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ASSISTANT COACHES
Trey Clark
Offensive Line
Trey Clark, who helped guide Jacksonville State to the 2015 FCS national title game, was named UAB’s offensive line
coach in June of 2016.
Clark joins the Blazers after three years at JSU where the Gamecocks experienced unprecedented success during that time.
Clark served as a graduate assistant in 2013 under current UAB head coach Bill Clark and helped JSU finish 11-4 en route
to reaching the quarterfinals of the FCS playoffs, marking the school’s first-ever victories in the NCAA Division I playoffs.
He was then promoted to offensive line coach in 2014 and the team was a combined 23-4 in his two years overseeing the
OL.
PERSONAL
Birthday: September 21, 1988
Age: 28
Hometown: Montgomery, Ala.
Education: South Alabama, 2012
Most notably, Clark helped the Gamecocks reach the FCS national championship game with an offensive line that paved
the path for the JSU offense that averaged 38.9 points per game.
Clark’s offensive line blocked for quarterback Eli Jenkins who put up monster numbers, including 2,788 passing yards and
1,161 rushing yards with 36 combined touchdowns. JSU had two 1,000-yard rushers in 2015 as Troymaine Pope rushed
for 1,788 yards and 19 touchdowns as well.
As a player, Clark was an inaugural member of South Alabama’s football program and played center for the Jags from
2009-12. In his time with USA, the Jags were a combined 25-15 overall.
COACHING EXPERIENCE
2016...................................................... UAB (OL)
2014-15.............................. Jacksonville State (OL)
2013................................... Jacksonville State (GA)
GA - Graduate Assistant
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