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United States Coach Jason Brown is a former junior college football coach known for his role in the Netflix docuseries "Last Chance U," and has since become an author, podcast host, and entrepreneur.
Featured as the head coach of Independence Community College in seasons 3 and 4 of the documentary series 'Last Chance U,' which aired from 2018 to 2019. The show chronicled junior college football and brought significant public attention to Coach Brown.
Authored and published the best-selling book "Hate Me Now, Love Me Later," sharing insights and experiences from his career.
Hosts his own podcast, "The Coach JB Show," where he discusses sports and other topics.
Released his own brand of whiskey and cigars, diversifying his entrepreneurial ventures following his rise to public prominence through "Last Chance U."
Jason Brown gained significant public recognition as the head football coach for Independence Community College (ICC) in Kansas, prominently featured in the third and fourth seasons of the Netflix documentary series “Last Chance U.” The series, which aired from 2016 to 2020, chronicled the lives and football careers of junior college players vying for opportunities to play at higher collegiate levels. Brown’s coaching tenure at ICC marked a turning point for the college’s football program, which historically had lower expectations compared to other featured institutions. Under his leadership, ICC embarked on a successful recruiting drive for the 2017 season, attracting numerous players who had previously been part of NCAA Division I programs. During his first season, the ICC Pirates achieved a successful 2017 campaign, including a victory in the Midwest Bowl Classic.
His role in “Last Chance U” showcased his direct and often controversial coaching style. Brown’s career at Independence Community College concluded in February 2019 when he resigned after offensive text messages he sent to a former player were publicly disclosed. He later considered legal action against Netflix following a lawsuit filed by former East Mississippi State Community College players featured in earlier seasons of the docuseries. Brown has since expanded his endeavors beyond coaching, venturing into writing with his book “Hate Me Now, Love Me Later,” and hosting “The Coach JB Show” podcast. He has also launched his own brand of whiskey and cigars, establishing himself as an entrepreneur.
Brown’s journey from a junior college coach to a public figure, author, and businessman highlights a career that has faced both success and scrutiny. His visibility from “Last Chance U” has allowed him to connect with broader audiences through motivational speaking and various business ventures. He has been recognized as the 2017 NJCAA Jayhawk Coach of the Year, acknowledging his immediate impact on the ICC football program during his time there.
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