Billy Napier

American football coach

American Cookeville, Tennessee, United States Cancer

Quick Info

ProfessionAmerican football coach
NationalityAmerican
Date of Birth21/07/1979
Age47 years
BirthplaceCookeville, Tennessee, United States
Zodiac SignCancer

Latest News about Billy Napier

25/10/2026

NC State fired head coach Dave Doeren after 14 seasons, opening its first football coaching search since 2012. James Madison coach Billy Napier was reported among the candidates, having led the Dukes to a 7-1 start in his first season there. Napier's overall head coaching record is 69-36.

06/12/2025

James Madison University announced Billy Napier as its new head football coach, replacing Bob Chesney, who left for UCLA. Napier returns to the Sun Belt Conference, where he previously built the Louisiana program, and reportedly signed a five-year contract. He was set to lead the Dukes beginning with the 2026 season.

19/10/2025

Florida fired Billy Napier after a 3-4 start to the 2025 season, ending his four-year run with the Gators. The decision came shortly after a win over Mississippi State, and wide receivers coach Billy Gonzales was named interim head coach.

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Bio/Wiki

Full NameWilliam Hall Napier
Known ForCollege football coaching
AwardsTwo-time Sun Belt Conference Coach of the Year while at Louisiana
Current RoleHead coach, James Madison University (from 2026 season)

Educational Qualification(s)

CollegeFurman University
DegreeBachelor's degree in health and exercise science

Relationships & More

SpouseAli

Family

FatherBill Napier

Career

Playing CareerQuarterback at Furman from 1999 to 2002
Coaching Career
  • Graduate assistant at Clemson
  • Offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach roles at Clemson, Colorado State, Arizona State, and others
  • Head coach at Louisiana from 2018 to 2021
  • Head coach at Florida from 2022
  • Head coach at James Madison from 2026

Social Media

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Some Lesser Known Facts

1. Played college football as a quarterback at Furman
2. Was a two-time All-Southern Conference selection
3. Grew up in Chatsworth, Georgia
4. His father was also a high school football coach
5. Was a finalist for the Walter Payton Award in his senior year at Furman
6. Known for the phrase "Scared money don't make money" among Florida fans

Also born on 21 July

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