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Revision as of 08:48, 11 March 2008
Dyer Carlisle III (born c. 1949) is an assistant football coach at Birmingham-Southern College.
Carlisle is a graduate of Berry High School and Samford University. Carlisle spent more than a decade in college coaching at Mississippi State, Southern Miss and Jacksonville State. He also was head coach at the old Banks High School and Austin High School in Decatur and was an assistant at West End and Haleyville. A volunteer coach for BSC in its first year, Carlisle retired from his post as the Communication and Community Relations specialist with the Homewood Board of Education in March 2008 to take a full-time position at BSC. From 1999 to 2006 he was the principal of Homewood High School, where he had taught since 1995.
| Preceded by: John Draper |
Homewood High Principal 1999–2006 |
Succeeded by: Vic Wilson |
Reference
- McAlister, Laura (July 19, 2006) "Ex-Homewood principal takes communication post." Birmingham News.
- Perrin, Mike (March 11, 2008) "Dyer Carlisle, Rodney Bivens take full-time coaching jobs at Birmingham-Southern." Birmingham News.