Former Ole Miss RB joining staff as analyst, per report
Former Ole Miss RB Enrique Davis is reportedly returning to his alma mater in a coaching role. Davis will be an analyst for the Rebels, according to Matt Zenitz of On3.
Davis joins Lane Kiffin’s staff in an off-field role after previously coaching running backs at Western Kentucky.
Ole Miss has hired Enrique Davis as an analyst, sources tell @on3sports.
Davis, a former Ole Miss running back, was Western Kentucky’s running backs coach last season.https://t.co/DlIXY67ten pic.twitter.com/jRanFfxgKZ
— Matt Zenitz (@mzenitz) February 14, 2023
Davis was a member of the Rebels from 2008-to-2011, playing for Houston Nutt. He earned 2008 SEC Newcomer of the Year and helped Ole Miss win 2 Cotton Bowl games.
Davis got his coaching start at the prep level. He spent 4 years as the athletic director and head football coach at Renaissance Christian Academy in Georgia (2013-16) followed by a season as the co-offensive coordinator at Westlake High School in Atlanta.
After coaching high school, Davis got into college coaching at Morehouse College (2017-18). Positions at the University of West Georgia (2018-20), McMurry University (2021) and Western Kentucky (2022) followed. He also spent time with the New York Jets in the summer of 2021 in a quality control role during training camp.