Coaching Experience 2012 - Florida Atlantic University (Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks) 2009-11 - Montana State (Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks) 2005-2009 - Youngstown State (Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks) 2001-2004 - Youngstown State (Assistant Coach/Quarterbacks) 1999-2000- Walsh (Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks) 1998 - Walsh (Assistant Coach/WR) 1997 - Youngstown State (Graduate Assistant/WR) 1995-96 - Walsh University (Graduate Assistant)
Bowl /Post-Season Games Coached 2011 - FCS Playoff Quarterfinalist (Montana State) 2010 - FCS Playoff Quarterfinalist (Montana State) 2006 - FCS Playoff Semifinalist (Youngstown) 1997 - FCS National Champions (Youngstown)
Playing Experience Wide Receiver, College of Wooster
Birth date: May 12, 1972 Born: Goldsboro, North Carolina Hometown: Wooster, Ohio Education: Bachelor of Arts, College of Wooster (1994); Master of Arts, Walsh University (1998) Marital Status: Wife Laura Family: Jake (8), Marielle (5), Joseph (2)
At Montana State Brian Wright has spent his first two seasons at Montana State debunking the notion that the transition to a new offensive system is inherently difficult. Wright's two Bobcat offenses, led by dynamic quarterback DeNarius McGhee, averaged 440.6 yards per game, easily the most productive two-year span in school history. After leading the Big Sky in scoring offense, total offense and passing offense in 2010, Wright's unit topped the league in scoring offense and total offense in Big Sky games in 2011. Wright handed the reigns, in his first season at MSU, to redshirt freshman quarterback McGhee, who was named Big Sky Offensive Co-MVP, a first at MSU since 1984, and National Freshman of the Year by one organization.
At Youngstown State Wright came to Montana State after nine years at perennial FCS power Youngstown State University. Wright joined the Penguins' staff in 2001 as quarterbacks coach, working also as offensive coordinator from 2005-09. Wright helped engineer record-setting offenses at Youngstown State, with the team winning two Gateway Conference championships and advancing to the 2006 FCS final four.
At Walsh He returned to Walsh where he first began working with wide receivers (1998) and was then elevated to offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach where he served from 1999-00.
At Youngstown State Wright served as an offensive GA at Youngstown State in 1997 where his primary responsibilities focused with the National Champion Youngstown Penguins' receivers.
At Walsh He worked as a graduate assistant at Walsh University from 1995-96.
At Wooster Wright began his coach career as a collegiate senior, following a career-ending leg injury (1994).
Professional Players Coached Marcus Mason (Washington Redskins - Free Agent) Donald Jones (Buffalo Bills - Free Agent) Mike Person (San Francisco 493rs - 6th round)
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