Judson Hunter

• Worked under Coach Rick Stockstill, the fourth most tenured coach in Division 1 FBS, helping lead the Blue Raiders to a 7-5 record, including the program's first win against a top-25 team beating No. 24 Miami 45-31.
• Conferred with assistant coaches to determine weaknesses in current team roster and develop recruitment plans.
• Developed and implemented training drills to improve team cohesiveness and performance.
• Worked the transfer portal, ARMS software, and other recruiting tools to help develop a strong recruiting class for the upcoming 2023 season, directly finding several top recruits in the class from countless hours of work.
• Assisted with Wide Receivers and special teams during daily practices, also being in charge of scout team skill player personnel in formation and packages against starting defense
• Created scouting reports and collaborated with NFL scouting departments for current Middle Tennessee players
• Built positive and productive relationships with parents of prospective student athletes.
• Conducted data review and followed standard practices to find solutions.
• Visited high school campuses to assess upcoming players and recruit top talent.
• Planned strategies for each match based on knowledge of opposing team and individual player strengths.

• Received constructive criticism well and turned it into an opportunity to grow and improve
• Operated with a strong work ethic, professionalism, and the ability to work under pressure
• Mastered several weapon systems and became knowledgeable in their utilization
• Worked as a unit to achieve objectives and missions.
• Led fire team during infantry dismounted battle drills and situational training exercises.
• Produced reports on equipment status, incidences, personnel readiness and intelligence for superiors.
• Taught personnel to mitigate environmental hazards and properly use personal protective equipment such as chem gear for battle scenarios.
• Directed logistical training procedures in accordance with military regulations.
• Performed as fire team member during situational training exercises and infantry dismounted battle drills.
• Trained over multinational partners, contractors and foreign nationals to develop warfighting and defense capabilities.
• Patrolled designated coverage areas and evaluated terrain for defensive use.
• Led basic reconnaissance operations and reported enemy movements to commanding officers.

• Organized and prioritized work to complete assignments in a timely, efficient manner
• Ensured the availability of adequate resources to achieve goals
• Effectively multi tasked and prioritized projects according to need
• Allocated team of employees based on strengths and weaknesses to complete goals in a timely and proficient manner.

• Coordinated an offensive and defensive strategy for success on the football field.
• Led by example as the Chaos team won the championship in its inaugural season in the Middle Tennessee Football League.
• Appeared on a number of radio and podcast shows to speak about the team's success as the head coach of the program
• Assessed individual skills and physical abilities to make appropriate position assignments.
• Worked with offensive and defensive coaches to develop cohesive football program.
• Upheld highest standards for maintaining nondiscriminatory practices in player selection.
• Promoted stretching, mobility work and proper form to help athletes safely build strength.
• Instilled discipline and principles of good sportsmanship in players.

• Prepared season's offensive playbook and coordinated offensive players and staff during games.
• Reviewed and analyzed gameplay film with players to identify team's offensive tendencies, as well as opponents' defensive tendencies.
• Created and implemented training plan to prepare players to execute offensive strategies.
• Developed understanding of team's individual and collective strengths and weaknesses to select best plays and maneuvers against given opponent.
• Established clear benchmarks for performance and monitored individual and team progress.
• Developed game plans and adjusted to meet various game situations.
• Evaluated tapes of competition matches to assess strategies and plan counter approaches.
• Promoted proper stretching, warmups and conditioning exercises to prevent sports injuries.
• Increased player strength, agility and game skills through successful practices.

• Served as a friendly, hardworking, and punctual employee
• Consistently communicated in a lucid and effective manner
• Exhibited excellent interpersonal communication skills.

Started six games as a true freshman cornerback and kick returner after initially being recruited as an inside receiver. Played under Head Coach Geno DeMarco. Head Coach Geno DeMarco has won more games as the Geneva head football coach than any other man in the 120 years since football began on College Hill in 1890. Taking over the program in 1993, Coach DeMarco has compiled an overall record of 155-140, becoming the first Geneva coach to surpass the 100 victory plateau in 2007. In 2003, DeMarco surpassed his former coach, Gene Sullivan, for the most wins by any other Geneva coach. DeMarco is now the longest tenured head coach in Geneva College football history, having surpassing his predecessor Gene Sullivan for most years on a Geneva sideline as a head coach. During DeMarco’s tenure, Geneva has four times qualified for the NAIA national tournament, including the 2005 season, and six times DeMarco has led the Golden Tornadoes to the NCCAA Victory Bowl, which Geneva has won five times, the last coming in 2009. Geneva has been invited to the post-season 13 times during his tenure. This long term success at one institution has translated into DeMarco being one of the winningest coaches in the tri-state area of Ohio, West Virginia and Pennsylvania.

• Continuing education in Economics and History
• Elected to Pledge-class President for Kappa Sigma Fraternity in 2022
• Coaching under Head Coach Rick Stockstill, one of the nation's longest tenured Head Coaches at their program
• Helped lead a team to its first win against a ranked opponent, defeating the University of Miami who at the time were ranked No. 24 in the AP Poll
• Helped earn a bowl-game berth in Honolulu, Hawaii on December 24, 2022, against San Diego State
• Learned under defensive coordinator Scott Shafer, former Syracuse Head Coach from 2013-2015