Coach Donte' Williams - ISA

3842 Wellington Rd.
Los Angeles, CA 90008
(323) 945-3724 (C)
Email: williamsdonte72@yahoo.com
OBJECTIVE
DONTE’ WILLIAMS
To obtain the Defensive backs coaching position and continue to learn and evolve as a coach.
COACHING EXPERIENCE
University of Washington Pac-12 Spring 2012 - Present
Defensive Graduate Assistant, Cornerbacks Coach
� Daily Responsibilities: Coach Cornerbacks, breaking down opponent and wide receiver pass concepts, drawing daily
practice pass cards, and conducting daily Cornerback meetings. Assist Special Teams in Punt coaching gunners, Punt
Return coaching controllers, Kick Off coaching the safeties and contain players, and Kick Off Return the front line. Breaking
down pass concepts, and coaching the Corners on game day.
� Summer Duties: Rising Stars and Nike football training camp.
� Recruiting Area: Nationwide, specializing in Southern California
� Coached Cornerbacks: Desmond Trufant
National Football League Summer 2012
NFL minority internship, Linebackers/Defensive Backs
� Daily Responsibilities: Coach Linebackers and Defensive Backs, organization of daily meetings for players and coaches and
daily practice drills conducting one-on-one’s, keeping daily track of the swarm master. Punt coach the gunners, and Punt
Return the controllers.
University of Washington Fall/Spring 2011
Defensive Graduate Assistant, Assistant Linebacker Coach, Cornerbacks
� PAC-12 (7-6, 5-4) Alamo Bowl
� Responsibilities: Breaking down opponent game film, operating scout offense and special teams, doing scouting report for
defense, and drawing daily practice cards. Game day: Provide personnel to the defensive staff and play-by-play offensive
tendencies to the defensive coordinator. Summer Duties: Rising Stars, Nike Football Training Camp.
� Coached the Cornerbacks for Alamo Bowl preparation, and Alamo Bowl game.
� Recruiting Area: Southern California, National
� Coached Linebackers: Cort Dennison (2 nd team All Pac-12)
� Signed two Army all-American players and three players in the top 200: Shaq Thompson, Brandon Beaver, and Jaydon
Mickens.
University of Nevada
Fall/Spring 2010
Defensive Quality Control, Assistant Linebacker Coach
� WAC Champions (13-1, 7-1) Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl Champions
� Ranked #11 in the Nation
� Responsibilities: Breaking down opponent game film, operating scout offense and special teams, doing scouting report for
defense, and drawing daily practice cards. Game day: Provide play-by-play offensive tendencies to the defensive
coordinator. Summer Duties: Worked with defense in day-by-day drills.
� Recruiting Area: Los Angeles (Signed 7 prospects)
� Coached Linebackers: Dontay Moch (NFL 66th Pick Overall Cincinnati Bengals), James Michael Johnson (2 nd team All
WAC), Brandon Marshall (Honorable Mention All WAC)
Mt. San Antonio College Fall/Spring 2009
Secondary Coach, Defensive Pass Game Coordinator, Strength & Conditioning Coach, Highlight Video Coord.
� Central Conference Champions, State Champions (13-1), (7-0)
� Ranked #1 in the Nation
� Responsibilities: Marketing & Recruiting Coordinator, coordinating defensive coverage, special teams kick off unit, punt
and kick returner, ran daily meetings with Secondary and Linebackers, responsible for digital sports video programming to
manage player’s cumulative season highlights. Prepare files for uploading to web.

� Recruiting Area: Los Angeles, Miami, Dallas, Hawaii
� Coached Cornerback/Safety Malcolm Murray (Oklahoma St), Cornerback Austin Daniels (Wyoming Univ.), Cornerback
Arness Ikner (Middle Tenn. St), Safety Manoa Latu (Portland St), and Safety Ronnie Gofforth (Tulsa Univ.).
El Camino College Fall/Spring 2008
Secondary Coach, Special Tm, Strength & Conditioning, Coach Player Highlight Video Coordinator
� Central Conference Champions (10-2, 6-1)
� Responsibilities: Coach DB’s in film sessions & on the field. Gameday coverage adjustments. Coordinate special teams’
substitution for the gunners, control men on punt returns and return specialist. Use digital sports video program to
manage players’ cumulative season highlights. Prepare files for uploading to web.
� Recruiting Area: Los Angeles, Florida
� Coached Cornerback Mike Harris (Florida St.), Cornerback Malik James (Cincinnati Univ.), Safety David Batts (University of
Washington), Free Safety Alex De-Giacomo (UNLV), and Cornerback Jarrel Gavins (Boise St Univ.)
Los Angeles Harbor College Fall/Spring 2007
Secondary Coach, Special Teams, Strength & Conditioning Coach
� Responsibilities: Coach Cornerbacks & Safeties in film sessions & on the field. Make adjustments during games for
coverage’s. Coordinate special teams for kick off coverage & punt return.
� Coached Cornerback Billy McClellan (Kansas St. Univ.), Cornerback Jeremy Bryant (University of Hawaii)
� Produced 5 NFL Players:
(Dontay Moch, Rahim Moore, Kevin Thomas, Cort Dennison & Mike Harris)
� Produced 1 CFL Player
� Produced 7 NCAA All-Conference Players
� Coached 8 JC All-Conference Players/ 5 JC All-American Players
PLAYING CAREER
Arkansas Twisters (AFL) Spring 2008
� Defensive Captain: Earned 1 st Team All League, 1 st Team All Conference Honors
� Ranked #4 in Defensive MVP Voting.
Rio Grande Valley Dorados (AFL) Spring 2007
� Defensive Captain: Earned 1 st Team All League, 1 st Team All Conf. Honors.
Washington Redskins (NFL) Fall 2006
� Cornerback, Injured Reserve. Kickoff Safety Valve, Punt Gunner and Punt Return Controller.
Washington Redskins (NFL) Fall 2005
� Cornerback, Practice Squad
Accolades
EDUCATION
� 2007 Led AFL in Pass Deflections
� 2001 Ranked #12 DB in JC
� 2001 2 nd Team All American
� 2001 1 st Team All Mission Conference at Pasadena City College
� 2000 Played in CIF Vs City All Star Game
� 1999 Ranked #4 DB in California
� 1999 Played in CAL Vs Florida All Star Game
� 1997-1999 3 Yr 1 st Team All-Bay League at Culver City H.S.
� 1998 Junior All American at Culver City High School
University of Washington 2011- Present
� Masters Program, Educational Leadership
University of Nevada-Reno 2010-2011
� Masters Program, Educational Leadership

Idaho State University 2004-2005
� Bachelor of Arts, Organized Communications
Syracuse University 2002-2004
� Bachelor of Arts, Organized Communications
Pasadena Junior College 2000-2002
� Associate of Arts, Liberal Arts
ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE
Win Forever USC Football Camp Counselor Summer 2008-2009
Next Level Training - Trainer Spring 2007,
2008
� Responsibilities: Director of programs for high performance sports training for the core, speed, agility, acceleration, power
flexibility & nutritional guidance.
� Clients included: Strong Safety Will Harris (Saskatchewan Rough Riders), Cornerback Lamar Chapman (Utah Univ.), Strong
Safety Bret Lockett (New England Patriots), Cornerback Aire Justin (Washington St Univ.), Free Safety Rahim Moore
(Denver Broncos), Cornerback Mike Evans (Nevada Univ.), Cornerback Darian Hagan (CAL), Wide Receiver Corey Surrency
(Florida St Univ.), Wide Receiver Deryn Bowser (Arizona Cardinals) & Strong Safety Daryl Forte (UNLV).
B.E.S.T. Camp Trainer Spring
2006
� Responsibilities: Position specific technique training for wide receivers & defensive backs.
� Clients included: Cornerback Kevin Thomas (Indianapolis Colts), Strong Safety Kevin Ellison (San Diego Chargers),
Cornerback Josh Pinkard (Seattle Seahawks), Wide receiver Titus Young (Detroit Lions) & Wide receiver Jaison
Williams (Oregon Univ.).
Additional Skills
� Excellent Analytical Skills, Strong Communicator, Natural Leadership Qualities, Decisive, Efficient, Organized while
maintaining a Vision, Thrives under Pressure.
� Computer Literate: Excel, Word, Power Point, Avid, Playmaker, Digital Sports Video, XOS, Fan Pro.

Steve Sarkisian
Head Coach, University of Washington
206-351-2750
sarkuw@uw.edu
Justin Wilcox
Defensive Coordinator, University of
Washington
206-495-1253
huskyd@uw.edu
Chris Ault
Head Coach, University of Nevada
775-745-7454
cault@unr.edu
Andy Buh
Linebackers Coach, Wisconsin
775-762-9055
Bob Jastrab
Head Coach, Mt. San Antonio JC
909-268-9047
rjastrab@mtsac.edu
Iona Uiagalelei
Defensive Cord, Mt. San Antonio JC
909-319-4943
iuiagalelei@mtsac.edu
John Featherstone
Head Coach, El Camino JC
310-660-3593 x6020 (Office)
310-701-0097 (Cell)
jfeatherstone@elcamino.edu
DeWayne Walker
Head Coach, New Mexico St
575-639-4690
mside@nmsu.edu
REFERENCES
Scott Woodward
Athletic Director, University of Washington
206-543-2212 (Office)
206-437-1082 (Cell)
dws@uw.edu
Demetrius Martin
Defensive Pass Game Coordinator, Secondary
Coach, UCLA
818-588-5477
damdb1@charter.net
Chris Ash
Defensive Cord, Def Backs, University of
Wisconsin
608-886-4190
caa@athletics.wisc.edu
R. Todd Littlejohn
Wide Receiver, New Mexico St
575-642-4915 (Office)
310-339-9550 (Cell)
rtlj@nmsu.edu
Rocky Seto
Asst Coach, Defensive Pass Game Coordinator
Defensive Backs, Seattle Seahawks
213-725-3537
rockys@seahawks.com
Kris Richard
Asst Coach, Defensive Backs, Seattle Seahawks
424-230-4179
Krich4229@gmail.com
Je’Ney Jackson
Strength Coach, University of Indiana
785-840-4867
Jenejack@Indiana.edu
Nick Holt
Defensive Coordinator
206-661-5131

Coach Donte' Williams
DB Philosophy
“Play Smart, Play Fast”
Can‟t Play DB with your pad level high, must stay low at all times.
DBs run and back pedal all day, it‟s our competitive edge.
Be a great technician, and playmaker. You either have it or you find it. No Excuses.
Be calm at all times.
Be surgical with your footwork.
Football is a physical sport, we must never be blocked.
Find an Edge and Build a ledge! Play like a Champion.
Stay compact like a boxer at all times.
Have a solid stance, either in press or off technique.
Keep yours arms within the framework of your body for balance.
Be controlled and pack a punch.
Be a Great Playmaker.
Playmakers are never afraid of success.
Don't be afraid of failure.
Focus on your responsibilities.
Repetition is the key to mastery.
Run to the ball.
Violent hands.
Never stop your feet.
Be creative.
Be scientific in your approach.
Have an Attack Formula for every WR or TE.
Be aggressive.
Be prepared to play when the ball is snapped.
Never let a WR step on your toes.
Put the WR in a pickle by staying square.
Stare the WR down by focusing on his hips.
Stay Punch Distance Away before you open up.
Be where you need to be on time.
Be defensive friendly.
Play the defense that is called.
Know that all zones turn into MAN!!!!!
In Zone coverage read the receiving threats, not staring at the QB.
Never have excuses.
Be a great tackler.
Give the illusion of everything looks the same.
Off technique 7 yards off, 1 yard inside, in zone or man.
Off technique read the 3-step
Keep your eyes on your man.
When stemmed by a WR stay square, by stem pedaling.

Take pride in playing to the whistle.
Press technique, inside shade your knee to the WR crouch.
Press technique, move your feet first, hands second.
Key is keeping the WR in front of you.
Different press techniques; bail, smash, motor, kick-step, inch, press bail.
Bail: when the WR moves or the ball snapped get outside shade and on top of the WR
already running.
Smash: when the ball is snapped, 2 hand tough jam the WR with all your strength from
inside out.
Motor: quick backpedal like letting the WR pick the way he wants to release.
Kick-step: perfect for WRs off the ball, taking a step inside and back staying square to
take away the inside.
Inch: like motor, but quick hops back.
Press-bail: show bail, and at the snap smash from outside in.
It‟s a physical sport, it‟s part of the deal.
Anyone can play this game healthy.
Its how you play hurt that matters.
Suck it up and play like a champion.
Compete all the way to the “Final Play”
Road to the Final Play.
65% Drills and film study. Be the smartest and most sound.
15% 1 on 1, 7 on 7, and 11on 11.
11% Conditioning, be in shape. Run to Win.
8% “Game Time.” Be a Gamer.
1% when it matters most, “The Clutch.” The “It” factor.
Highlights speak so loud you can hear what you‟re saying.
Hunger breeds Preparation
Preparation breeds Confidence
Confidence breeds Creativity
Creativity breeds Highlights.
M.O.- “Coach with a focus and a undying love for the game, in the process turning young
student-athletes into men, with competition, and encouragement challenging myself and
my players to „Play Smart‟ allowing us to „Play Fast,‟ which is our competitive edge.”
Vision- “To positively impact my players not only in football, but in life.”
Theme- “Be fair and treat every player the same.”
Philosophy- “Find your calling.”

RECRUITING EVALUATION
Name and Number: _________Rahim Moore #3_________________ Date:__Dec 10, 2007___
School: _____Dorsey High School (California). ____________________________________________
Positions: Cornerback / Wide Receiver / Kick Returner Height: 6’1_ Weight: 185 lbs_
Ever been disciplined: _____NO______ Other Sports Played:_ Track________________
Favorite music: _Rap / Hip Hop_ Favorite TV show: __ESPN__ Favorite movie: Friday Night Lights
Awards and records:__Invitation Army All-American Game for 2008 – Ranked #1 Safety in California,
#2 in the Nation – Top 10 Over-All Player in the Nation 2007
Injuries: __None _____________________________________________________________________
TRAITS
Quickness _4__ Toughness__5_ Acceleration __4_ Speed _4__Body Control _5__ Balance __5_
Flexibility _5__ Quickness of Feet __5_ Change of Direction _5__ Physicality _4__ Awareness _5__
Vision _5__ Blocking __4_ Hands __5_ Run Ability __5_ Yards After Catch __4_ Ball Skills _5__
Run Blocking _4__ Pass Blocking ____ Arm Strength ____ Accuracy ____Touch _____
Anticipation __5_ Finishing of Plays _5__
WRITTEN EVALUATION
Defensive Back: A natural leader. Excellent combination of size, strength, athleticism, and body control.
He has great foot quickness, balance, and agility to maintain proper body positioning in coverage. Has
tremendous coverage skills for a safety, excels as being a ball hawking free safety. Has excellent hips to
open turn and run with receivers, as well as burst to stay in his opponents’ hip pocket. Aggressive with
the ball in the air and always attacks the ball at its highest point. Shows excellent ball skills, which makes
him a great playmaker. Good run support defender with an incredible break on the ball and is well
schooled in the finer points of the game. Only negative, he will need to add bulk to his frame.
Wide Receiver: A talented and productive receiver who is a pure hands catcher with decent downfield
speed and has the ability to adjust to balls once in the air. Extremely competitive to the ball when he is
the target and never shows a lackadaisical attitude when on the back side of plays or when asked to
block. Is an average route runner with decent explosion coming out of his breaks. He lacks the big play at
receiver and plays in a run first offense.
Returning: An above average return specialist who often looks to make the big play too much rather than
take what is given to him. But does posses the ability to take it all the way every time he touches the ball.
He gets a quick jump on the ball as it comes off the kickers/punters foot and does a good job of settling
under it to make the catch. He is more of a powerful runner that breaks arm tackles.
PROJECTION: Rahim’s game can translate to the college level immediately and will be an impact
player as a freshman on the D1 level as a defensive back. He is quite possibly the #1 overall
player for the 2007 class on the defense side of the ball. He is very coachable, and a hard worker.
*KEY – (5 = Starter as FROSH) – (4 = Starter as SOPH) – (3 = Starter as JR/SR) – (2 = Walk On) – (1 = Reject)

RECRUITING EVALUATION
Name and Number: _________Robert Woods_#2_________________ Date:__September 12, 2009___
School: _____Serra High School (Oklahoma). ____________________________________________
Positions: Cornerback / Wide Receiver / Kick Returner / Punt Returner Height: 6’1_ Weight: 185 lbs_
Ever been disciplined: _____NO______ Other Sports Played:_ Track________________
Favorite music: _Rap / Hip Hop_ Favorite TV show: __106 th & Park__ Favorite movie: _Troy_
Awards and records:_ USA Today All-USA First Team, Parade All-American, EA Sports All-American First
Team, Regarded by many as the #1 player in the nation.
Injuries: __None _____________________________________________________________________
TRAITS
Quickness _5__ Toughness__4_ Acceleration __5_ Speed _5__Body Control _5__ Balance __5_
Flexibility _5__ Quickness of Feet __5_ Change of Direction _5__ Physicality _5__ Awareness _5__
Vision _5__ Blocking __4_ Hands __5_ Run Ability __5_ Yards After Catch __5_ Ball Skills _5__
Run Blocking _4__ Pass Blocking ____ Arm Strength ____ Accuracy ____Touch _____
Anticipation __5_ Finishing of Plays _5__
WRITTEN EVALUATION
Defensive Back: Excellent instincts as a free safety. He is excellent at reading run-pass very well and is
good in run-support. Can be very physical but is a very sure tackler, showing great form and goes low
when making a tackle. He single handedly takes the deep pass and the big play away from the opponents
offense. He has good hips and drives on the ball very well. He shows good hands and is very dangerous
after an interception. He needs to add weight but he has the frame to carry 210 pounds.
Wide Receiver: He is very quick with the ball in his hands and can score from any place on the field. He
has excellent feet and changes direction quickly. He is a pure hands catcher with great downfield speed,
who adjusts to the ball well once in the air. He is extremely competitive and blocks well. Good route
runner with explosion coming out of his breaks. NO high school DB will be able to cover him. He has
shown the ability to play the slot or out wide.
Returning: Outstanding return specialist who can find the end zone every time he catches the ball. He is
very elusive and has game changing speed. Can out run defenders and sets people up to miss on
tackles. He is a sure handed and patient returner, and uses all his ability to make a play when there may
not be one available.
PROJECTION: Robert can play at the D1 level and make an immediate impact on either side of the
ball. He will most likely become an offensive star because he is too dangerous with the ball in his
hands to only be used as a returner.
*KEY – (5 = Starter as FROSH) – (4 = Starter as SOPH) – (3 = Starter as JR/SR) – (2 = Walk On) – (1 = Reject)