Frank Diaz

Live for the roaring crowd on 3rd down, then silence them with a dart, clutch.

Frank Diaz is currently part of Florida Atlantic University, where he has worked under Lane Kiffin for the last two years. Prior to this he was the Co-offensive Coordinator at Independence Community College and starred on Emmy Nominated Netflix documentary series ‘Last Chance U’. Frank graduated from the University of Oregon and worked under Chip Kelly & Scott Frost from 2009-2012. He saw two Rose Bowls and a BCS National Championship during his time at Oregon.

Coaching Tree

Willie Taggart

Lane Kiffin

Chip Kelly

Scott Frost

Marguet Miller

Jason Brown

Coaching Highlights

· Boca Raton Bowl Champions (52-28) 2019

· FAU Conference USA Champions (11-3) 2019

·Joined Florida Atlantic University Football 2018

·Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference Football Champions 2017

·Independence Community College Football ranked 5th in NJCAA

·In five seasons quarterbacks threw for 15,814 yards, 165 TD’s, and 67% completion accuracy

·Mentored Jorge Reyna to be the Nations Leading Passer in 2016. Formed into a 3 star Qb. Jeff Tedfords first offer/commit at Fresno State

·In 2016 at West Los Angeles College the offense totaled 5,171 yards. Reyna passed for over 3,600 yards, 364 Y/G, 316 completions, 70.5% accuracy, 39 TD’s, 8 INT’s

· West LA offense ranked in the top four through four seasons averaging 4,632 yards

·Offense's averaged 39 ppg in 2012, 43 ppg in 2014, and 41 ppg 2016

·Guided Qb Dallas Lopez to the number one quarterback statistically in CCCAA and earned All California First Team Offense, Player of the Year Award, and All Conference in 2014. Lopez finished being ranked 7th nationally

·Assisted West LA in a new CCCAA junior college level scoring record of 83 points in one game and 2nd nationally

·2013 coached Wide Receiver LaRon Barnes to become All America. Earned All California First Team Offense. And All Conference

·Recruited, and developed three junior college All-Americas, two Conference Players of the Year in his five seasons at West Los Angeles College