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Robby Wells

Football coach and peace advocate

For other persons of like name, see Robert Wells (disambiguation).

Robert Andrew Crawford Wells (born April 10, ) is an American politician and former college football coach. He was the head football coach at Savannah State University in Savannah, Georgia for the and seasons.[1]

Wells unsuccessfully sought the Constitution Party's nomination for President of the United States in the presidential election.[2][3][4] He ran as an independent in the presidential election.

He was a candidate in the Democratic Party presidential primaries.

In January , Wells ran in Virginia's 6th congressional district as an independent.[5]

Wells played football at Furman University, playing fullback and wide receiver. He was a member of the NCAADivision I-AA national championship team.[6]

Coaching career

Wells coached football from to He began his career as an assistant coach at Greer High School in Greer, South Carolina from to He served as the head football coach at C.

E. Murray High School in Greeleyville, South Carolina from to [6][7]

Wells moved to the University of South Carolina as a graduate assistant for four seasons. He worked with the defensive backs (–) and middle linebackers ().

Biography template for professionals Good News International University and St. In short, doing a biography as a school activity is a great idea! Phone: Wells' final position before joining Savannah State was as the defensive coordinator and football marketing director for one season at Benedict College in Columbia, South Carolina.

Wells moved on to become the defensive coordinator at South Carolina State University in His Bulldogs defenses attained numerous national rankings and contributed to a Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) championship in [6]

In , Wells was hired as the general manager for the Augusta Spartans arena football team where his duties included coaching, player personnel decisions, player development, team travel, fund raising and media relations.[6]

Wells' final position before joining Savannah State was as the defensive coordinator and football marketing director for one season at Benedict College in Columbia, South Carolina.[6]

Savannah State

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In his first season as head coach, the team saw as many victories as the previous four seasons combined. Wells resigned his position on January 28, , citing personal reasons. He subsequently filed a lawsuit against SSU for reverse discrimination, alleging that his resignation as head coach was forced.[8] The lawsuit was settled in November [9][10]

Head coaching record

College

Electoral bids

See: Constitution Party National Convention

On November 21, , Wells announced his candidacy for President of the United States in the general election.[2][11] He initially stated that he would run as an independent, saying "Our party system is broken.

We need a third option".[2] In December, he became a candidate for the presidential nomination of the Reform Party.[12] In January , Wells withdrew his bid for the Reform Party nomination and announced that he would instead seek the presidential nomination of the Constitution Party.[3][13] At the Constitution Party National Convention, Wells received 58 of votes (%) for the party's presidential nomination, which was won on the first ballot by former U.S.

CongressmanVirgil Goode.[4]

Wells announced on November 3, , that he would run for President of the United States again in as an independent candidate.[14] On July 17, , he held a conference call to address a variety of accusations by his former campaign managers.[15]

On September 24, , Wells announced that he would discontinue campaigning as an independent candidate and would instead seek the presidential nomination of the Democratic Party.[16][17] On March 9, , a press release on Wells' website claimed that Wells is no longer running as a Democrat, but as an independent once again.[18]

See Democratic Party presidential primaries

In , Wells filed with the Federal Election Commission to run for President in the Democratic Party primary.[19] He filed in person at the office of Secretary of State Bill Gardner to enter the New Hampshire Democratic primary on November 13, [20] He then went on to get on the ballot in the Texas and Louisiana Democratic primaries.[21]

In February , Wells announced he would run for the United States House of Representatives in Virginia's 6th district.[5]

Wells was also available as a write-inpresidential candidate in eight states along with vice-presidential running mate (and Party Party[22] founder) Tony Jones.

The Wells/Jones Party Party ticket had ballot access in Rhode Island (4 electors) and appeared in the fourth slot on the Rhode Island presidential ballot.[23][24]

References

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  2. ^ abcPeterson, Larry (November 21, ). "Robby Wells settles SSU lawsuit, says he's running for president". Savannah Morning News. Retrieved November 22,
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  4. ^ abRetting, Arielle (April 22, ). "Constitution Party to run Virgil Goode for president". The Roanoke Times. Archived from the original on July 29, Retrieved April 22,
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  12. ^"Wells resigns as SSU head football coach". . Savannah State University. January 28, Retrieved January 28,
  13. ^Jones, Walter (November 18, ). "Coach's lawsuit against SSU settled".

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  14. ^Heath, Donald (November 30, ). "Robby Wells receives $, in settlement with SSU". Savannah Morning News.

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  17. ^"Robby Wells drops Reform Party bid to run for Constitution Party nom". Independent Political Report. January 16, Retrieved January 16,
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  19. ^Lesiak, Krzysztof (July 21, ). "Robby Wells Addresses Accusations, Claims He Has Virgil Goode's Endorsement for , Independent Political Report, 7/21/13". Independent Political Report.
  20. ^Lesiak, Krzysztof (September 24, ).

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  25. ^"Press Release ". robbywellscom. Archived from the original on July 29, Retrieved March 17,
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