Felicia Teeter enters her first year as the Head Coach of Women's Flag Football and Running Backs Coach for JCU Football in 2026-27.
Teeter spent 10 years on active duty serving in the U.S. Army. Upon giving birth to her oldest daughter, Teeter transitioned to working as a Department of Defense Civilian for the Air Force. During her time working for the Air Force, Teeter's job revolved around resource and training development, as well as leadership planning. All very important skills in building a football program and working with student-athletes.
While living in Texas and working for the Air Force, Teeter enrolled in Angelo State University. She acquired a Masters of Military Occupational Art and Science from Air Command and Staff College and an M.P.A. and B.A. in Government from Angelo State.
Her first football coaching position was with Lubbock Independent School District, coaching the 7th grade and 8th grade "A" and "B" teams, working with the offensive and defensive lines while calling the offense. On Friday nights, she served as the getback coach for the high school. Teeter soon earned a promotion to the varsity tight ends/fullback coach.
Teeter then became head flag football coach at Pratt Community College, spending a year there before following the athletic director to Bethel College in Kansas. In addition to growing the nascent flag football program at Bethel, Teeter helped with the defensive line. Then when a new coach arrived, she worked with the running back room.
Meanwhile, Teeter was active with an organization called Soldiers to Sidelines, which connected veterans with football coaching. Teeter received the opportunity to be a soldier coach for the 2026 American Bowl, where JCU wideout Tyren Montgomery starred on the field and Scott Phillips coached on the sidelines.
