Jason Phillips - Football Coach - Oregon State University Athletics

Jason Phillips

Title:
Passing Game Coordinator / Wide Receivers
Email:
jason.phillips@oregonstate.edu

Jason Phillips brings balance to OSU's offense Oregonian June 14, 2016

PERSONAL INFO
Hometown: Houston, Texas
Birthdate: October 11, 1966
Education: University of Houston (Kinesiology, 2001)
Family: Wife, Kimberly
Twitter: @coachJHP

COACHING RESUME
2017 Oregon State – Pass Game Coordinator/Wide Receivers
2016 Kansas – Wide Receivers
2015 Denver Broncos – Training Camp Intern
2012-14 SMU – Co-Offensive Coordinator/Wide Receivers
2010-11 Houston – Offensive Coordinator/Wide Receivers/Recruiting Coordinator
2008-09 Houston -- Wide Receivers/Recruiting Coordinator
2007 Baylor – Inside Receivers/Recruiting Coordinator
2003-06 Houston – Wide Receivers/Cornerbacks
2002 Texas State – Wide Receivers
2002 Atlanta Falcons – Training Camp intern
2000-01 Houston – Offense
2001 – Minnesota Vikings – Training Camp Intern

BOWL GAMES
2011 TicketCity Bowl
2009 Armed Forces Bowl
2008 Armed Forces Bowl
2006 Liberty Bowl
2006 Fort Worth Bowl
2003 Hawai’i Bowl

HONORS
University of Houston Hall of Honor Inductee (2006)
Southwest Conference All-Decade Team of 1980s
Consensus All-American Wide Receiver (1987, ’88)
NCAA leader for receptions (1987, ’88) and for yards (1988)
Southwest Conference Co-Offensive Player of the Year (1988)
Southwest Conference Newcomer of the Year (1987)
1989 NFL Draft Pick of Detroit Lions

PLAYING EXPERIENCE
1996-97 Hamilton Tiger-Cats (WR)
1995 Birmingham Barracudas (WR)
1991-94 Atlanta Falcons (WR)
1989-90 Detroit Lions (WR)
1987-88 Houston (WR)

KANSAS

Steven Sims, Jr., Big 12 Conference Honorable Mention
Austin Moses Big 12 Conference Academic Team
Tyler Patrick Big 12 Conference Academic Team

SMU

SMU record two receivers with 100-plus receptions in same season (Jeremy Johnson & Darius Joseph)
Receivers Jeremy Johnson and Keenan Holman both eclipsed 1,000-yard mark for receiving in the same season – third time in SMU history with two WRs in the same season.
Darius Joseph and Jeremy Johnson each earned Conference USA honors

HOUSTON (2008-11 & 2003-06)

Won first 12 games of 2011 season and beat Penn State in TicketCity Bowl 30-14
No. 1 in the country in 2011 for total offense (599 yds p/g), passing offense (450.1), and scoring offense (49.3)
Named Rivals’ “Top-10 Recruiter” in 2010
2010 Conference USA leader for scoring.
Ranked in NCAA top-15 in four offensive categories in 2010
No. 1 in the country in 2009 for total offense (563.4 yds p/g), passing offense (433.7), scoring offense (42.2)
Cougar receivers eclipsed the 1,000-yard mark for one season seven times during his 2008-11 stint