Hugh Freeze

Hugh Freeze established his reputation for program elevation and talent development early in his career, leading Briarcrest Christian School to consecutive state championships in 2002 and 2004. As head coach from 1995 to 2004, he amassed an impressive 94-30 record while also coaching future NFL talents like Michael Oher and Greg Hardy. Freeze transitioned to collegiate coaching in 2005, joining the University of Mississippi (Ole Miss) as Assistant Athletic Director for Football External Affairs, before quickly advancing to Tight Ends Coach and Recruiting Coordinator. In 2008, he took on his first collegiate head coaching role at Lambuth University, where he guided the team to an undefeated 11-0 regular season record in 2009.

In this role, he continues to leverage his proven track record of elevating programs, fostering talent, and developing potent offensive schemes. Throughout his distinguished coaching career, Freeze has been recognized for his consistent ability to guide teams to measurable success and prepare athletes for the next level, cementing his status as a highly marketable and results-driven leader in collegiate football.