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Bryan Hiller
Offensive Line / Strength and Conditioning
Phone: 573-288-6593
Office: Field House 305C
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Bio:
Bryan Hiller enters his third season as the offensive line and strength and conditioning coach at Culver-Stockton.
Hiller comes to Culver-Stockton after serving the last nine years as the offensive line coach at Winona (Minn.) State University. While at Winona, Hiller was the co-offensive coordinator from 2000-02 and assistant offensive coordinator from 2002-06.
Prior to Winona, Hiller was a graduate assistant at the University of Minnesota under Jim Wacker from 1996-98.
He earned a bachelor’s degree in physical education from the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh in 1996, and a masters of education degree in kinesiology from the University of Minnesota in 1998.
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Cameron Keller
Head Coach
Phone: 573-288-6581
Office: FH 305
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Bio:
On December 3, 2009, Culver-Stockton College named Cameron Keller as the 28th Head Coach in the school’s history.
Keller previously spent the past 10 years with Hastings College serving in multiple capacities as the quarterback’s coach and Athletic Recruiting Coordinator. During his time as an assistant coach with two different programs, Hastings College and Falcon High School (Peyton, CO), Keller has helped lead the programs to an overall record of 65-14.
A native of Gering, Nebraska, Keller played quarteback for four years at Hastings College before joining the coaching staff in 1998 as the QB’s coach. As a player Keller was named as both an All-NIAC Academic Selection along with being named as an Academic All-American in 1997. As a coach, Keller helped the Broncos to a record of 36-7 during his time along with back to back undefeated regular seasons. The Broncos spent seven weeks as the NAIA's top-ranked team, and made two NAIA national playoff appearances. During that time, the Broncos’ offense broke 24 school records and was one of the most proficient rushing attacks in the country. Keller was named as the Athletic Recruiting Coordinator at Hastings College in 2001, a position he held until leaving in December for C-SC. As both a player and a coach, Keller was a part of three conference championships while at Hastings College.
Due to a relocation to Colorado Springs, Colo., for his wife’s job, Keller joined the Falcon coaching staff as the offensive coordinator in 2007. Falcon High School had seen almost no success in their 30-year history before 2007. In fact, the school had never had a winning season in school history and had only made it to the playoffs one time as a wild card finishing the season 5-5. In Keller’s first season at Falcon, the school finished the season 13-1 and had the school’s first appearance in the state championship game. That season saw the Falcons amass 5,350 yards offensively; 4,284 of those yards coming on the ground, making them the #1 rushing offense in the state of Colorado and #2 in total offense. They also broke 20 school records that season and have sense broken six more. In 2009, Falcon had another great year as it finished 10-2 and advanced to the state quarterfinals of the CHSAA state playoffs. This year’s Falcon offense averaged over 350 yards per game and nearly 30 points per game which included throwing for a school record 1,650 yards and 17 touchdowns. During his tenure at Falcon, Keller has seen the program take off into a team with an overall record of 28-8 in the past three seasons along with spending nine weeks ranked #1 in the state of Colorado.
Keller’s wife, Michelle, is currently a City Attorney for the City of Colorado Springs. They have been married for seven years and have one daughter, 4-year old Marin, and one son, Kyle, born in March 2010, and a dog, Bailey. In his free time, Coach Keller enjoys spending time with his family, golfing and hunting.
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David Braun
Defensive Coordinator / Linebackers
Phone: 573-288-6399
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David Braun begins his first season as the defensive line coach for the Wildcats in 2010 after serving the last two seasons in the same capacity as a graduate assistant coach at Winona State University (Minn.).
During the 2008 season Braun helped coach a Warriors defense which led the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference (NSIC) in turnover margin averaging just over two turnovers gained per game. A Warrior defensive lineman (Brandon White) coached by Braun led the team in sacks. Overall the defensive line had 13 sacks on the season. In two years as defensive line coach, Braun coached six players who earned All-NSIC honors.
Braun was a member of a Warriors defense which in 2003 was ranked first in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference in scoring defense and turnover margin, second in rushing defense and total defense, and third in sacks. Braun and the Warriors won the NSIC Championship and qualified for an appearance in the NCAA Division II playoffs.
In 2004 Braun and the Warriors’ defense picked up where they left off in 2003. The Warriors ranked first in the NSIC in scoring defense, rushing defense, total defense, and second in the NSIC in sacks. For the second consecutive season Braun and the Warriors won the NSIC Championship and advanced to the NCAA Division II playoffs.
Braun helped the 2005 Warriors’ defense finish first in scoring defense in the NSIC, first in turnover margin, second in rushing defense, and third in total defense and sacks. For the fourth time in five seasons the Warriors won the NSIC Championship. Following the season Braun was named All-NSIC.
Braun’s best season was in 2006 when he recorded 48 tackles and led Winona State in tackles for a loss with 12.5 and was tied for second on the team in sacks with 5.5. His 12.5 tackles for a loss put Braun in a fifth place tie in the NSIC while his 5.5 sacks placed him fifth in the NSIC. Braun ranked tied for first in the NSIC in forced fumbles in addition to helping the Warriors’ defense earn first place rankings in the NSIC in scoring defense and turnover margin, second in rushing defense, and third in sacks. For the fourth time in six seasons the Warriors qualified for the NCAA Division II playoffs. Following the season Braun was named All-NSIC for the second consecutive season.
In 2007 Braun and the Warriors won the NSIC Championship and advanced to the NCAA Division II playoffs. This marked the third time in Braun’s playing career as a Warrior that Winona State won the NSIC Championship and advanced to the NCAA Division II playoffs in the same season. Braun finished at Winona State as a two-time captain, a four-time NSIC All-Academic selection, and an All-Region selection.
Braun graduated from Winona State University in 2008 with a Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education. He is currently working on a Master of Science degree in Educational Leadership with an emphasis in Sport Management at Winona State University.
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Justin Gumm
Running Backs
Phone: 573-288-6573
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Justin Gumm is in his first season as the running backs coach for the Wildcats after working in the same position at Trumas State University (Mo.) during the 2009 season.
Gumm was a four-year letterwinner at quarterback for the Wildcats from 2005-08.
Under Gumm in 2007, the Wildcats were ranked eighth in the NAIA in passing offense and 13th in passing efficiency. He was 13th in Pass Efficiency
at 138.4, 29th in yards per game at 188.7 and 33rd in total offense at 184 yards per game. He threw for a season-high 361 yards against Lindenwood University on Sept. 22, 2007.
That season, Gumm was a Daktronics-NAIA Football Scholar-Athlete. Gumm graduated cum laude with a Physical Education and Health degree from C-SC in 2009 where he also coached the defensive backs this last spring.
He is a native of Quincy, Ill. and attended Quincy Senior High School.
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Doug Savage
Receivers Coach
Phone: 573-288-6426
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Doug Savage took over the reins of the Wildcat track and field program in August 2010.
Savage, a native of Winchester, Ill., was most recently the head track and field coach at Quincy University (Ill.) where he coached a Great Lakes Valley Conference champion in the men’s shot put in 2001. Savage is USA Track and Field level 2 certified in sprints, hurdles and relays. While at Quincy, Savage also worked as an assistant football coach for four years coaching the offensive line, defensive backs and running backs during that tenure.
As a student-athlete, Savage attended Ottawa University (Kan.) where he participated in track and field, cross country and football. He earned Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference (KCAC) honors in track his senior season by finishing second in both the 110-meter high hurdles and the 400-meter intermediate hurdles.
After obtaining a bachelor’s degree in physical education and health from Ottawa in 1989, Savage, a three-sport letterwinner at Winchester High School, coached and taught at several secondary schools until being hired as a football coach at Quincy University in 1997.
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