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Bio: In his 5th year as Saints Head Coach and QB's coach, Josh Floyd is the definition of a Shiloh
Christian Saint. Floyd grew up at Shiloh and quarterbacked the Saints to their first state championship
in 1998. His number 7 is retired and his name is all over the national record books.

He went on to play at Ouachita Baptist before a career ending injury. Learning under Tulsa Offensive
Coordinator Gus Malzahn, Floyd's Spread Attack is exciting to watch and piles up wins. His desire for
the game and passion for making a difference in young men's lives is what truly makes him the ideal
man for the Shiloh Christian Saints football program.

Floyd and his wife Kate were married in January of 2003. They have two sons, Peyton (3), and new
born Parker.

At Shiloh Christian 2004-Present
His Saints were the Class 3A State Runner-Up in 2007. This young squad started 4 freshmen, and 18
total underclassmen in the State Championship game. Floyd groomed first time QB Blake Roberts to
an All State performer, and the leader of once again one of the state's top offenses.
In 2006, Floyd had a banner year at SC. Not only did he bring home his first State Championship as a
coach, the '06 team also finished #9 in the southwest United States. In 2006, Coach Floyd was the
consensus Class 3A Coach of the Year, taking home the Hootens, Little Rock Touchdown Club,
Associated Press, and Arkansas Democrat Gazette awards. His 2004 and 2005 squads both advanced
to the Arkansas State Quarterfinals. In his four years at Shiloh, he has sent 13 players to the college
level, 4 of them being Division I.

At Bryant High School (Bryant, Ar 2003) Offensive Coordinator
He accepted the job at Bryant in the Spring of 2003 after a short stint as a graduate assistant QB
coach at the University of Arkansas. Floyd then took control and made the Bryant offense into one of
the top offenses in Arkansas in his first and only year there. His spread attack set over twenty school
records and six state records.

Bio: Barnard's 2006 defense was the best in Class 3A in the majority of statistical categories. His
multiple scheme causes offenses to prepare for many different formations in the course of a week. He
has been the Defensive Coordinator at SC since 2005, and came onto the staff in 2004 as the
Linebackers coach.

In the Spring of 2000, Barnard was named the Head JH Coach at Arkansas Baptist in Little Rock. After
just one year, he was promoted to Head Coach and served in that capacity through the 2003 season.
He began his coaching career at Woodland High School in Oklahoma. For the '98 and '99 seasons,
Barnard assisted both the Jr. High and Sr. High programs.

Barnard played college football at Northwestern State University, working as a quarterback.

Barnard started at quarterback and was a three sport athlete for his high school in Fairfax, OK. His
senior year he earned All-Conference and Oklahoma All-State honors.

Barnard married his wife, McKale, in 1997. They have one son, Carter (5).

Bio: Perry has brought a lot both on and off the playing field to the Shiloh program. The offensive
lines have gotten better and better each of his 3 years, 2006 being one of the best in school history.
Also, he brought in the "Bigger, Faster, Stronger" off-season strength training program, and the
Saints have seen the benefits.

Perry played college football at the Univeristy of Arkansas from 1999-2003. During his time there the
Hogs attended five bowl games. His senior year, Perry was one of the strongest Razorbacks on the
team. He played offensive guard and offensive tackle.

Out of high school, Perry was one of the most highly recruited players in Texas, receiving All-State
honors his senior year. He still holds the record for knockdown blocks in a game for Arlington High.

He married his wife, Blaire, in December of 2003.

Bio: Harris went back to his roots in 2006. When hired in 2005 he coached the defensive line, but was
able to move back to his ideal situation with defensive backs in 2006. His secondary enjoyed a great
year and were all named to the All-Conference team. Harris also is the Head Coach of the SC Baseball
team.

Harris began his coaching career in 2000 at Foreman High School in south Arkansas. He was the JH
Head Coach, and Defensive Coordinator for the Gators. His defense was annually one of the top in
the 7AA.

He played his college football at Haskell Indian Junior College, where he was All-Conference for 2
years.

Harris' high school career at Broken Bow High included two trips to the 3A State Championship. They
won it his senior year.

Harris married his wife, Laci, in 2000. They have one daughter, Ashton (3) , and one new born son,
Jackson.

Bio: Rod Washington will be in his first year with the Shiloh Christian staff in 2008. Washington
brings to the table experience as an offensive coordinator in the great football state of Texas, as well
as tremendous knowledge in the field of speed training. He is also the Head Coach of the Track
program, and teaches Christian Studies.

From 2003-2007 Coach Washington was the Offensive Coordinator at Prestonwood Christian
Academy in Plano, Texas. During his tenure there, he transitioned Prestonwood to a no-huddle,
spread offense, which helped PCA win the 2005 Texas State Championship. Prior to his stint at
Prestonwood, he was an assistant at McKinney North HS (TX), as the Offensive Coordinator from
2001-2003.

Washington was the Quarterbacks coach at Allen High School (TX) for two years, 2000-2001. His first
stop in McKinney, TX was at McKinney High to be the Running Backs Coach for 1999 and 2000. He
worked under current Tulsa Head Coach Tood Graham from 1996-1998, at Allen High. Graham was the
Head Coach, and hired Washington to coach the Wide Receivers.

Bio: Hudson will team up with his high school QB Josh Floyd in 2008, returning to Shiloh as the
Defensive Line coach. He brings in experience as a coordinator in Arkansas, and a wealth of
knowledge from his time in the college game. Hudson also is an assistant for the basketball Saints.

Prior to arriving at Shiloh, Hudson was an assistant to Coach Tommy Tice at Harrison High School
from 2006-2007. He was the Defensive Coordinator at Union Christian High School in Fort Smith in
2005. During that time, he also served as the Junior High Head Coach for the Eagles.

He attended Evangel University in Springfield, Missouri on a football scholarship. While there,
Hudson was a starter on the offensive line, and earned All Conference and All American honors.

In high school, Hudson was a three year starter for Gus Malzahn at Shiloh Christian. He was a Senior
starter at offensive and defensive line on the first ever State Championship team in 1998. He was All
Conference and All State multiple times.

Hudson is happily married to his wife, Courtney.