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| Joe Dickinson |
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| Joe Dickinson has over 25 years of coaching high school to eventually becoming Offensive coordinator at four major Universities.
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Joe has served on the coaching staff of the following schools: Tulane, Central Oklahoma, Northern Illinois, Marshall, Tulsa University (on two occasions), and also had two stints at Oklahoma University. Dickinson would eventually become the Offensive Coordinator at Oklahoma, Marshall, Northern Illinois, and Central Oklahoma. He has had the privilege to work with some of the most successful and knowledgeable coaches in all of football. He was a member of Barry Switzer’s staff in his first stint with Oklahoma. Those teams played in two Orange Bowls and won the 1985 National Championship with a 25-10 victory over Penn State.
Dickinson also coached in the Independence Bowl during his second term at Tulsa and coached in the Pigskin Classic in his second term at Oklahoma. He worked for the likes of John Cooper (Tulsa) and Jim Donnan (Marshall). As a young coach he got to work with Troy Aikman while Troy was part of the 1985 team before he transferred to UCLA and became the first pick in the 1989 NFL draft.
During his time at Tulane Joe coached and recruited J.P. Losman (2004/Round 1/pick: 22) and Patrick Ramsey (2002/Round 1/Pick: 32) while at Tulane. His time at Tulsa produced eventual NFL quarterbacks T.J. Rubley (Los Angeles Rams) and Gus Frerotte (Washington Redskins). While at Northern Illinois his offense’s were a fixture at the top of the rushing charts and coached NCAA rushing champ LeShon Johnson. He has coached and recruited NFL first round picks at numerous positions including Roy Williams (Dallas Cowboys), Stockar McDougle (Detroit Lions), along with four straight running backs from 1994-1997who went on to NFL careers LeShon Johnson (Green Bay Packers), James Allen (Chicago Bears), Demond Parker (Green Bay Packers), Jermaine Fezande (San Diego Chargers).
Joe has spent a lot of time picking the brain of many of the brightest minds in football while touring over 20 NFL camps and countless college visits. During his tenure with the aforementioned programs he has also worked with some of the top assistant coaches in this country, many of whom are current NFL assistants or top Head Coaches in college football.
Outside of football Joe started FAB50 recruiting in 2000 which to this day is still one of the top recruiting websites on the web.
He currently resides in Choctaw, Oklahoma with his wife Teresa. The couple has three daughters and three grand children.
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