EJ White

Since joining the Eagles in June of 2021, EJ White has served as the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach for the Husson University football program.

CAREER AT A GLANCE:

• Since joining the Husson coaching staff, White has helped lead the Eagles to a 19-12 (.613) record, including an 11-7 (.611) mark in conference games.
• With White at the helm offensively, Husson finished third in the Commonwealth Coast Conference in yards per game with 408.2, in addition to finishing third in the league in passing yards with 2,255 and passing yards per game at 225.5.
• The Eagles finished second in the league and set the program record in third-down success rate at 46% in White's first season in 2021.
• During the 2023 season, White's offensive unit led the nation in completion percentage, finished tops in the Commonwealth Coast Conference in quarterback rating and second in the league in scoring offense. Additionally, the Eagles broke the program record for fewest offensive turnovers in a season with 11 (four fumbles, seven interceptions. 
• In 2022, the Eagles offense ranked ninth in the country in completion percentage and finished as the second-best passing attack in the Commonwealth Coast Conference. 
• During the 2021 season, White's offense ranked tops in the Commonwealth Coast Conference in passing and second in total offense. 
• During White's time as a part of the Husson coaching staff, he has coached numerous All-Conference selections - Nic Visser (2021, 2022, 2023), Garrett Poussard (2021), Tyler Halls (2021), Aidan Hogan (2021), Juwan Moore (2021), Jake Cameron (2021), Jon Bell (2021, 2022), Cullen Casey (2022, 2023), Elijah Garnett (2023), Hayden Fielder (2023) Ja'Quan Myles (2023) Jade Hutchinson (2023).
• One Conference Offensive Player of the Year has been directed by White - Nic Visser (2022).
• White has guided one Noontime Sports All-New England Team member - Nic Visser (2022).
• One DIII All-New England Team selection has been coached by White - Aidan Hogan (2021).
• White has mentored multiple d3football.com All-Region Team honorees - Aidan Hogan (2021), Juwan Moore (2021), Cullen Casey (2023), Elijah Garnett (2023).
• White took over as the quarterbacks coach and receivers coach at Monmouth College in 2018, where he led the Fighting Scots to a 15-5 record, including an unblemished 9-0 mark in Midwest Conference (MWC) games.
• White helped produce three All-Midwest Conference Team selections during his tenure with the Scots.
• Under White’s guidance in his inaugural season at Monmouth, senior quarterback Hayden Nelson bettered the Scots single-game passing touchdown mark held by former NFL quarterback Alex Tanney and his older brother Mitch Tanney, when Nelson threw for seven touchdowns in a game, with former Husson wide receivers coach Jacolby Maxwell on the receiving end of four of those scores.
• In the 2019 season with Monmouth, White helped guide the Scots to a 7-3 overall mark, which included earning the program's first MWC Championship and NCAA DIII Championship Tournament appearance since the 2017 season.
• During White's lone season in 2017 with Webber International University, he helped lead the team to a 5-4 overall mark, which was the fourth winning season in program history.
• Individually, White’s offense produced two All-Mid-South Conference Sun Division First Team selections and one All-MSC Sun Division Second Team selection.

• COACHING TIMELINE:2017: Webber International University (Offensive Coordinator and Quarterbacks Coach)
• 2018-2020: Monmouth College (Quarterbacks Coach and Receivers Coach)
• 2021-Present Husson University (Offensive Coordinator and Quarterbacks Coach)

• ATHLETIC CAREER:White was a four-year starter at the University of St. Francis (Ill.), where he guided the Fighting Saints to four-consecutive winning seasons.
• During White's career, USF earned a win over FBS school, Georgia State, in the Georgia Dome, as well as leading USF to its first playoff victory over Morningside College.
• White holds every season and career passing record at St. Francis, where he eclipsed the 10,000 passing yards mark and threw for 103 touchdowns. Additionally, White holds the career rushing record, with just over 2,900 career yards.
• After graduating from USF, White played professionally in Europe for three years, where he also served as an offensive coordinator for teams in Sweden and Germany. 

• PERSONAL:A native of St. Cloud, Fla. (St. Cloud High School).
• White graduated from the University of St. Francis in 2014 with a degree in accounting.