3. Andrew Jackson - Coach of the Year
Sul Ross State University 1989 Alumni Head Coach for LBJ High School in Austin, TX

4. Andrew Jackson - Coach of the Year
He attended Sul Ross 1986 to
A two-time team captain, he earned All-TIAA First Team honors in 1987, 1988, and 1989.
He holds the NAIA record for five interceptions in a game

5. Andrew Jackson - Coach of the Year
During his playing career at Sul Ross, he earned NAIA Defensive Player of the Week
He was an Academic All- Conference selection in and 1989

6. Andrew Jackson - Coach of the Year
He excelled off the field as well, making the Dean’s List in and 1989.
He earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Business and Education (1989) and a Master’s of Education (1991).

7. Andrew Jackson - Coach of the Year
He served two terms as President of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes
He served as president of the Black Student Association

8. Andrew Jackson - Coach of the Year
After graduation, he began a life-long career as a coach. He served as athletics coordinator and head football coach at LBJ High School in Austin

9. Andrew Jackson - Coach of the Year
In his 20 year coaching career, he earned 6 District Coach of the Year awards and was Central Texas Coach of the Year in 2014.

10. Andrew Jackson - Coach of the Year
“In the past, we’ve steered our players to be successful in society, not negative to society,” he said. “So I consider myself blessed. I’ve had players reach the NFL and (others) who are playing in college right now. We’ve had kids who have gone on to Wall Street. For me to have found my purpose in life, that’s a blessing.”

11. Andrew Jackson - Coach of the Year
He was inducted into SRSU Hall of Fame in 2018
In 2017 he was diagnosed with esophageal cancer and died in December
Despite the cancer, he coached LBJ to a spot in the state playoffs in the 2017 season.