Rush Propst

Thomas Rush Propst is a prominent American high school football coach best known for his tenures at multiple high-profile programs across Alabama and Georgia. His coaching career includes head coaching positions at Pell City High School in Alabama, Valdosta High School and Colquitt County High School in Georgia, and most notably Hoover High School in Alabama. He has also served in athletic administration and coaching roles at Coosa Christian School in Gadsden, Alabama.

Propst gained significant national notoriety through the MTV documentary series "Two-A-Days," which chronicled the 2005 and 2006 seasons of his Hoover Buccaneers football team. The series provided an inside look at the intense pressure and culture of elite high school football programs, making Propst a recognizable figure beyond traditional sports audiences. His coaching style and program's success became subjects of widespread discussion.

While Propst has maintained a presence in high school football coaching circles, there has been no major recent news coverage indicating significant new developments in his career. His legacy continues to be defined by his documented tenure at Hoover High School and his impact on the programs he led throughout his career in multiple states.