Board
Approves Randy Bullock as new Athletic Director
Dec.
12, 2005
On December 12th the
Board of Trustees approved Randy Bullock as the new Athletic Director.
The Board also approved the recommendation to advertise for a new Head
Coach and a new Transportation Coordinator effectively immediately. As
of Monday, December 12 the Midlothian Head Football Coach, Adam Henke,
was reassigned as an assistant coach for the Panthers. Henke was assigned
as Head Coach in late-summer 2005 after Gary Oliver resigned as the Athletic
Director and Head Coach.
Bullock, currently
the MISD Transportation Coordinator, is expected to assume his role as
the new AD in January 2006. He and his wife, Robin who is principal at
Frank Seale MS, have two children Emily 3yrs. and Evan 11mths.
After receiving approval
from the Board Bullock stated, "Serving as the Athletic Director
for the Midlothian ISD is a tremendous opportunity. It is truly a privilege
to be able to lead an athletic program in a fast growing community. We
have a responsibility to organize and promote an extracurricular program
that will enhance the overall learning experience in the District."
During his college
years, he attended Northwestern State University in Natchitoches, Louisiana
and was a four-year letterman, four-year starter and part of the 1988
Southland Conference Champions. In 1992, he was privileged to play for
the Atlanta Falcons in Atlanta, Georgia as outside linebacker/special
teams and later played for the Ottawa Roughriders Football Club in Ottawa,
Ontario.
Throughout his professional
career Bullock has successfully coached in various capacities and served
as football camp instructor from 1995-2005. Beginning his career at Northwestern
State University in Louisiana and later moving on to Eufaula High School
in Alabama where he served as assistant Athletic Director with 4 winning
seasons, 2 years as district champs. Bullock later faced the corporate
world in 1999-2003 and was a sales and finance manager for Frank Parra
Autoplex and Chuck Fairbanks Chevrolet. Later he moved back into the game
as a special teams coordinator and facilities coordinator for Cedar Hill
High School and was part of their first winning season in 9 years with
a 6-4 record. During 2004-2005 he was the assistant head football and
special teams coordinator where he helped guide the Panthers to a 7-4
record and winning season while also assigned as the DAEP Coordinator
for MHS.
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