Keith Burns (coach)

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For other persons named Keith Burns, see Keith Burns (disambiguation).

Keith Burns was the head football coach at the University of Tulsa during the years 2000 to 2002. While at Tulsa, Burns had a coaching record of 7-28.

He currently serves as the defensive and special teams coach for the San José State University Spartans.

Keith was born on September 26, 1960, in Hurst, Texas.

Coaching Experience[1]:

  • 2005 San Jose State University tight ends coach/special teams coordinator
  • 2004 San Jose State University defensive coordinator/defensive backs coach
  • 2000-02 University of Tulsa head coach
  • 1998-99 University of Arkansas defensive coordinator
  • 1998 Broyles Award top-five finalist
  • 1994-97 University of Southern California defensive coordinator/defensive backs coach
  • 1993 University of Southern California defensive backs coach
  • 1991-92 Rice University defensive pass coordinator
  • 1989-90 Rice University defensive backs/special teams coach
  • 1988 University of the Pacific offensive coordinator
  • 1987 University of the Pacific defensive coordinator/defensive backs coach
  • 1986 University of the Pacific co-defensive coordinator/defensive backs coach
  • 1985 University of the Pacific defensive backs coach/special teams coach
  • 1984 University of Arkansas graduate assistant
Preceded by
Dave Rader		 Tulsa Head Football Coach
2000–2002		 Succeeded by
Steve Kragthorpe
v • d • e
Tulsa Golden Hurricane Head Football Coaches

Leards • Taylor • McBirney • Allen • Evans • Medford • Smith • Schmidt • Acher • Henderson • Hurt • Benefiel • Frnka • Brothers • Witucki • B Dobbs • G Dobbs • Carillot • Gibson • Dry • Cooper • Morton • Henshaw • Rader • Burns • Kragthorpe • Graham

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