Hobart College Men's Football

Green was promoted to fulltime in March of 2015. A former center for the Statesmen, he is responsible for coaching the offensive line. Green joined Hobarts staff in 2014 prior to the start of fall practices. He helped coach two All-Americans on the offensive line, left tackle Ali Marpet 15 and right guard DeAndré Smith 15. Marpet was named to the AFCA and D3football.com All-America first teams and earned a spot on the AP Little All-America second team. He was a three-time All-Liberty League selection and the first offensive lineman to be named the Liberty League Player of the Year. Smith earned a spot on the D3football.com All-America third team. In 2014, Hobart ranked sixth in the nation in fewest sacks allowed (0.69/g) and fewest tackles for loss allowed (3.54/g). The line helped Hobart rush for 200 yards or more six times, including a season-high 404 yards and six touchdowns against Merchant Marine. The Statesmen did not allow any sacks in seven games in 2014 and allowed no more than two sacks in the other six contests. Last season, Green welcomed back a line that returned three starters and all three players, Brendan Casey '16, Patrick O'Connell III '17, and Nick Testani '17, earned All-Liberty League honors. Hobart's offense hit its stride in the final three games of the season, averaging 439.7 yards per game and 44.3 points per game. A native of Belleair Beach, Fla., Green was a two-year starter at center for the Statesmen. He earned high marks on the field and in the classroom. He helped the 2013 Statesmen rank first in the Liberty League in scoring offense (33.9 ppg) and second in total offense (378.5 yds/g) on his way to third team All-America honors from D3football.com. The two-time Capital One Academic All-American earned a bachelors degree in mathematics. Green and his classmates led Hobart to a 34-8 overall record. He was a member of three Liberty League Championship winning teams and made three straight NCAA playoff appearances, advancing to the national quarterfinals in 2012.