AT HARDING
Cameron Tucker returned to the Harding coaching staff in January 2026 as the Special Teams Coordinator and Wide Receivers Coach. A recent graduate and product of the Bison program, Tucker brings a deep familiarity with the team's culture and offensive system.
He joins Head Coach Roddy Mote’s staff tasked with maintaining the program's tradition of disciplined, game-changing special teams units and developing a wide receiver corps known for its physicality and clutch playmaking.
BEFORE HARDING
Tucker returns to Searcy following a stint on the coaching staff at his alma mater, Palisade High School in Palisade, Colorado. Palisade is renowned for its toughness and adherence to option football principles, providing Tucker with relevant coaching experience in a system similar to Harding's flexbone attack.
HARDING EXPERIENCE
Tucker was a member of the Harding football program from 2020-2024. Although his collegiate playing career was cut short due to injury, he remained an integral part of "The Brotherhood," working with the team in a support capacity through his graduation. He contributed to the daily operations of the program during a historic stretch that included the 2023 National Championship season.
PLAYING CAREER
A 2020 graduate of Palisade High School in Colorado, Tucker was a standout two-way player at Quarterback and Free Safety under coach Joe Ramunno.
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Honors: Two-time All-State selection, three-time All-Conference honoree, and two-time Conference Back of the Year.
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Academics: Three-time First Team Academic All-State selection.
EDUCATION
Tucker earned his Bachelor of Arts in Kinesiology and Health from Harding University in 2024.
COACHING EXPERIENCE
2026-present: Harding, special teams coordinator/wide receivers coach
2024-2025: Palisade (Colo.) High School, assistant coach
