Haskell Athletics

With the hiring of Eric Brock as head football coach on April 22, 2002 Haskell Indian Nations University gave Coach Brock a chance to return to Lawrence, Kansas for the 1^st time in 9 years. Coach Brock a Laguna and Santa Clara Pueblo Indian started his collegiate career here at Haskell playing wide receiver for Coach Gary Tanner at the Junior College level. Brock then transferred to Fort Lewis College in Durango, Colorado to continue playing and to begin his coaching career.

While attending Fort Lewis College and finding himself with one year of schooling to finish after his football eligibility was finalized Eric Brock was asked to join the Fort Lewis Football Staff. Brock said “I had always shown an interest in not just the X’s and O’s on the field but why each scheme was used in certain situations. I guess the coaches could see that I was interested in their business.” In 1995 Coach Brock was given the duties as the Running Backs Coach at Fort Lewis College and took on this endeavor for two years.

In 1997 Coach Brock was fortunate enough to be offered the graduate assistant position at the University of New Mexico in Brock’s home town of Albuquerque, N.M. In this position Coach Brock worked under former UNM Head Coach Dennis Franchione and current Head Coach Rocky Long. “I have always been fortunate to be coached by and coach with men that are not only good at their jobs but quality human beings,” Brock said, “Their work ethic and integrity are qualities that I strive for on a daily basis.” Coach Brock held this position for three years working with the linebackers, defensive line and the secondary. While at the University of New Mexico Coach Brock earned his Master’s Degree and met his wife formally Regina Jojola of Isleta, N.M.

Coach Brock’s next opportunity took him to Thatcher, AZ where he was the Defensive Line Coach and Special Teams Coordinator for Eastern Arizona College. “Eastern Arizona opened my eyes to the highly competitive junior college scene, with unbelievable athletes that were at these schools.” After one season in Thatcher, AZ Coach Brock was offered the Defensive Coordinator and Special Teams Coordinator position back at his alma mater Fort Lewis College. “I think that Durango, Colorado is one of the prettiest places in America and I was happy to have chance to return”, Brock said. However, Coach Brock’s return to Durango only lasted one year because another alma mater dear to his heart came calling.

“Just after spring break I received a call that Haskell Indian Nations University had requested that I come down for an interview,” Brock said, “and I could not think of a better environment in which to work and raise my family around.” Coach Brock is currently working toward a conference championship and developing our student athletes for success on and off the field.

Brock resides here in Lawrence with his wife Regina and their 4 year old daughter Elizabeth (Pa-whim-pa Shoodi).

2005 Coaching Staff

Joey McGuire		Joe Bointy
Offensive Coordinator		Receivers Coach
Joey McGuire is in his first year as Offensive Coordinator with the Haskell Indians. Before arriving at Haskell, Coach McGuire spent Three years as a graduate assistant (off. Line) for the University of New Mexico, where Coach McGuire also attained his Master's Degree in Sports Administration. Before arriving to New Mexico, Coach McGuire spent two years as the Running Backs and Wide Receivers coach for Fort Lewis College in Durango, CO. He is a 1997 graduate of Florida State University, receiving his bachelor's degree in Leisure Services and Studies. McGuire spent the 1997-98 academic year as an assistant football coach at Tavares (FL) High School. He moved to Baylor University in the fall of 1998, earning credits towards his master's degree. McGuire served an internship with the NFL's Indianapolis Colts during the summer of 2000 before moving on to Fort Lewis.		Joe Bointy, receivers coach is beginning his second year with the Haskell Fightin’ Indians football team and his seventh year overall with the athletic program Coach Bointy also serves as the head Men’s Track and Field coach. Bointy holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Education and a Masters of Education degree from the University of Central Oklahoma. Joe is married to the former Shelly Eagleman of Popular, Montana.

Jimmy Snyder		Sutagee Anglin
Linebackers Coach		Defensive Line Coach
Jimmy Snyder is currently assigned to the linebackers. Coach Snyder is a graduate of Haskell and also played for the Fightin’ Indians Football during his tenure. Coach Snyder is currently enrolled at the University of Kansas where he is earning a degree in United States history..		Sutagee Anglin is in his second year of coaching for the Fightin Indians. Coach Anglin’s knowledge of the defensive line stems from three years of collegiate experience. Two of those years, 1991 and 1992, were here at Haskell, where he earned all conference honors both years. The third year was at Ft. Lewis College in Durango, Colorado. Mr. Anglin gave up football due to an injury and concentrated on a career in law enforcement. Anglin’s spare time is occupied by his wife Chelsee, two daughters, Brianna 9, Alexia 4 and newborn baby boy Sutagee Jr.

Teddy Tyner		Wayne Thompson
Offensive Line Coach		Defensive Coach
Teddy Tyner is in his third year at Haskell Indian Nations University, where he holds two positions for the Fightin’ Indians. Offensive line coach and offensive signaler. Tyner came to Haskell Indian Nations University from Bethany College in Lindsborg, Kansas where he was a player for four years and coach for a year. While at Bethany College Tyner was part of two conference championship teams, one as a player and as a coach (1999, 2001) A Native of Del City, Oklahoma, Tyner is a graduate of Bethany College with a Degree in Health & Physical Education..		Wayne Thompson is in his third year with the Indians Football Program. He currently coaches the defensive line and other areas of the defense. Wayne is married to wife Debra

Kiah Smith		Joe Claunch
Defensive Line Coach		Running backs Coach
Kiah Smith is in his second year as Haskell’s Tight Ends Coach. Kiah played for the Indians in the 2003-2004 season as a Center, Fullback, and Tight End. Coach Smith has also coached high school football in his native state of Oklahoma. He spent two years at Tahlequah-Sequoyah high school (1999-2001) where he coached the Offensive/Defensive Line and Wide Receivers. During the 2002-2003 football season Coach Smith his time with the Kellyville Ponies football program serving as the Offensive Line Coach. Kiah is a native of Sapulpa, Oklahoma and graduated from Sapulpa high school in 1998. He will graduate from Haskell this December with his BA in American Indian Studies.		Joe Claunch, this is his second year as a student coach. He will be taking on the responsibilities as running backs coach and academic supervisor. Coach Cluanch is enrolled at Haskell Indian Nations University.
Adam Anderson
Offensive Line Coach
Adam Anderson, came to Haskell in Fall of 01, played football for four years, this is my first year of coaching as a graduate assistant. I am an offensive assistant, help out with running backs, quarterbacks, wide receivers, and offensive line. Majoring in Elementary Education. Engaged to the Jayme Meyer.

(Note: The Haskell Football Coaching Staff would like to thank our wives Regina Brock, Shelley Bointy, Chelsee Anglin, and our other loved ones for their support and patience throughout the season.)