Trey Page brings a diverse coaching background and championship-level experience to the Bulldogs staff after spending the previous two years as a defensive analyst at Troy University, working with the defensive backs following two seasons as a graduate assistant with the Trojans. 

Prior to his role with the defensive backs, Page served in multiple capacities on the Troy staff. In 2023, he worked with the offensive staff, primarily assisting with the passing game, after spending the 2022 season as a graduate assistant in the strength and conditioning program. 

During his season working with the offense, Troy saw significant improvement across several offensive categories, including scoring offense, total offense, passing yards, and passing efficiency. Quarterback Gunnar Watson posted the best season of his career, finishing among the national leaders with 27 touchdown passes and 3,569 passing yards. Wide receiver Chris Lewis ranked among the nation’s leaders in touchdown receptions, while Jabre Barber nearly eclipsed the 1,000-yard receiving mark. Running back Kimani Vidal also enjoyed a standout year, finishing second nationally with 1,661 rushing yards. 

During Page’s tenure as a graduate assistant, Troy captured back-to-back Sun Belt Conference Championships and combined for 23 victories during the 2022 and 2023 seasons. The Trojans finished the 2022 season ranked No. 19 in the Associated Press Top 25, marking the program’s first-ever final season ranking. Troy also appeared in both the Coaches Poll and the College Football Playoff Top 25 for the first time in school history that season. 

Before returning to his alma mater, Page spent five seasons as the offensive coordinator at Centennial High School in Florida, helping guide the Eagles to four consecutive Florida 8A playoff appearances during his final four years with the program. He began his coaching career at Evangel Christian Academy in Alabama. 

A four-year letterman at Troy University, Page played for the Trojans from 2012-15 under head coaches Larry Blakeney and Neal Brown. He earned his bachelor’s degree in Sport and Fitness Management from Troy in 2015 and later completed two master’s degrees in Athletics Administration (2021) and Adult Education (2022).