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 Glenn Davis
Head Football Coach
glenn.davis@colin.edu
Glenn
Davis begins his third year as head coach for the Wolves.
Davis previously served at Co-Lin as offensive coordinator
from 1995-96. During his two years at Co-Lin, he helped lead
the team to a 15-5 overall record.
Davis is
a 1982 graduate of Delta State University where he was a
three-year letterman as a defensive back and outside
linebacker for the Statesmen. His other coaching stints
include offensive coordinator at South Natchez High School
(1982-85), graduate assistant at Mississippi State
(1986-87), defensive backs and wide receivers coach at the
University of North Alabama (1988-91), and quarterbacks,
running backs, and wide receivers coach at Holmes Community
College (1992-94). From 1997-2003 he served as running backs
coach at Mississippi State under former head coach Jackie
Sherrill.
Under
Davis’ tutelage, the Bulldogs lead the Southeastern
Conference in rushing in 2000 averaging 193.8 yards per game
and ranked third in 1998 averaging 172 yards per game. He
mentored Dicenzo Miller to Mississippi State’s sixth-ever,
1,000-yard season in 2000 (1,005 yards) and James Johnson to
the fourth and fifth-ever, 1,000-yard campaigns in 1997
(1,069 yards) and 1998 (1,383 yards).
He and his wife Minta, are
the parents of two children, Ann Shelby and Micah.
 Calvin M. Green
Assistant Football Coach
calvin.green@colin.edu
Calvin
M. Green enters his 13th year on the Co-Lin
football staff. Green coaches the defense, specializing with
the secondary players. Several of the players he’s coached
have gone on to become NJCAA All-Americans, as well as NCAA
Division I signees.
Prior to
coming to Co-Lin in January of 1994, Green served as
assistant defensive back coach at East Mississippi Community
College in Scooba, under the former Mississippi State
All-American and National League standout Tom Goode. Green
also served as an assistant at Lawrence County High School.
Green
graduated from Monticello High School where he was a
three-year letterman at defensive back. He attended
Copiah-Lincoln Junior College as a member of Coach Ray
Ishee’s 1985 State Champion and East Bowl Champion teams. In
1986, Green was chosen the MACJC Most Valuable Defensive
Back. He also received All-Region XXIII and All-State honors
at defensive back and was selected to play in the MACJC
All-Star game.
He
earned as B.S. degree in recreation from Alcorn State
University. During his football career at Alcorn, Green
earned lettermen honors and in 1988 was a member of the
“Nation’s Best Secondary.”
Green is married to the
former Falana Armstrong. They are the parents of two
children, Farrod, 9, and Sabaric 6.
 Carson Jeffers
Assistant Football Coach
carson.jeffers@colin.edu
Carson Jeffers begins
his second year as offensive line coach of the Wolves.
Jeffers received a
bachelor's degree in education from Concord College in Athens, West
Virginia. During his football career, he was selected All-Conference and was
s Dean's List student. He received his master's degree in education from
Cumberland University in Lebanon, Tennessee.
Prior to coming to
Co-Lin, he held coaching positions at Bluefield High School (WV), Concord College, Cumberland University, University of the
South (Sewanee, TN), and the University of Charleston in Charleston (WV).
He is married to the former
Lauren Newton of Ripley, WV.
 Brett Shufelt
Assistant Football Coach
brett.shufelt@colin.edu
Brett Shufelt begins his
third year as assistant football coach for the Wolfpack. A
graduate of Western New Mexico University, Shufelt received
a B.S. degree in movement science. He earned a master's
degree in educational administration and a Ph.D. in
educational leadership from Mississippi State University.
Shufelt served as a
graduate assistant New Mexico State University (1994-1995)
and Mississippi State University (1995-1997). He served as
defensive coordinator/linebacker coach at Western New Mexico
University from 1992-1994. His other coaching stints include
Silver City (NM) High School, Amphitheater (AZ) High School,
and Sabino (AZ) High School.
Shufelt is married to the
former Tracy Britt of Wesson (Co-Lin Class of 1989) and
owner of Salon 51 in Wesson. They have one daughter, Mimi,
8.
 Terrell Grindle
Volunteer Football Coach
Terrell Grindle begins his
first year as a volunteer coach for wide receivers.
Grindle received a
bachelor of science degree from Mississippi State
University. A standout receiver for the Bulldogs, Grindle
played 45 career games including the 1999 Peach Bowl and the
2000 Independence Bowl. He holds the Bulldog record for
longest pass play in MSU history (91 yards). He ranks number
four on the Bulldogs all-time pass receptions list with 119.
Grindle worked out for the
Cincinnati Bengals and the New York Giants fo the National
Football League.
He is a graduate of
Hattiesburg High School where he was named First Team
All-State and selected to play in the Mississippi-Alabama
High School All-Star Game. He set a school record with a
99-yard touch-down reception his senior season.
 Brian Hayes
Volunteer Football Coach
Brian Hayes begins his
second year as a volunteer assistant coach assisting with
the quarter backs. A graduate of Magee (Miss.) High School,
Hayes played quarterback for the Wolfpack for one year. A
physical education major, he currently attends Mississippi
College.
 Dicenzo Miller
Volunteer Football Coach
Dicenzo Miller begins his second year as a volunteer coach
for the Wolfpack. He is responsible for coaching the running
backs and is the dorm and camp director.
Miller received a bachelor
of science degree from Mississippi State University. While
at MSU, he has an outstanding football career. He was named
to the SEC's All-Freshman First Team (1998). In 2000, Miller
was named Second Team All-SEC and nominated for the Conerly
Award. He was nominated for the 2001 Doak Walker Award as
the best running
back in the nation.
He was a member of the
Bulldogs when they were they 1998 Southeastern Conference
West Champions, 1999 Peach Bowl Champions and Independence
Bowl Champions.
Miller was nominated to
play in the East-West Shrine Game and has worked out for the
Tennessee Titans and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers of the
National Football League.
A graduate of Weir High
School, Miller played tailback and safety for three state
championship teams. He holds the high school record for most
touchdowns in a season (4) and career touchdowns (118).
Miller was named the Touchdown Club and Clarion-Ledger
Player of the Year in 1997. He was selected First Team
All-State and First Team All-American in 1997 and was First
Team All-State his junior season.
He is employed by the
Juvenile Rehabilitation Center in Brookhaven.
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