Coach Quentin Saulsberry is in his second year as Offensive Line Coach with the Bears. Prior to coming to Summit, he coached the offensive line at Starkville High School.
A native of Independence, Saulsberry graduated from Independence High School in 2007 after lettering all four years for the Wildcats. After graduation Saulsberry enrolled at Mississippi State where he continued his academics and athletics for the Bulldogs as an offensive lineman.
While in Starkville, Saulsberry started 52-consecutive games for the Bulldogs. He earned freshman All-SEC honors. During his junior year he earned All-SEC Second Team and All-SEC Honorable Mention during his senior year.
Following his time at Mississippi State, Saulsberry went into the NFL signing as an undrafted free agent with the Minnesota Vikings. Saulsberry also played for the Denver Broncos before playing in the Canadian Football League for the Winnepeg Blue Bombers. Afterwards he played for the New Orleans Voodoo of the Arena Football League.
After his playing career wrapped, Saulsberry entered law enforcement as a patrol officer with the Starkville Police Department. He then became a School Resource Officer at Starkville High before transitioning into coaching full-time with the Yellow Jackets.
Saulsberry has three children: Quentin McCoy, Dakota and Christian.
