Flood returned to his role as the Cameron Athletics Head Strength and Conditioning Coach in July 2020 after taking some time away to pursue his masters degree in intercollegiate athletic administration while working as an academic advisor for Cameron University with a special focus on student-athletes.
In August 2021, Flood was promoted also be the Assistant Athletic Director for Facilities & Events. In this role, he is responsible for scheduling athletic facilities, coordinating athletic events, and being the primary contact for external events in athletic facilities.
During his time as both the Strength and Conditioning Coach and Spirit Team Coach, Flood took both aspects of Cameron Athletics to new heights. As the program's first full-time strength and conditioning coach, he led the Aggie student-athletes in the weight room to perform better on the playing surface and be more injury resilient. Flood also led the charge in a noticeable improvement in the Cameron Spirit Team, leading them to multiple awards, including a 3rd place finish at the 2016 UCA College National Championships.
Before Cameron, Flood worked as a strength and conditioning coach at Fort Sill. He also previously worked in a similar role at the University of Tennessee, Western Carolina University, University of Wisconsin – La Crosse, and University of Wisconsin – Green Bay.
The Appleton, Wisc., native earned his undergraduate degree in Exercise and Sports Science at UW- La Crosse and his Master of Education in Adult and Higher Education with a concentration in Intercollegiate Athletic Administration from the University of Oklahoma.
Flood presently resides in Lawton with his wife, son, and two dogs.
