Football

Tyree Foreman could be described as the zen master of the Golden Eagles’ coaching staff. With a cool and calm approach, Foreman oversees the Tech offense as well as works with the team’s tight ends.

It is a slight departure from a season ago, as he leaves the running backs role to take on the play-calling effort after the departure of Justin Rascati in the winter.

Working with Satterfield at Temple, the 2015 season was Tyree Foreman’s eighth as running backs coach with the Owls, where he developed a tradition of excellent ball carriers under his direction.

Foreman earned a bachelor’s degree in religious studies from Virginia in May 2001, with concentrations in Christianity and Buddhism. He was a three-year letterwinner in the backfield at Virginia from 1999 to 2001, starting at both the fullback and tailback positions.

After departing Virginia, the Sandy Spring, Md., native, signed a rookie, free-agent contract with the San Diego Chargers in April 2002. At the end of training camp he was signed to the Chicago practice squad in August and remained with the Bears throughout the 2002 season. Foreman was allocated to NFL Europe during the spring of 2003 and spent the season as the starting fullback for the Barcelona Dragons. 

He left professional football during the summer of 2003 and returned to the gridiron with his initial coaching assignment at West Point.  

Foreman arrived at West Point in March 2004 and helped make an immediate impact on the Black Knight rushing attack. In addition to coaching ball carriers during his tenure at Army, Foreman also worked with special teams, assisting with punt, kickoff return and punt return, as well as field goal and extra point units. He recruited in Maryland, Washington DC, Virginia, Delaware, West Virginia, and Ohio for the Black Knights.