Icenhower joins the Bullets staff in 2024 in charge of the tight ends after spending the last two seasons at Shepherd University as the offensive quality control coach. There, he was an integral part of the development of the quarterbacks. He assisted offensive coordinator Tom Clark and mentored quarterback Seth Morgan.
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In 2023, Morgan garnered All-American honors, completing 239 of 364 passes for 2,970 yards and 24 touchdowns.
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In his first year as offensive quality control coach, under head coach Ernie McCook and offensive coordinator Tyler Haines, Icenhower was able to help the Rams offense rank among the top offenses in the nation. Shepherd ranked fifth nationally in scoring offense (41.1 ppg), second in total offense (489.3 ypg), second in first downs (354), third in completion percentage (69.9 percent) and seventh in passing offense (312.5 ypg).
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As a student assistant in 2018, Icenhower served under offensive line coach Hussam Ouri. They helped Shepherd average 4.0 yards a carry, 133.6 yards a game and score 18 rushing touchdowns. The team finished 7-3 in the last year in the Mountain East Conference.
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Prior to Shepherd, Icenhower was mentored by the winningest coach in the state of Maryland in Bob Milloy, when he served as an assistant coach at Our Lady of Good Counsel High School in Olney, Maryland.
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Icenhower graduated from Shepherd in 2019 with a degree in recreation and leisure studies with a concentration in athletic coaching.
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