Coach Doug Adkins

Head Coach European Professional League & Defensive Specialist

EUROPE

• Two years Head Coach in the Finnish Maple League with the Tampere Rocks 1986-1987
• Defensive Coordinator Finnish National team – European Champions 1968
• Defensive Coordinator Danube Dragons 2010 – Winner of the Austria Bowl- champions of the Austria league
• Defensive Coordinator Prague Black Hawks 2012 – Winner of the Czech Bowl – Champion of the Czech league
• Head Coach of the Carlstad Crusaders champions of the Sweden 2013 and 2014
• Head Coach of the Novi Sad Dukes – champions of the Serbia League 2015 Champion of the CEFL 2015
• Head Coach of the Serbia National Team – Perfect record in 2015 wins over the Italian and Hungarian national teams.
• 2016 Head of the Serbia National Team

USA

• 2008-2012 Defensive Coordinator- College of Siskiyous – Weed California – Northern California
• 2007-2008 Defensive Coordinator – Shasta College – Redding California – Northern California
• 2000- 2007 Head Football Coach – Humboldt State University – Arcata, California – Member of the Great Northwest Conference – DII conference
• 1995-2000 Defensive Line Coach University of Nevada – Reno, Nevada – Member of the Western Athletic Conference -DI
• 1991-1994 Defensive Coordinator –Humboldt State University – Arcata, California – Member of the Northern California Athletic Conference
• 1989-1990 Defensive Coordinator – Oregon Tech – Klamath Falls, Oregon – Member of the Evergreen Conference
• 1983-1989 Defensive Coordinator – Head Track Coach – Central Washington University- Ellensburg, Washington – Member of the Evergreen Conference
• 1978-1983 Head Football Coach – Assistant Track Coach – Federal Way High – School – Federal Way, Washington – 5A School in the South Puget Sound League
• 1975-1978 Head Football Coach – Head Track Coach – Sequim High School – Sequim, Washington – 3A School in the Olympic League
• 1974-1974 Assistant Football Coach – Head Track Coach – Marysville – High School – Marysville, Washington 4A School in the Northwest Conference
• 1972-1974 Offensive Line Coach– Wenatchee Valley College Wenatchee, Washington – Member of the Washington Junior College Conference
• 1970-1972 Offensive Line Coach–Central Washington University Washington University – Ellensburg, Washington – Member of the Evergreen Conference

SPECIAL RECOGNITION

College of the Siskiyous
– Back to Back Conference Champion 2011-2012
– Win Northern California Bowl 2012
– 10 straight wins in 2012

Shasta College
– 2008 9-2 Season — First Conference Championship season in 27 years
– 2008 Bowl game win in the Bulldog Bowl
– 2008 First winning season in six years
– 2008 First in Defense in Northern California

Humboldt State University
– 2006 9-2 Third best season in the history of Humboldt State University

University of Nevada
– 1995 Big West Champs – Las Vegas Bowl Vs Toledo
– 1996 Big West Champs – Las Vegas Bowl Champs Vs Ball State
– 1997 Big West Co-Champs
– Develop five all Big West defensive lineman

Humboldt State University
– 1994 Northern California Conference Co-Champs
– 1994 HSU best season since 1979
– First HSU Football Championship since 1986
– First back to back winning season since 1972
– Humboldt State Defense
– 2nd in NCAA Division II rushing defense 1992
– 8th in NCAA Division II rushing defense 19924
– 6th in NCAA Division II turn over margin 1994
– 20th in NCAA Division II total defense 1994
-1st in the NCAC Conference
– 1994-1993-1992 Total Defense
– 1994-1993-1992 Scoring Defense
– 1994-1993-1992 Rushing Defense
– 1994-1993-1992 Pass Defense
– 1994-1993-1992 Interception

Central Washington University
– Five times in the national play-offs
– Three times in the final four
– Three undefeated season in a roll
– 1st in the nation in total defense 1984 NAIA Division I
– 1st in the Evergreen Conference
– 1984-1987-1988-1989 Total Defense
– 1984-1987-1988-1989 Rushing Defense
– 1987-1988-1989 Pass Defense

Three Times High School Coach of the Year
-1975 Sequim High School- Olympic League Coach of the Year
-1978 Federal Way High School- South Puget Sound Coach of the Year
-1982 Federal Way High School- South Puget Sound Coach of the Year