Hugh Freeze is a prominent Football coach currently serving as the head coach at Auburn University. His coaching journey began at Briarcrest Christian School in Memphis, Tennessee, where he initially took on the roles of offensive coordinator and defensive backs coach. Under his leadership, the team flourished, achieving remarkable success, including state championships in 2002 and 2004, and earning multiple Coach of the Year honors. Freeze’s innovative no-huddle spread offense became a hallmark of his coaching style, contributing to an impressive overall record of 126-37.

Following his success at Briarcrest, Freeze transitioned to the collegiate level, starting as an assistant coach at Ole Miss. His first head coaching role came at Lambuth University, where he led the team to a successful season before moving to Arkansas State University. In 2012, he returned to Ole Miss as head coach, where he made a significant impact by leading the team to multiple bowl games and achieving a top-five national ranking in 2014. His tenure at Ole Miss solidified his reputation as a dynamic leader in college Football.

In 2019, Freeze took the helm at Liberty University, where he continued to demonstrate his coaching prowess. Under his guidance, the Liberty Flames achieved a historic season, culminating in a bowl victory and a national ranking. His ability to develop talent and foster a winning culture has been instrumental in elevating the program.

As of 2023, Hugh Freeze has returned to the SEC as the head coach of Auburn University, where he aims to build on his legacy of success. With a proven track record of excellence and a commitment to player development, Freeze is poised to lead Auburn to new heights in college Football.