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| HEAD COACH |
| CHARLES HUNTER (TSU) - A former All-OVC Tight End at Tennessee State University, Charles Hunter was named as the Minor League Football News’ Offensive Coordinator Of The Year in the South Region for the 2005 season. Coach Hunter took over as Head Coach of the Nashville Storm midway in the 2007 season. Since taking over as the Nashville Storm’s Head Coach, Coach Hunter has compiled a W-L record of 33-4. CONTACTING COACH HUNTER 615-589-4920 or charles.hunter@state.tn.us |
| ASSISTANT COACH |
| SHAWN MALONE (TSU) - One of the most productive RBs in Nashville prep history at Antioch High School, Shawn Malone was the TSSAA MVP in 1986 and the Metro area MVP in both 1986 and 1987. Coach Malone played collegiate football at Tennessee State University and later at New Mexico Highlands University. CONTACTING COACH MALONE 615-582-7626 or majorleagueplayas@yahoo.com |
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| TONDRICK DAVIS (CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY) - A stellar Linebacker at both John Overton High School and Cumberland University, Coach Davis has been a defensive assistant coach for the Nashville Storm since 2002. CONTACTING COACH DAVIS 615-593-1320 or tdavisis@yahoo.com |
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| TIMMIE CLARDY (MTSU) - A FB/LB at Antioch High School, Coach Clardy was also a TSSAA Wrestling Quarter-Finalist. Coach Clardy played for 4 years at MTSU for legendary Head Coach Boots Donnelly, including playing for MTSU’s 1985 OVC Championship team. CONTACTING COACH CLARDY 615-898-1354 or toyclardy@comcast.net |
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| CHAUNCEY SMILEY (MTSU) - Chauncey Smiley, a CB/TB at MTSU in the 1980’s, was also a sprinter on MTSU’s track team, and was offered free agent workouts by both the Minnesota Vikings and Dallas Cowboys of the NFL. Coach Smiley has over 15 years of experience as a sports performance trainer and has worked with Olympians, NFL players, and numerous Division I and II college football players. CONTACTING COACH SMILEY 615-419-4005 or c_smiley@comcast.net |
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GLENN YOUNG (VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY) - Glenn Young, starting DE and QB sack leader on Coach Woody Widenhofer’s nationally ranked Vanderbilt defensive units in 1996-97, later was a member of the 1999 Super Bowl Champion St Louis Rams team, and also played in NFL Europe and the Arena Football League. In addition, Glenn played for one year in the NAFL for the Mountain Empire Warriors. |