Milton Knox

Milton Knox

  • Title:
    Running Backs Coach

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 Milton Knox Jr.


Knox joined the BC Football coaching staff in 2020 as the running backs coach.

Prior to BC, he served as the offensive coordinator and running backs coach at LA Valley College for the 2019 season. From 2016-18 he was the defensive coordinator and coached linebackers and safeties at Campbell Hall High School. From 2013-16 he served as the runnings back coach and special teams coordinator for Chaminade High School.

Knox started his playing career as a high school football student athlete at Birmingham High School where he become the City of LA All-Time Leading Rusher and Leading Scorer with 6,695 yards and 103 touchdowns. He would then go on to play at UCLA before transferring to Fresno State where he played running back from 2010-2012. Knox then pursued a professional career in the European Football League where he was named Offensive Player of the Year. He still holds the league record for most total yards in a game with 295 receiving and 107 rushing.

He has coached a number of football student athletes who went on to play at the NCAA DI level and some in the NFL including: Andrew Van Buren (Boise State), TJ Pledger (Oklahoma), Michael Wilson (Stanford), Brad Kaaya (Miami & Indianapolis Colts), Jordan Chinn (Washington), Donovan Lee (Colorado), JoJo McIntosh (Washington & Washington Redskins).

He holds a B.A. in African American Studies from Fresno State and an M.S. in Physical and Health Education from Emporia State. 

Knox resides in Pacoima, CA. 


"There are many reasons why giving to a community is important to me; one of the reasons is the culture and diversity. Another and my most favorite reason is, the schools I attended within my community! Some of the teachers I had as kid helped mold me into the man I am today; all of them had a major impact in my life. One of the reasons why I pursued my education and career in education was to hopefully be able to give back to these kids the same way some of these teachers did for me." - Milton Knox