Alabama High School HC Steps Down To Become OC At Hoover

For the second year in a row, a Alabama high school football head coach will be leaving his position for the 13-time state champion Hoover Buccaneers.
According to an announcement by Hoover's social media page on X, the Buccaneers have tabbed Darrell LeBeaux as the program's offensive coordinator. LeBeaux was formerly the head coach at Pleasant Grove High School, winning nearly 80 games during his time with the Spartans.
🚨🚨 Huge news for the Hoover Football program 🚨🚨 Welcome, @GeauxBeaux8 as our new Offensive Coordinator! Go Bucs! #connected #sailsup 🏴☠️🏴☠️🏴☠️ pic.twitter.com/iCYOUoXP7H
— Hoover Bucs Football (@BucsFootball) January 15, 2025
Since taking over as head coach of the program back in --, LeBeaux has compiled an overall record of 78-15 over the course of eight seasons as the helm. LeBeaux guided the program to Class 5A state finals appearances from 2019-2021.
LeBeaux joins Chip English's staff as Hoover continues to make additions to its staff this off-season. English had his interim tag removed after the season and made the full-time head coach after leading the Buccaneers to a 10-3 record and the third round of the Class 7A playoffs.
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