The Weinreich File
Personal Information |
Hometown |
Memphis, Tenn. |
Education |
Rhodes, 2017 (Bachelor's)
Jacksonville State, 2021 (Bachelor's)
Jacksonville State, 2023 (Master's) |
Playing Career |
Rhodes, 2017-20 |
Wife |
Brooklyn |
Coaching History |
2017 |
Washington Univ. (Mo.) -
Assistant Defensive Line Coach |
2018 |
Rhodes -
Defensive Line Coach |
2019 |
West Georgia -
Defensive Graduate Assistant Coach/
Linebackers Coach |
2023 |
Jacksonville State -
Defensive Graduate Assistant Coach/
Linebackers Coach |
2024 |
Oklahoma -
Defensive Analyst/Linebackers, Safeties Coach |
2025-Present |
West Virginia -
Nickels/Sams Coach |
Henry Weinreich is in his first year as the nickels/sams coach on the Mountaineer football staff.
He came to West Virginia from Oklahoma, where he worked with WVU defensive coordinator Zac Alley as a defensive analyst, focusing on the linebackers and safeties. Aside from game-day duties, he was responsible for opponent breakdowns and scouting reports. During his tenure, he helped mentor two All-SEC performers, including consensus All-American Danny Stutsman.
Prior to Oklahoma, Weinreich worked at Jacksonville State from 2020-23, serving as a graduate assistant before being promoted to defensive analyst, where he worked with the Gamecock linebackers. Aside from game-day duties, he was responsible for opponent breakdowns and scouting reports. During his tenure, he coached three all-conference performers.
Prior to Jax State, Weinreich was at West Georgia as a graduate assistant, working with the linebackers as well as the scout offensive and special teams units. He coached linebacker Korie Rogers, who was an honorable mention All-American.
Weinreich also turned in coaching stints on the defensive side of the ball at Rhodes College (2018-19) where he had two all-conference selections, and at Washington University (2017-18), coaching yet another all-conference performer.
Weinreich played college football at Rhodes as a linebacker and safety. He was a four-time all-academic athlete and part of the 2013 Southern Athletic Association championship team. He was a four-year special teams performer and a starter on defense as a senior, helping the Lynx to a 26-14 record during his career.
He received his bachelor’s degree (2017) from Rhodes in chemistry, a master’s degree from Jacksonville State in sports management (2021) and his MBA from Jax State in (2023).