Brady Davis Promoted to Offensive Coordinator

Tyler Junior College has announced the promotion of Brady Davis to offensive coordinator.  Davis spent last year coaching quarterbacks for the Apaches. 

Davis, a Starkville, MS native, started his college playing career at Memphis before transferring to Illinois State University.  At Illinois State, Davis completed 54 percent of his passes for 3,514 yards with 28 touchdowns and 14 interceptions.  Following his collegiate career he spent time in Dallas Cowboys rookie minicamp before pursuing a future in coaching. 

Ih his first year with the Apaches, Davis tutored quarterback General Booty who led the nation in passing yards.  Booty has committed to continue his playing career at the University of Oklahoma. 

"We are excited to announce the promotion of Brady Davis to Offensive Coordinator," said head coach Tanner Jacobson.  "Brady has brought an energized presence and passion towards the game of football. This past season, Brady was pivotal in the development of General Booty, mentoring the nation's leader in passing yards in the NJCAA.  With a keen football mind, Brady will continue to be an excellent mentor and leader for the student-athletes of Tyler Junior College. Brady truly demonstrates what it means to be an Apache, as he strives for excellence on and off the field and is someone who everyone at TJC looks forward to working with in the future. "

The Apaches open the season August 27th at CHRISTUS Trinity Mother Frances Rose Satdium against Resolution Prep.  Kickoff is scheduled for 7:00 p.m.  Season tickets for Apache football are available by clicking here.