Under Pippin’s direction, the school initiated and completed numerous major projects including a new football stadium while winning state championships in basketball and cross country. As head coach at the University of West Alabama from 2001 through 2003, Pippin was recognized as the Small College Coach of the Year in Alabama in 2002 by The Birmingham News leading the team to the most wins in 10 years. Pippin coached numerous All-Gulf South Conference players in his three-year stint at the NCAA D-II University as well as two All Americans.

Before going to West Alabama, Pippin was the Athletic Director and Head Football Coach at Middle Georgia College from 1998 through 2000 where he produced two 10-win seasons and 2-Bowl champions. One of his players, Kendrell Bell, went on to become the NFL defensive rookie of the year. That 2000 team rated as the best Defense in the History of Junior College football.

Prior to his stint at Middle Georgia, he was the offensive coordinator at Tennessee Tech University for 1996 and 1997 where he coached the school’s all-time leader in total offense at the time. Pippin also initiated Fellowship of Christian Athlete’s Huddles at each institution that he coached. One of his most successful runs came as head coach at Trinity Valley Community College in Texas from 1993 through 1995. During his three years at the helm at Trinity Valley, Pippin led the Cardinals to a record of 24-8-2 and coached 19 All-Conference players and six All-Americans. One of which, Matt Bryant (Atlanta), has led the NFL in scoring and one, Al Harris (Green Bay), was a 2007 Pro Bowler. Pippin’s 1994 squad finished with a perfect record of 12-0 and maintained its No. 1 national ranking for the entire season.  That season, Pippin was named NJCAA Coach of the Year for leading Trinity Valley to the NJCAA National Championship. Pippin served as defensive coordinator for three years from 1990 through 1993 at Trinity Valley before moving up to head coach.

Pippin’s first coaching stints came as Outside Linebacker Coacht at Middle Tennessee State University for 1988 through the OVC Championship in 1989, and as a defensive graduate assistant coach at Tennessee Tech for Current Atlanta Falcons Head Coach Mike Smith from 1985 through 1987. After graduating from North Mesquite High School in Texas in 1981 and playing defensive end, Pippin was a standout running back at Cisco Junior College and Tennessee Tech University, where he earned his bachelor’s and master’s degrees.

Pippin speaks nationally on “Implementing Character Qualities for Success” and Various XO Scheme Topics. Pippin Holds a Masters Degree in Health Education and is married to the former Sally Horton of Cookeville, Tennessee. They have three daughters—Natalie, Holly and Libby.

Coach Tenison retired as the Assistant Head Coach and Defensive Coordinator at Jenks Oklahoma after a 29 year coaching career. David began his coaching career after completing four years as a player at Northeastern State University in Oklahoma where he was a member of a National Championship runner-up team in 1980.

Spending his entire coaching career in Northeastern Oklahoma, David has coached football as a Varsity assistant, as a Head coach, as a Junior High coach, and as a Youth coach while at the same time, coaching in both small schools and large schools. This diversity of experience has helped mould Coach Tenison into a teacher of the game in every situation.

Tenison has coached former and present NFL players: Rocky Calmus (Ou, Tennessee Titans), Sean Mahan (Notre Dame, Pittsburg Steelers, Tampa Bay Buccaneers), Garrett Mills (Tulsa, New England Patriots, Minnesota Vikings), Phillip Dillard (Nebraska, New York Giants), Lawrence Pinson (OSU, Arizona Cardinals).  In addition to the NFL players, David coached 42 Division 1 football players in his career.

David coached at Jenks  11 years, competing in 10 large class state championships, winning 7.

Coach Tenison was selected as an Oil Bowl Coach in 1993 and an Oklahoma All-State Coach in 2006.

David spends his time speaking and managing clinics for Glazier Clinics.

Location: Dover, DE

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• All Athletes are responsible for their own accommodation, travel and meals. Lunch is supplied on Day 2.

Regional Training: Limited enrollment small group training Total focus on development Conducted by a master certified coach High Coach to Player Ratio Detailed instruction in Self-Correct principles Drills and skills for game day Video analysis for specific positions

Number ONE development camp in the USA

What to Expect: High Rep Skill building drills Personal Attention 12-18yrs Main camp 8-12yrs Youth program

What to Bring: A football from your team’s level, marked with your name Shorts, t-shirt, workout towel (dryfit camp shirt provided) Cleats and sneakers (indoor and outdoor drills) A passion to improve

Early Sign up: $400

• Select Camp cancellation insurance for only $19.99
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