The past two years, Feggins' has coached three all-Big Ten receivers -- Teddy Johnson, Sam Simmons and Kunle Patrick. This past season, three of Feggins' receivers (Patrick, Simmons and Jon Schweighardt) finished with 40 or more receptions and four or more touchdowns apiece.

Feggins came to Northwestern with Walker after spending two seasons coaching the wide receivers at Miami. In his first season with the RedHawks, Feggins tutored All-MAC selection Jay Hall, who set a school single-season reception record.

Prior to earning the Miami post, Feggins spent two seasons as assistant coach in charge of defensive backs and kick returners at Wingate University (N.C.). He also oversaw the Bulldog's speed development program. While at Wingate, Feggins coached third-team All-America defensive back Dorian Lane, the school's first-ever defensive All-American.

A 1987 graduate of the University of North Carolina, Feggins was a four-year letterwinner for the Tar Heels. A cornerback and strong safety, Feggins totaled 169 tackles during his career. As a sophomore, he ranked sixth on the team with 83 tackles. During Feggins' junior year, the Tar Heels posted a 7-4-1 record and played in the Aloha Bowl.

Following his graduation, Feggins played for the New England Patriots in 1988 and 1989 and during the preseason for the New York Giants in 1990. He played two seasons for the London Monarchs of the World Football League before closing out his career with the Hamilton TigerCats of the Canadian Football League.

Has been one of the coaches signalling in plays [white hat] during the early years of the no-huddle spread.

Recruiting Areas:
Chicago South Suburbs
Ohio [Cincinnati/Dayton], South Florida, Kentucky.