Since starting his coaching career 14 years ago, Jason Mai has established a reputation as one of the brightest young offensive minds in the game.
Mai spent last season at Hampton, working under Connell Maynor, and the previous season he was the quarterbacks coach and offensive coordinator at St. Augustine.
Before going to St. Augustine, Mai spent five seasons as the quarterbacks coach and passing game coordinator at Winston-Salem State, where he helped develop one of the top offensive units in Division II football. While at Winston-Salem State, Mai was part of a program that amassed a 51-11 overall record and reached the 2012 Division II national championship game.
During his tenure at Winston-Salem State, Mai coached 18 all-CIAA players and developed 2 All-American quarterbacks. He also was part of team that led the CIAA in total offense five times, and was in the top 10 nationally three times.
Mai spent four seasons as the offensive line coach at Virginia Union from 2008-2011. During that tenure, he helped develop an offense that averaged 24.6 points per game while averaging 312.2 yards and 158.3 rushing yards per game.
Before going to Virginia Union, Mai spent two seasons as quarterbacks coach at Johnson C. Smith University where he was a part of a team that logged the best single season turnaround in the NCAA and he mentored the schools all time leading passer.
Mai started his career as wide receivers coach at his alma mater, Southwest Minnesota State.
