Coach Chad Eads
Born and raised in Birmingham, Alabama, Chad participated in both high school and college football. Following the completion of his playing career in 1992 at Samford University, Coach Eads stayed on as an assistant coach for the next three seasons. His 18-year coaching career has spanned many different levels giving him a wide variety of sports facility experiences.
Chad earned his masters degree and served as a graduate assistant at the University of West Alabama. He then served for 6 years at Huffman High School in Birmingham as the offensive coordinator, offensive line coach and head baseball coach. In 2002, Coach Hurt hired him as the offensive coordinator and offensive line coach at Clinton High in Mississippi. Chad was also an integral part of developing the $8 million state-of-the-art facility that was built in 2007.
Coach Eads returned home to Birmingham in 2007 to serve as the offensive line coach at Hoover High School. He continues to serve in that capacity and is proud to be a part the winning tradition at Hoover. The Hoover Bucs are the reigning 2009 Alabama Football State Champions in Class 6A!
In each of these experiences, Chad has worked closely with head coaches and athletic directors in maximizing the usage of each athletic complex he has been a part of. Sports Facility Coach was formed in order to share these experiences with others.
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Chad earned his masters degree and served as a graduate assistant at the University of West Alabama. He then served for 6 years at Huffman High School in Birmingham as the offensive coordinator, offensive line coach and head baseball coach. In 2002, Coach Hurt hired him as the offensive coordinator and offensive line coach at Clinton High in Mississippi. Chad was also an integral part of developing the $8 million state-of-the-art facility that was built in 2007.
Coach Eads returned home to Birmingham in 2007 to serve as the offensive line coach at Hoover High School. He continues to serve in that capacity and is proud to be a part the winning tradition at Hoover. The Hoover Bucs are the reigning 2009 Alabama Football State Champions in Class 6A!
In each of these experiences, Chad has worked closely with head coaches and athletic directors in maximizing the usage of each athletic complex he has been a part of. Sports Facility Coach was formed in order to share these experiences with others.
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Coach Pete Hurt
Over 30 years of coaching and athletic administration experience have shaped Coach Pete Hurt's philosophies regarding athletic programs and facilities. Pete grew up in Cleveland, Mississippi and then played football and baseball at Mississippi College. After coaching four years in high school, Pete began his college coaching career at the University of North Texas and then on to earn his masters degree and serve as the linebacker coach at Southeast Missouri State University. The next 11 years, Coach Hurt would serve as an assistant coach at Baylor University, Lamar University, Rice University, the Birmingham Fire (pro league) and then Samford University. In 1994, following Coach Chan Gailey, he became the Head Football Coach at Samford University (Division I-AA) and served in that capacity for eight seasons.
Moving back to Mississippi as the Head Football Coach and Athletic Director at Clinton High School (6A) in 2002, Pete returned to family and the place where he began his career. During his time as Athletic Director at Clinton, he developed the plans for and gained board approval for the development of an $8 million sports complex. The complex including a new football/soccer/track stadium with turf field, football fieldhouse, tennis courts and softball field. Today it is one of the top high school facilities in Mississippi.
In 2005, the Hurt family then reported for duty at the Air Force Academy in Colorado for Pete to serve as the offensive line coach. He stayed with well-known head coach and mentor, Fisher DeBerry, until Coach DeBerry's retirement in 2006. Coach Hurt is now heading into his 4th season as the Head Football Coach and Assistant Athletic Director at Center Hill High School in the growing community of Olive Branch, Mississippi.
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Moving back to Mississippi as the Head Football Coach and Athletic Director at Clinton High School (6A) in 2002, Pete returned to family and the place where he began his career. During his time as Athletic Director at Clinton, he developed the plans for and gained board approval for the development of an $8 million sports complex. The complex including a new football/soccer/track stadium with turf field, football fieldhouse, tennis courts and softball field. Today it is one of the top high school facilities in Mississippi.
In 2005, the Hurt family then reported for duty at the Air Force Academy in Colorado for Pete to serve as the offensive line coach. He stayed with well-known head coach and mentor, Fisher DeBerry, until Coach DeBerry's retirement in 2006. Coach Hurt is now heading into his 4th season as the Head Football Coach and Assistant Athletic Director at Center Hill High School in the growing community of Olive Branch, Mississippi.
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Jamie Lamb Eads
Operations & Marketing
Growing up a track coach’s daughter, a college cheerleader and cheerleading coach, Jamie also has a long history with sports facilities. From a business perspective, she brings 20 years of professional experience as a corporate project manager and currently serves as a consultant to financial institutions across the country.
In the community, Jamie works with various levels of cheerleading and serves on numerous school and church committees in the Hoover area. The Eads' have two children, William (17) and Sydney Love (12) who are both involved in various sports.
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In the community, Jamie works with various levels of cheerleading and serves on numerous school and church committees in the Hoover area. The Eads' have two children, William (17) and Sydney Love (12) who are both involved in various sports.
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