State University this fall with a solid knowledge of the game and a wealth of playing experience. Prior to joining the SCSU coaching staff, Napier served as a graduate assistant at Clemson University for the past two seasons, where he assisted the development of a number of Tiger players. A four-year letter winner at Furman, Napier was one of the most storied quarterbacks in Paladins history, earning All-SoCon honors twice and becoming a finalist for the Walter Payton Award. Napier currently holds the Southern Conference single-game record for passing efficiency in leading the Paladins to a 57-7 win over Elon in the 2002 season. He also broke the Furman single-season passing yards record with 2,475 yards that season as well as the single-season record for passing efficiency (.685) Napier also holds the career passing completion percentage record for the Southern Conference at .648. Napier holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Health and Exercise Science from Furman University.
The offensive coordinator was formerly our QB Coach. The Defensive Coordinator was formerly our DB Coach....so now to replace the coaches who left, we are looking for an OL coach and a a LB Coach
I am happy with these hires..especially the promotion for napier
http://scsusports.com/images/Evangelista.jpg
Thomas M. Evangelista joins the SCSU coaching staff following a strong career including, most recently, a stint at Clemson University. Prior to joining the SCSU coaching staff, Evangelista served as a member of the Clemson Tiger staff in the position of defensive graduate assistant/secondary assistant. During his tenure, Evangelista helped the Tigers develop into one of the most surprising teams in the nation, highlighted by a win over perennial national power Florida State in 2003. Evangelista also spent time as a defensive coordinator at State University of West Georgia where he led the UWG defense into becoming one of the top defensive units in the Gulf South Conference, allowing just 19.0 points per game and 299.3 total yards per game, both of which led the Gulf South Conference in the 2000 season. Evangelista is a 1994 graduate of Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee wher he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics and Computer Science. He and his wife, Rebecca, are the proud parents of two children, Jack and Sarah.
New Offensive Coordinator
http://scsusports.com/images/napier.jpg
Billy Napier joins the South Carolina State University this fall with a solid knowledge of the game and a wealth of playing experience. Prior to joining the SCSU coaching staff, Napier served as a graduate assistant at Clemson University for the past two seasons, where he assisted the development of a number of Tiger players. A four-year letter winner at Furman, Napier was one of the most storied quarterbacks in Paladins history, earning All-SoCon honors twice and becoming a finalist for the Walter Payton Award. Napier currently holds the Southern Conference single-game record for passing efficiency in leading the Paladins to a 57-7 win over Elon in the 2002 season. He also broke the Furman single-season passing yards record with 2,475 yards that season as well as the single-season record for passing efficiency (.685) Napier also holds the career passing completion percentage record for the Southern Conference at .648. Napier holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Health and Exercise Science from Furman University.
The offensive coordinator was formerly our QB Coach. The Defensive Coordinator was formerly our DB Coach....so now to replace the coaches who left, we are looking for an OL coach and a a LB Coach
I am happy with these hires..especially the promotion for napier