Wofford College Men's Football

A.J. Tolbert joined the Terriers in August of 2025 as the assistant director of football operations and equipment. In this role he assists with the day-to-day operations of the program.  He played football at North Greenville University, along with working as a game day operations assistant. Most recently, he completed an internship with the Lexington County Blowfish.  A native of Orangeburg, S.C., Tolbert graduated from North Greenville University with a degree in sports management in the summer of 2025. 

Lane Knost joined the coaching staff in March of 2026. Knost is the co-offensive coordinator and will work with the tight ends.     Knost spent the 2025 season as the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Shorter University. The team ranked first in Conference Carolinas in rushing touchdowns and rushing, while ranked third in total offense. The offense had four All-Conference performers.      Before joining Shorter, Knost spent three seasons at Limestone University, where he was elevated to Offensive Coordinator and Recruiting Coordinator after initially coaching wide receivers, tight ends, and special teams. During his tenure, Limestone engineered one of the most dramatic turnarounds in college football - going from an 0–9 season in 2021 to back-to-back playoff berths in 2022 and 2023, including a share of the Piedmont SAC Championship. Under his leadership in 2024, the Saints became one of the most prolific offenses in the South Atlantic Conference (SAC), ranking #1 in total offense, points per game, yards per play, and passing offense, while also finishing top 15 nationally in multiple categories. QB Dustin Noller was a two-time SAC Offensive Player of the Year.     Prior to Limestone, Knost coached wide receivers and coordinated special teams at Muskingum University (2021–22), where his unit helped guide the program to its best record in 18 years. His wide receivers set multiple school records, including single-game receptions, receiving yards, and touchdowns.      Knost began his college coaching career with stops at Marietta College and Limestone in various offensive and special teams roles.     He is a 2015 graduate of Kentucky Christian University, where he was a four-year starter for the Knights as a tight end and wide receiver. He is ranked in the top ten in school history in receptions. He earned USA College Football Small College All-American honors (2014), competed in the USA College Football Bowl, and represented Team USA in the FISU World University Championships in Monterrey, Mexico, helping secure a silver medal.      Knost and his wife, Ashley, have a son, Johnny.  

Senorise Perry joined the Wofford coaching staff in January of 2023. He will work with the running backs and serve as the pro liaison. In 2025, the Terriers won six of their last seven games as they posted a 6-6 overall record and a 5-3 SoCon record. The running backs were led by Ihson Jackson-Anderson, who had 677 yards and two touchdowns to earn All-Southern Conference second team honors.  During the 2024 season, Ryan Ingram led the team with 675 rushing yards and a team-best six touchdowns. He was ranked fifth in the SoCon in rushing yards per carry as the team posted a 5-7 overall record.      In his first season with the Terriers, Ryan Ingram led the team in rushing with 837 yards on 156 carries. He was ranked third in the Southern Conference in rushing.  Freshman J.T. Smith Jr. added 278 rushing yards. He played college football at Louisville prior to a career in the NFL. He began his NFL career as a rookie free against with the Chicago Bears in 2014 and played in all 16 games, recording a team-high 17 special teams tackles. He missed the 2015 season due to injury and was signed to the Miami practice squad in 2016. In 2017 and 2018 he played in a total of 32 games with the Miami Dolphins. He led the Dolphins in special teams tackles in 2018 with nine. During the 2019 season with the Buffalo Bills he saw action in 11 games. He signed with the Titans in 2020 and played in seven games. For his career he played in 66 NFL games with 13 carries for 42 yards, along with 22 kick returns for 454 yards.   While at Louisville, he had 1,409 career rushing yards on 289 carries with 18 touchdowns along with 36 receptions for 359 yards and a touchdown in 46 career games. Shawn Watson was the offensive coordinator in three of his four seasons with the Cardinals. As a senior he was second on the team in rushing with 141 carries for 677 yards and six touchdowns, along with 18 catches for 178 yards and a touchdown. He led the team with eleven touchdowns as a junior in 2012 which included four touchdowns against Pittsburgh. He had 705 rushing yards and 181 receiving yards as the team played in the Sugar Bowl. He played in 13 games as a sophomore and ten games as a freshman. He graduated from Louisville with a degree in communications.   A native of Summerville, Georgia, he played at Chattooga High School and had his #32 jersey retired by the school in 2021. As a senior he had 918 rushing yards and 15 touchdowns to earn All-State honors. He also won the state championship in the 100-meters. He has a son, Braylen, and a daughter, Violet.  

Collin Shank joined the staff in February of 2026. He will work primarily with the safeties.      He spent the 2025 season as a defensive assistant on the Texas Tech staff, working directly with safeties coach and Wofford alum Rob Greene. The team won the Big 12 championship before falling in the College Football Playoffs to Oregon. and were. The Red Raiders were first in the nation in rushing defense third in scoring defense (10.9 ppg), fifth in total defense (254.4 ypg) and fifth in team sacks with 39.        Shank arrived at Texas Tech following three seasons at Army where he was a defensive quality control assistant during the 2023-24 seasons. He began his tenure with the Black Knights as a graduate assistant under Army defensive coordinator and Wofford alum Nate Woody in 2022 on the defensive side of the ball.       Army put together its best season in the more than 100-year history of the program during Shank’s last year on staff in 2024, finishing an impressive 12-2 overall, including a perfect 8-0 mark in the Black Knights’ first season in the American Athletic Conference. The Black Knights ended the season at No. 21 in the final Associated Press poll after topping Tulane in the AAC Championship Game as well as Louisiana Tech in the Independence Bowl.       Army boasted one of the nation’s top defenses throughout the 2024 season as the Black Knights finished fourth in the FBS after allowing only 15.5 points per game. Army was also eighth in the country for total defense, giving up just 297.9 yards a game as part of a defense that was also ranked in the top 25 for red zone defense, passing defense, rushing defense and passes intercepted.       Prior to Army, Shank spent the 2021 season as the tight ends coach at Franklin & Marshall College and the 2020 campaign as an offensive quality control coach at Eastern Washington.       Shank began his coaching career immediately after ending his own playing career as a quarterback for Millersville University in Pennsylvania. Shank played in 20 career games with the Marauders where he totaled 3,502 passing yards and 20 touchdowns. He signed with Millersville after a legendary career at Lampeter-Strasburg where he threw for 8,012 passing yards, the second-highest total in Lancaster-Lebanon (L-L) League history.       Shank graduated from Millersville in 2020 with a bachelor’s degree in sports business.  

Thomas Liebenow joined the Terriers in January of 2024 as the director of football operations and equipment. In this role he manages the day-to-day operations of the program. He plans and coordinates team travel, organizes official visits and is a liaison with the compliance office on recruiting. In addition, he oversees the equipment staff. Liebenow was the director of football operations and equipment at North Greenville University in 2022 and 2023. While a student at Presbyterian College, he was the head student equipment manager and also oversaw DVSports to manage game and practice film. He graduated from Presbyterian College in 2022. He also earned a Masters of Organizational Leadership from North Greenville in December of 2023.

Jackson Manchego joined the staff in February of 2024 as offensive quality control, working with the offensive line. In 2025, the team posted a 6-6 overall record as they won six of their final seven games.  During the 2024 season, the Terriers were 5-7 overall.  In 2023, he served as the assistant offensive line coach and offensive quality control for Mercer University. The Bears were 9-4 overall and 6-2 in the Southern Conference, as they won an opening round NCAA FCS Playoff game in their first postseason appearance in school history. During the 2022 season he was a graduate assistant at Wingate University and served as the interim offensive line coach during the spring. The team posted eleven wins and reached the postseason. Manchego also has experience at Western Colorado University, Dakota College at Bottineau and Desert Ridge High School. A native of Arizona, he graduated in 2017 from Arizona State University. He also earned a masters in sports management in 2023 from Wingate.

Matthew Turner joined the staff in February of 2025 as defensive quality control. He works primarily with the inside linebackers. The defense was ranked first in the SoCon and 40th in the nation in 2025 as the team was 6-6 overall.  He spent three seasons as a defensive student assistant at Clemson. He prepared weekly scouting reports and charted data during practices and games. In addition he was a camp instructor with the Dabo Swinney Football Camps, working with linebackers. A native of Roswell, Georgia, Turner played football and baseball at Blessed Trinity Catholic High School. He earned a bachelor of science degree in business management with a minor in athletic leadership in December of 2024 from Clemson.

Patrick Mallon joined the staff in June of 2025 as defensive quality control. He assists mainly with the outside linebackers. In the 2025 season, the team was 6-6 overall as the defense was ranked first in the SoCon and 40th in the nation.  He spent the two previous seasons at the University of Virginia as a student assistant coach working with the offensive line. He specialized in film breakdown, gameday operations, and assisted with running drills at practice. A 2025 graduate of the University of Virginia with a degree in kinesiology, he is a native of Yorktown, Virginia. 

Corey Woods joined the Wofford staff in February of 2022 as tight ends coach and moved over to coach the offensive line in 2023 and added the co-offensive coordinator title in 2026.  During the 2025 season, the team won six of the last seven games to post a 6-6 overall record and a 5-3 mark in the SoCon. The red zone offense was ranked first in the league. Quincy Hughes earned All-Southern Conference second team honors.      In 2024, the team was 5-7 overall and the offensive line allowed only 22 sacks on the season to rank fourth in the Southern Conference. Center Anthony Garcia earned All-Southern Conference second team honors. Luke Moise started all twelve games and was named to the SoCon All-Freshman Team.      During the 2023 season, the offensive line worked in front of three different starting quarterbacks. The rushing offense averaged 124 yards per game.      In his first season at Wofford, the tight ends played a bigger role as the offense transitioned to the pro spread. During the summer of 2022 he completed a Bill Walsh NFL Diversity Coaching Fellow with the Washington Commanders, working with the tight ends.      Woods spent four seasons on the coaching staff at Limestone, most recently as the offensive coordinator and offensive line coach. In the fall of 2021 the Saints averaged 272.8 yards per game in total offense and lineman Cameron Thomason earned second-team All-SAC honors.      Prior to playing a reduced spring schedule in 2021 due to COVID-19, Woods mentored an offense that ranked fifth in the South Atlantic Conference with 356.6 yards per game in 2019. The Saints placed several players in the league’s top-10 in multiple offensive categories while two offensive players were named All-SAC.      Woods spent the 2018 season coaching tight ends with the Atlanta Legends of the Alliance of American Football before the league suspended operations. He also completed Bill Walsh Minority Internships with both the Chicago Bears in 2018 and the Buffalo Bills in 2019. He worked with the offensive line while with the Bears and coached running backs with the Bills during OTA’s and training camp with both franchises.       He spent one year as the offensive coordinator and offensive line coach with the Saints under former head coach Mike Furrey, helping to guide the team through the program’s first year in the South Atlantic Conference.       Woods joined the Limestone staff after spending four years as the offensive line and tight ends coach at Kutztown University. During the 2016 campaign, the offensive line helped set a school record with 459 rushing yards in one game while averaging 226 rushing yards per game on the year.       The offensive line, which was anchored by 2016 Gene Upshaw Award winner Jordan Morgan, set a team record with 29 rushing TDs and extended an 18-game streak with a least 100 yards on the ground. Woods’ line also set a team record by allowing a program-low 14 sacks during the 2016 season. Morgan, a two-time All-American, was taken by the Chicago Bears in the fifth round of the 2017 NFL Draft after earning an invite to the Reese’s Senior Bowl. He was the PSAC Offensive Player of the Year in 2016.       A four-year standout on the offensive line at the University of Akron, Woods made 48 consecutive starts and was named to the All-MAC Team as a junior. He signed with the New England Patriots in 2011, and then with the Edmonton Eskimos of the Canadian Football League before joining the staff at Kutztown.       Woods graduated from Akron with a bachelor’s degree in business organization and communication.

Benny Radicia joined the Wofford staff in January of 2026. He will work primarily with the safeties.      Last season with the Terriers, he began his coaching career as a student assistant due to a injury. Wofford went 6-6 overall and the defense was ranked first in the Southern Conference.      He played linebacker at Wofford, starting five of 31 games played. He recorded 90 total tackles in his career, with 4.5 tackles for loss, 2.0 sacks, and an interception. He spent the 2021 season at Iowa Western.        A native of Omaha, Nebraska, Radicia was a three-year letterman at Omaha Westside at middle linebacker. As a senior in 2021 the team was 12-0 and won a state championship. He recorded 145 total tackles with 28 tackles for loss, eight sacks and five forced fumbles as he earned first team All-State, first team All-Nebraska and first team All-Metro honors.     He earned his degree in finance from Wofford in December of 2025. 

Mitch Doolittle joined the staff as outside linebackers coach and special teams coordinator in February of 2020. In February of 2021 he switched to inside linebackers and returned to outside linebackers in February of 2022. He added the assistant head coach title in January of 2023. Following the 2024 season, he moved back to inside linebackers and was named co-defensive coordinator. The Terriers were 6-6 in 2025 as they won six of the final seven games of the season. The total defense was ranked first in the Southern Conference and 40th in the nation, while the scoring defense was fourth in the nation. The defense scored five touchdowns, the most in the nation. Inside linebacker Jalen Rambert led the team in tackles with 88. Wyatt Ward earned a spot on the SoCon All-Freshman Team. During the 2024 season in which the Terriers were 5-7 overall, Jalen Marshall led the team with 95 tackles at outside linebacker as he was seventh in the SoCon in tackles and third in the league in solo tackles. The special teams were highlighted by Devery Cagle who led the team in scoring with 43 points. The group also had a pair of two-point conversion attempts.      Last season Jalen Marshall was fifth on the team with 47 total tackles at outside linebacker. On special teams, Bridger Jones led the team in scoring with 13 field goals and 13 extra points for 52 total points. Long snapper Tommy DiLiegro earned a spot on the Southern Conference All-Freshman Team.      Last season four different players earned starts at the two outside linebacker spots. Jalen Marshall was fourth on the team in total tackles as he was named to the Southern Conference All-Freshman Team, while John Boyles was fourth on the team in tackles for loss. In addition, kicker Bridger Jones was named to the Southern Conference All-Freshman Team as he was 24-of-24 on extra points and was second on the team in scoring.      Last season Joe Beckett led the team and was tenth in the Southern Conference in total tackles with 80 as he was the only player to start every game for the Terriers. The special teams unit was third in the conference in kickoff returns and fifth in net punting. Walker Gliarmis was 27-of-27 on extra points and 8-of-12 on field goals.      During the 2020-21 spring season inside linebackers Joe Beckett and Brandon Brown were first and second on the team in total tackles, respectively. Beckett was also second on the team in tackles for loss with three. On special teams, Landon Parker was first in the Southern Conference and fifth in the nation in punting at 45.0 yards. Walker Gliarmis was 5-of-5 on field goals and perfect on extra points.      Doolittle came to Wofford after spending two seasons as the safeties coach at Mercer University. Last season he coached Eric Jackson, who earned All-Southern Conference honors and was second on the team with 90 tackles. In 2018 he worked with All-SoCon selection Malique Fleming, who was second on the team with 77 tackles.      He spent the 2017 season as the defensive coordinator at Presbyterian College. For the previous four seasons he was the secondary coach and co-special teams coordinator at Mercer. The Bears recorded double-digit interceptions in three of the four seasons and they led the Southern Conference in interceptions in 2014 with 13. In 2013, Mercer was ranked 12th in the nation in rushing defense as he worked with two of the Bears top three tacklers. He was the linebackers coach at Savannah State in 2011.      Doolittle began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at UAB, working with the secondary and linebackers. He then served as a graduate assistant in 2009 at the University of Georgia as the Bulldogs won the Independence Bowl.      He played quarterback and wide receiver at Presbyterian College, graduating with a degree in history in 2007. He and his wife, Stacy, a 2007 Wofford graduate, have daughters - Aubree and Bailey - along with twins Cora and Colt.

Dom Bradshaw joined the Wofford staff in March of 2026. He will work with the cornerbacks.      In 2025, he was a graduate assistant coach working with the defensive backs at Florida Atlantic University. . The team was 4-8 overall, while three cornerbacks were rated in the top ten by PFSN and one finished fourth in the conference in pass break-ups.      He spent the 2024 season at Fairmont State where he coached the cornerbacks and nickels. The 7-4 record marked the most wins by a first-year staff in school history. He also worked with the kickoff return unit that was ranked fifth in the nation among NCAA DII programs. Two defensive backs earned All-MEC honors.      Bradshaw began his coaching career at Atherton High School in Louisville as the defensive coordinator and secondary coach. They won the district title with the most wins in school history (11) with five shutouts. The team had the second-ranked defense in the state, along with the most takeaways in 5A as four starters had three or more interceptions.      A native of Dallas, Texas, he played in 34 games in three seasons at Western Kentucky with 12 starts. In 2020, he was named Conference USA honorable mention with 17 tackles and 10 pass break-ups. Before Western Kentucky, he played at Navarro College.      He graduated from Western Kentucky with a degree in Interdisciplinary Studies in 2022. 

Shaw Crocker joined the staff in February of 2023 as offensive quality control. He will work primarily with the quarterbacks. He was named the quarterbacks coach in the summer of 2024. He took on the role of recruiting coordinator in 2026.  In 2025, the team was 6-6 overall as they won six of their last seven games. Three different quarterbacks started games as the team set a new school record for completions in a season. J.T. Fayard’s five touchdown passes at VMI broke the previous record of four. Fayard’s 67.1% completion percentage on the season also was a new record as he started seven games.  During the 2024 season, the Terriers were 5-7 overall. The offense tied a school record for completions in a season with 188 and were second in passing yards in a season. Amari Odom started eight games and among single season leaders at Wofford finished second in completions, third in passing yards, and second in passing attempts as he earned SoCon All-Freshman Team honors. In his first season with the Terriers, three different quarterbacks started games. Overall the trio, which included a pair of freshmen, threw for 1,368 yards.  As a graduate student at Wingate in 2022, he played in all 14 games with 197 completions of 357 passes for 2,509 yards and 26 touchdowns, along with 107 carries for 289 yards and five touchdowns. The team reached the quarterfinals of the NCAA Playoffs in 2022, the second round in 2018 and the first round in 2019. He was named All-SAC first team in 2019. During his career he played in 52 games over six seasons with 690 completions and 9,543 passing yards, along with a school-record 94 touchdowns. He was twice named CoSIDA Academic All-District and also earned SAC Commissioner’s Honor Roll recognition. He graduated with a degree in mathematics and education in 2021 and added a master of arts in sport management. A native of Greenville, S.C. he played quarterback at Palmetto High School.

Adam Dulka joined the Wofford staff in February of 2026 as the special teams coordinator.      He spent the 2025 season as a graduate assistant at the University of Arkansas working with special teams. The Razorbacks were ranked 38th in the nation in kickoff returns.      He served two seasons at Arkansas Tech as the tight ends coach and equipment coordinator. Tight end Jordan Eddington earned All-GAC second team honors in 2023 and 2024. Prior to Arkansas Tech, he had a brief stint at Cornell College in Mt. Vernon, Iowa where he was set to serve as the program’s offensive line and tight ends coach before joining the Wonder Boys. He began his college coaching career as a graduate assistant at his alma mater, Kent State University.     With the Golden Flashes, Dulka assisted in developing weekly game plans on offense and special teams. His duties included produced weekly opponent scouting reports and all film breakdown while also coordinating both defensive and special teams scout units. He also ran meetings and drills with the tight ends room and assisted offensive line and tight ends coaches with developing position group technique.     His coaching career began as the tight ends coach and assistant special teams coordinator at University School in Chagrin Falls, Ohio.     As a player, Dulka began his collegiate career at Syracuse University before transferring to Kent State. At Kent State, he earned a scholarship after initially walking on and was a fixture on the special teams unit while also playing tight end/fullback for the Flashes. Dulka played in 39 career games at Kent State and helped lead the Flashes to their first-ever bowl win in 2019 and their second-ever MAC East title in 2021.     A native of Brecksville, Ohio, he was the team MVP at Huntington Valley University School. He earned his degree in education from Kent State in 2020 and added a master’s degree in sports administration in 2022. 

Caleb Fuller was named the defensive line coach at Wofford in March of 2026 after spending the previous three seasons at Anderson University.         Fuller joined the Anderson University football staff in February of 2023 as the defensive line coach as the Trojans prepared for their first season of competition in the fall of 2024. In that first season, the team was 3-8 overall. The Trojans were 15th in the nation in turnover margin while ranking 19th in defensive touchdowns. During the 2025 season, the team was 5-6 overall and ranked 19th in the nation in total defense.      Fuller served as a defensive graduate assistant with the Louisville Cardinals in 2021 and 2022. During his time in the Derby City, Fuller helped mentor All-ACC Defensive Lineman, Yaya Diaby and was a contributing factor in the Cardinals’ FBS-leading and school-record tying 50 sacks during the 2022 season. He assisted with practice drills and techniques and tutored Cardinal student- athletes off the field, while also serving as an off-campus recruiter.     A native of Wilmington, N.C., Fuller began his collegiate career as a walk-on with Appalachian State and appeared in 26 games during his sophomore and junior seasons in Boone, while starting 12 contests as a junior. He started all 13 games at one defensive end spot during his senior campaign with the Mountaineers and earned Third-Team All-Sun Belt Conference accolades after finishing the 2017 season with 27 tackles, 3.0 sacks, 6.5 tackles for loss, two pass breakups, one quarterback hurry and one blocked punt.     The New Hanover High School standout captured first-team all-conference and all-area honors following his senior season with the Wildcats.     Fuller earned a bachelor’s degree in exercise science from Appalachian State in 2017 and added a master’s degree in criminal justice from Louisville. He became a Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) in December, 2020.

Michaelee Harris joined the coaching staff in December of 2023. Harris works with the wide receivers.     During the 2025 season, the team was 6-6 overall as they won six of the last seven games of the season. The offense set a new school record for completions in a season, while five different receivers accounted for 17 offensive touchdowns.  In his first season with the Terriers, the passing offense tied the school record for completions with 188. Senior Kyle Watkins led the team with a school record 814 receiving yards on 49 catches. Among SoCon leaders her was second in receiving yards and sixth in receptions. He was named All-Southern Conference second team, the first Wofford receiver to earn league honors since the 2008 season. Nine different receivers caught passes, with five of them scoring touchdowns.   Harris, a graduate of the University of Louisville, has spent time on the coaching staffs at the University of Illinois and the University of Miami. This past season he was the head coach at Miami Northwestern High School, his alma mater.   During his playing career at Louisville, he earned three letters as a wide receiver. As a freshman he started 12 games and had 37 catches for 455 yards and a pair of touchdowns from Teddy Bridgewater. He missed the 2012 season due to injury and in 2013 had 15 catches for 195 yards and a pair of touchdowns in 12 games played. He played in eight games in 2014 with nine catches for 113 yards and a touchdown. Harris graduated with a degree in communications.   He began his coaching career at the University of Akron, working with the wide receivers under assistant coach Jeff Bowden. He joined the University of Illinois staff in 2016 as an offensive analyst for head coach Lovie Smith. Harris moved to the University of Miami for the 2017 season as an offensive graduate assistant, primarily working with the wide receivers. The Hurricanes reached the ACC Championship game and played in the Orange Bowl.   Harris then began work in Miami Dade County Public Schools at Miami Norland, Miami Northwestern and Miami Carol City High Schools as a football and track coach. A native of Miami, he won a state championship as a player at Miami Northwestern.