HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) – Alabama A&M has named former Alabama Crimson Tide great, Sam Shade the newest head football coach of the Bulldogs, the school announced on social media Sunday evening.
Shade comes to the Hill from Miles College where he turned a 1-9 program in 2022 to a ten-win team this past fall.
The former fourth round pick has coaching experience in every level, with stops at Samford, Georgia State, the Cleveland Browns and replaced Patrick Nix at Pinson Valley in 2020.
Sam Shade has an overall head coaching record of 30-17.
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After an extensive search, Alabama A&M University has announced that Sam Shade will be taking over as the new head football coach. Shade, a former NFL player and experienced coach, brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the program.
“I am honored and excited to lead the Bulldogs football team,” Shade said in a statement. “I look forward to building on the strong foundation that has been laid and taking this program to new heights.”
Shade has had success at every level of football, from his playing days at the University of Alabama to his time in the NFL with the Cincinnati Bengals. He has also served as a coach at various colleges and high schools, honing his skills and developing a winning mentality.
Fans are eager to see what Shade will bring to the Alabama A&M program and are hopeful that he can lead the team to success on and off the field. With his passion for the game and proven track record, the future looks bright for the Bulldogs under Sam Shade’s leadership.
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