Georgia Tech Football adds three other employees – Football – Georgia Tech yellow jackets

The apartments – Georgia Tech Football officially added Darius EubanksPresent Brendan Farrell And Alex Mathis To his employees, head coach Brent Key announced on Friday.

“It is exciting to welcome Darius, Brendan and Alex in the Georgia Tech football family,” said Key. “As I have said many times, it is crucial to me that our employees consist of great coaches and recruiters, but also of great people and managers. These three men certainly fit into the bill. You will be a large part of the development of our LineBackers, our special teams and game management as well as our recruitment operations. We are thrilled to have you here. “

Darius Eubanks – LineBacker

The native Georgia and NFL veteran Darius Eubanks Joins the employees of Georgia Tech as a LineBacker coach.

Eubanks comes from his Alma Mater, Georgia Southern, where he spent the last two seasons in 2023 as a secondary coach. Then as a coach for line backers and run game coordinator in 2024. Watson-trent and help the Eagles to get the top 30 in the interceptions behind all-conference Safety TJ Smith in 2023.

Born in Thomson, Ga., Eubanks, played from 2009-12 in Georgia Southia in Georgia South, starting in 50-of-52 games and 260 Tackles and 22 passes that were defended for his college career. As a senior citizen, he was a selection of the first team conference and contributed to leading the Eagles in his four seasons in Georgia Southern to three NCAA Division I FCS semi-final.

He played four seasons (2013-16) in the National Football League with the Cleveland Browns, Dallas Cowboys and Tampa Bay Buccaners.

After completing his NFL career in 2017, the defensive line graduate at Arkansas became a coaching as an assistant to the defensive line graduate. He then spent three seasons in Samford, first as a security coach in 2018 and 2019, then as a coach of the defensive Backs Coach and Co-Special team coordinator during the Covid 19-Delayed season with 19-delayed Spring 2021.

In 2021 he moved to Atlanta and the FBS rank as a security coach in the state of Georgia before a season was a defensive backpacks trainer at Liberty (2022). His experience also includes a scholarship as a defensive assistant (ILB/OLB) with the Miami Dolphins of the NFL in 2024.

A total of five all-Conference winners, an FCS All-American, trained three players who played in the top 15 in the top 15 in the Interceptions and five who played in the NFL. He also contributed to leading his teams to Bowl games in all four seasons of his coaching career at FBS level.

In 2013, Eubanks completed in Georgia Southern with a bachelor's degree in sports management.

Brendan Farrell – senior strategist for special teams and game management

With more than 20 years of experience in training special teams on college and the National Football League, the level of the National Football League, Brendan Farrell Get to Georgia Tech's employees as a senior strategist for special teams and game management.

Farrell recently spent five seasons (2019-23) as Assistant Special Teams Coach for Miami Dolphins. From 2020 to 22nd, Miami was one of only two NFL team who organized at least one punt in three in a row, and in 2019 the Dolphins scored a touchdown against the Philadelphia Eagles in a fake field goal, which was called the annual NFL teaching ceremony for the NFL game of the year.

During his time in Miami, he helped for the first time since 2000-03 and for the first time in 2000-01 for the first time since 2000-03 for the dolphins for four seasons (2020-23) in a row (2020-23).

Before his five-year stay at the Dolphins, Farrell spent six seasons as special teams analyst at Alabama (2013-18), where he worked three seasons (2016-18) with Georgia Tech head coach Brent Key when Key served as an offensive coach of Crimson Tide. In Farrell's six seasons in Alabama, The Crimson Tide had one of the best special teams in the nation. Alabama led the country to special teams in 2015 (six) and in the net -coloring average in 2013 (42.4 AVG.) And 2014 (44.7) and carried out the South Heasters' conference in the overall metrics for special teams in 2013 and 2018.

During Farrell's time, the special teams include the flood of Punter JK Scott (Ray Guy Award finalist, all-American first team, two-time all-sec selection of the first team and the fifth round of the Green Bay Packers in the NFL draft 2018), the Punter Cody Mandell (first-team All-Sec-Honoree) and Return-Chrization Jones (sec.

Alabama won two national championships, played in four national titles, made five college football playoff appearances and won four second championships during Farrell's six-year stay in Tuscaloosa.

Before Farrell took part in Alabama's employees, he was head coach/Tight Ends Coach at Northwestern for four seasons (2009-12). In 2012, the NSU took third place in Punt Returns (18.2 AVG.) Nation, the Southland Conference in Kickoff returns (25.1 AVG.) And the Field Goal percentage (100%) in 2011 and took second place in '11 in Southland (19.9 AVG.).

In addition to his six seasons in Alabama, Farrell also spent three seasons in the SEC at LSU (2006-08), where he held special teams and offensive quality control position and worked with the special teams of the Tigers and the narrow ends. Lsus Kicker (Colt David) and Punter (Patrick Fisher) were both options for all-Conference selection of the first team and the Tigers won the Sec and National Championships in 2007.

Farrell began his coaching career as a special team coordinator and running backs trainer at Wayne State from 2002 to 2003, followed by two seasons as an assistant in Middle Tennessee (2004-05).

As a player, Farrell was a linebacker from 1996 to 1999 and a security at Notre Dame, where he made twice in English and history. He acquired a master in sports management from Wayne State.

He and his wife Kasia have three sons – TJ, Gabriel and Patrick.

Alex Mathis – managing director of recruitment

With deep relationships with the Georgia High School ranks and experience as a top recruitment agent at the Power Four level, Alex Mathis Georgia Tech Football as Executive Director of Yellow Jackets for Recruitment.

Mathis comes from the UCF, where he was Tech for three years as deputy director of the player (2022-23). During his time at the UCF he helped the Knights three top 40 recruitment classes (No. 37 in 2022, No. 38 in 2023 and No. 34 in 2024, so loud 247sports).

Before Mathis switched to the college level, he spent eight years as a coach and recruitment coordinator to three Georgia High Schools-Fredrica Academy (deputy head coach and recruitment coordinator-2015-19), Brantley County HS (recruitment coordinator and running backs coach-2020) and Glynn Academy (Recruiting Coordinator and RB Coach-2021). He helped coach Fredrica for a state championship in 2018.

Born in Waycross, Ga., Mathis, has a bachelor's degree at the College of Coastal Georgia and a master from Georgia Southern.

Full steam ahead

Full Steam Ahead is a fundraising initiative of 500 million US dollars to achieve the goal of Georgia Tech Athletics, in the next era of Intercollegiate Athletics at the highest level to compete with championships. The initiative will finance transformative projects for tech lighting athletics, including renovations of the Bobby Dodd Stadium in the Hyundai Field (the historical home of Georgia Tech Football), the Zelnak basketball center (the exercise and training facility for tech basketball) and O'Keefe-Gymnasium (The Venible Home-Tech-Volley-Volley icing athletes) as well as additional projects as well as additional programs as well as additional programs as well as additional programs. All members of the Georgia Tech Community are invited to visit atfund.org/fullsteamahead For all details and renderings of the renovation projects as well as to experience the opportunities for online contribution.

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