Chansi Stuckey 2023-24 Football Staff

THE STUCKEY FILE

Hometown: Warner Robins, GA
High School: Northside High School
College: Clemson (Management, 2006)
Wife: Summer
Children: Son – Aiden

PLAYING EXPERIENCE

2003-06 Clemson Quarterback and Wide Receiver
2008-09 New York Jets Wide Receiver
2009-10 Cleveland Browns Wide Receiver
2011 Arizona Cardinals Wide Receiver

COACHING CAREER

2019 Clemson Graduate Assistant
2020 Clemson Offensive Player Development
2021 Baylor Wide Receivers
2022- Notre Dame Wide Receivers

BOWLS/PLAYOFFS COACHED

2019 Clemson (Fiesta – CFP Semifinal)
2019 Clemson (CFP National Championship Game)
2020 Clemson (Sugar – CFP Semifinal)
2021 Baylor (Sugar Bowl)
2022 Nore Dame (Gator Bowl)

PERSONAL INFORMATION

• During his college days at Clemson, he was a quarterback in his freshman season before moving to wide receiver. In his three years as a wide out, he amassed 139 receptions 1,750 yards and seven receiving touchdowns.
• In his junior season, he led the ACC with 64 receptions and was third in the league in receiving yards with 770.
• In his final season with the Tigers, he was third in the league in receptions (50) and second in receiving yards (700).
• Stuckey was a seventh round draft pick out of Clemson in the 2007 NFL Draft when he was selected No. 235 overall by the New York Jets.
• He played four seasons in the league with the Jets, Cleveland Browns and Arizona Cardinals and finished his professional career with 106 receptions for 1,062 yards and five touchdowns.

COACHING ACCOMPLISHMENTS

• Enters his second season at Notre Dame and his fourth overall as a coach in 2023.
• Helped develop the Irish receiver corps in 2022 to combine for 94 catches and 1,306 yards (13.9 yards per reception).
• Came to Notre Dame after one season as the wide receivers coach at Baylor in 2021.
• Stuckey mentored Tyquan Thornton to career highs in receptions (62), receiving yards (942) and touchdowns (10) en route to second team All-Big 12 honors by the coaches and Associated Press.
• The 10 receiving touchdowns were the most by a Baylor receiver since Denzel Mims had 12 in the 2019 season.
• Fellow wide receiver RJ Sneed also set career highs in receptions (42) and receiving yards (573) under Stuckey’s tutelage.
• Following the season, Sneed earned All-Big 12 honorable mention by the coaches.
• Prior to Baylor, Stuckey spent two years at his alma mater, Clemson, in a player development role in 2020 and graduate assistant in 2019.
• The Tigers won the ACC and reached the College Football Playoff in both seasons and advanced to the title game in 2019.