Anthony Davis II - Assistant Coach - Running Backs - Football Coaches - University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Athletics

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Sep 19 (Sat)

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Anthony Davis II

Title:
Assistant Coach - Running Backs
Email:
anthony-l-davis@utc.edu
Phone:
423-425-4494

Start Date: February 2022

Prior Experience

Akron, Running Backs, 2021
Western Kentucky, Defensive Quality Control, Spring 2021
VMI, Running Backs, 2019-20
Western Kentucky, GA WRs/DBs, 2016-18

All-America Selections
2022: Ailym Ford
2019: Alex Ramsey (VMI)

All-Conference Picks
2022: Ailym Ford
2019 (VMI): Alex Ramsey (1st)
2018 (WKU): Ta’Corian Darden (HM)

Playoffs/Bowl Games

2017 Cure Bowl (WKU)
2016 Boca Raton Bowl (WKU-win)
2015 Miami Beach Bowl (WKU-win)

Conference Championships

2016 Conference USA (WKU)
2015 Conference USA (WKU)

Collegiate Coaching Highlights

Led a running back room that had the SoCon’s number two and 11 rushers in 2022
Mocs RB Ailym Ford ran for a career-best 1,199 yards becoming the first rusher in school history with three 1,000-yard seasons
Ford also had a career-high 12 rushing touchdowns and 14 overall
Keydets RB Alex Ramsey’s 1,326 rushing yards led the Southern Conference in 2019 ranking sixth nationally
Ramsey registered a school-record 22 rushing TDs which led the nation
Ramsey’s yardage was fourth-most in program history and 1,649 all-purpose yards were the sixth-most in program history
Also coached return specialists at VMI with running back Korey Bridy leading the SoCon in KO returns (27.7)
Three bowl appearances during his career at Western Kentucky, two as a coach
2017 Cure Bowl loss to Georgia State where current boss Rusty Wright was an assistant

Personal
Hometown: Indianapolis, Ind.

Prepped at Warren Central High School
Rushed for 1,127 yards with 11 touchdowns in just six games as a senior
Averaged 187.8 yards per game and 8.4 yards per rush
Team won the 2009 5A state title

Collegiate Career
Alma Mater: Indiana ‘14
Degree: Public Finance Management
Sports Played: Football

Began collegiate career at Dayton before transferring to Indiana and ending as a grad transfer at Western Kentucky
Played in 13 of WKU’s 14 games in 2015 in a 12-2 campaign resulting in a Miami Beach Bowl title
Ran for 102 yards and a touchdown at WKU while also serving as a special teams ace
Career highs of 10 carries and 65 yards against Indiana State in 2013
Earned scholarship for his final two collegiate years after sitting out as a transfer in 2012
10-time scout team player of the week at IU including six during transfer season (2012)