the highest scoring offense in the af2, with a 55.8 average. In 2006, he got his only head coaching job to date, when he took over the Everett Hawks after an 0–3 start. After only six games as the head man, there, Foggie was lured over to the Macon Knights by head coach Derek Stingley to be their offensive coordinator. In 2007, Foggie followed Stingley to Albany, Georgia to be the offensive coordinator for the South Georgia Wildcats. Foggie also agreed to be the offensive coordinator of Burnsville High School, a suburb of Minneapolis, after the af2 season ends. In 2014, Foggie accepted the position of head coach for the Red Wing (Minnesota) High School football team. Foggie was named head coach of the Eagan High School Wildcats, a metropolitan school in the Minnesota 6A South Suburban Conference, "accepting" the job May 13, 2016, after two seasons at Red Wing. But 10 days later Foggie was out, as a district communication specialist said that was never official and that Foggie had effectively changed his mind. Foggie asserted that he was forced to resign due to an accidental Twitter follow of a pornographic website. Career after football Coach Rickey Foggie was cited Coolest Coach by his players at Red Wing High School. Rickey is the father of Trey Foggie, the starting tight end at Division 2 powerhouse Winston-Salem State University. References 1966 births Living people People from Laurens, South Carolina American football quarterbacks Minnesota Golden Gophers football players American players of Canadian football Canadian football quarterbacks BC Lions players Toronto Argonauts players Edmonton Elks players Memphis Mad Dogs players Minnesota Fighting Pike players Anaheim Piranhas players New Jersey Red Dogs players Florida Bobcats players Detroit Fury players Toronto Phantoms players Carolina Cobras players Af2 coaches Players of American football from South Carolina Kansas City Command coaches Macon Knights coaches Hamilton Tiger-Cats players