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Kurt Bryan

Kurt Arthur Bryan and his fraternal twin brother, Keith, were born July 29, 1964 in Inglewood, CA.

Kurt Bryan is an American Football Coach & the co-creator of the A-11 Offense used in American football, a revolutionary system that made its debut in 2007 for the Piedmont High School football program in CA.

Bryan served as the Head Football Coach at Piedmont High School from 1993-96 and 2006-10. He resigned his position as Piedmont Head Coach in January of 2011 to focus his attention on a new potential football opportunity. As the Head Coach at Piedmont, Bryan’s overall record was (52 – 43 – 1) with one undefeated league championship, six playoff appearances, and three conference Coach of the Year honors the (ACCAL 1993 & 1995) & the (BSAL co-coach of the year 2007).

Importantly, while posting a losing regular season record only once in his 15 combined years of coaching football at Piedmont, as the Head Coach at Piedmont, Bryan played every player in every game regardless of the outcome. During his coaching career Bryan has directed more than 170 games as an Offensive Coordinator in a variety of complex systems.

Bryan also writes novels of suspense and is the author of two international novels of intrigue, The Game Breaker & The Double Move. Bryan has also co-authored several coaching Manuals on the A-11 Offense with Steve Humphries.

Bryan is a 1982 graduate of Piedmont High School in CA. Bryan then earned a BA in Communications from the California State University at Chico in1988, with a minor in Education.

American Football Coaching Experience:

2006-10 Head Football Coach Piedmont High School, CA 2004-05 Offensive Coordinator Livermore High School, CA 2000-02 Wide Receivers Coach Saint Mary’s College, CA - NCAA I (FCS) 1999 Defensive Backs Coach Menlo College, CA - NCAA III 1998 Tight Ends Coach Menlo College, CA - NCAA III 1997 Wide Receivers Coach: Menlo College, CA - NCAA III 1993-96 Head Football Coach Piedmont High School, CA 1987-92 Offensive Coordinator Piedmont High School, CA 1986 Passing Game Coordinator Chico High School, CA 1984-85 Offensive Assistant: California State University, Chico - NCAA II

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