Tony Joe White enters his fifth season as the Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks coach at Centre College. During his time here the Colonel offense has transformed itself into one of the top offenses in Division III football. The Colonels scored over 34 points per game in 2010 and averaged just under 400 yards per game. The Colonels finished 2nd in the SCAC in total offense and led the conference in rushing and finished third in the league in passing.  
 
Prior to coaching at Centre, White was the Quarterbacks coach at Belhaven College (MS). While at Belhaven, White's quarterbacks led the nation in pass offense in 2006 with 343 yards per game and scored over 32 points per game. In 2007 White’s quarterbacks threw for over 350 yards per game and finished 2nd in the country in pass offense and averaged 33 points per game.
            
Coach White also coached at FCS Southeast Missouri State University from 2000-2004. The SEMO offense averaged over 410 yards per game in the five seasons White was there. White was also the special team’s coordinator at SEMO and annually had some of the top kicking units in the OVC. Coach White has also coached at Southwest Baptist University (1998-1999) and was a graduate assistant at Louisiana Tech University (1997).
            
White earned a bachelors degree in Exercise and Sports Science with a minor in Political Science  from Texas State University in San Marcos in 1997. Coach White was a quarterback at Texas A&M University–Commerce from 1991-1993.