Henry "Hank" Harris is entering his 19th season with the Alabama A&M football program. From coaching to operations to equipment manager, Harris has done it all during his tenure on "The Hill."

His current responsibilities include managing the equipment needs of the players and coaches as well as travel planning and other program operations.

Prior to taking his current role, Harris spent eight seasons as A&M's defensive line coach, where he tutored six all-conference selections. Prior to coming to A&M Harris served as defensive line coach at Chamblee (Ga.) High School.

As a player, Harris was one of the most highly recruited high school student-athletes in the country. He was named the USA Today national defensive player of the year and entertained offers from nearly every top-tier football program in the country. He chose Georgia and became an all-Southeastern Conference selection for the Bulldogs in 1986. He helped lead the Bulldogs to appearances in the Cotton, Sun, Citrus and Hall of Fame Bowls during his playing career.

Harris played one season in the National Football League for the Cleveland Browns.