Hue Jackson has transitioned from a successful career as an NFL coach to a collegiate coaching role, bringing extensive experience in offensive strategy and player development. After a distinguished 13-year tenure in collegiate coaching, during which he was a World Bowl champion in 1991, Hue Jackson began his impactful professional coaching career in the NFL in 2001. His collegiate journey, which commenced at the University of the Pacific in 1987, saw him develop a reputation as an elite offensive mind and talent scout. He held key positions at institutions including Cal State Fullerton, Arizona State, California, and USC, where he was instrumental in the development of Heisman Trophy-winning quarterbacks Carson Palmer and Matt Leinart.

This move highlighted his commitment to player development at all levels of the game. He then accepted the head coaching position at Grambling State University, leading their program from 2022 through 2023, further solidifying his leadership capabilities in the collegiate landscape. Demonstrating his ongoing influence and strategic acumen, Jackson joined Georgia State in 2024 as assistant general manager. His expertise was swiftly recognized, leading to a promotion to offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Georgia State in 2025.

Jackson continues to be a highly sought-after coaching talent, known for his ability to craft dynamic offenses and mentor elite quarterbacks, making him a valuable asset to any program.