Tom Luginbill Bio
Tom Luginbill is a well known retired professional American football quarterback , coach and current college football analyst for ESPN. He contributes as an analyst to ESPN’s XFL game coverage and offers in-depth recruiting analysis for the best collegiate football prospects on ESPN.com. He also provides on-air analysis for high school and college football recruiting across all ESPN platforms, including sidelines for an ESPN or ABC Saturday game.
Tom Luginbill Wife
In the summer of July 2001, a joyous union took place as Tom exchanged vows with his beloved wife, Tennile. The sacred ceremony marked the beginning of a shared journey through life’s adventures, triumphs, and challenges. The commitment made on that special day laid the foundation for a partnership built on love, understanding, and mutual support.
Tom Luginbill Kids
Tom and his cherished wife, Tennile, share not only a loving marital bond but also the profound joy of parenthood, having welcomed two wonderful children into their lives.Their children are a son named Quaid and a girl named Keaton. The journey of raising a family has undoubtedly added a new dimension to their union, creating a tapestry of shared experiences, laughter and moments of profound growth.
Tom Luginbill Net Worth
Tom has an estimated net worth of $2 Million. He has been able to establish a respectable income for himself from his numerous sources of income.
Tom Luginbill Salary
Tom the diligent professional that he is, earns a commendable and respectable wage from his occupation. His compensation is a testament to his expertise, dedication, and the valuable contributions he brings to his role within the workplace. He receives an average annual salary of $100 Thousand.
| Year | 2023 | 2024 |
| Tom Luginbill Salary | Â $100Thousand | Â $150 Thousand |
| Tom Luginbill Net Worth | $2 Million | $2.5 Million |
Tom Luginbill Age
Tom Luginbill was born in the United States on January 3, 1974. As of 2023 he is is 49 years old.
Tom Luginbill Height, Weight & Body Measurement
Tom stands proudly at a height of 6 feet 1 inches(1.85 m, 185 cm), he exhibits an exquisite balance in his physique. Weighing approximately 88kg (195lbs), his body measurements are an enviable 34-28-38 centimeters.
By maintaining this height and weight, he demonstrates a dedication to maintaining a healthy balance in his life, which can contribute to his overall well-being and quality of life. These physical attributes are a reflection of his choices and commitment to a lifestyle that values both physical and mental health.
Tom Luginbill Parents
Tom was raised in Tempe, Arizona, as well as San Diego. Tom is the child of Susan, his mother and Al, his father. In the past, his father coached football as well. In addition, Kerry, his twin sister, raised him.
Tom Luginbill Education
Tom pursued his education at the Georgia Institute of Technology and Palomar College. However, in 1995, he graduated with a bachelor’s degree in sociology from Eastern Kentucky. In 1999, he graduated with a master’s degree in physical education from Marshall University.
Tom Luginbill Career
Tom Luginbill, a former standout player in college and arena football, joined Scouts Inc. in 2002. After ESPN acquired the NFL-based company in 2005, Luginbill was elevated to the position of national recruiting director. He contributes as an analyst to ESPN’s XFL game coverage and offers in-depth recruiting analysis for the best collegiate football prospects on ESPN.com.
He also provides on-air analysis for high school and college football recruiting across all ESPN platforms, including sidelines for an ESPN or ABC Saturday game. Luginbill also regularly hosts and analyzes content on SiriusXM. He has worked as a scout since 1996 and has a wealth of experience in both talent scouting and professional football.
When Luginbill was a player, he set the all-time national junior college passing record while representing Palomar Junior College in San Diego. With an 11-0 record, Palomar won the JUCO National Championship in 1992 and 1993. Before transferring to Georgia Tech, he became one of the most highly recruited junior college players in the country. Following the dismissal of Georgia Tech coach Bill Lewis and one season as the starting quarterback for the Yellow Jackets, Luginbill moved to Division I-AA Eastern Kentucky.
Luginbill received a bachelor’s degree in sociology from Eastern Kentucky and was recognized as the 1994 ACC Newcomer of the Year. In 1999, Marshall University awarded him a master’s degree in physical education as well.
After that, he signed a contract with the Arena Football League (AFL)’s Texas Terror for the 1996 campaign, and in 1997, he joined the Florida Bobcats as a player. He played quarterback in the AFL for two seasons before switching to coaching.
He worked as an assistant coach and player personnel for the NFL Europe’s Amsterdam Admirals in 1996 and 1997. His return to the AFL occurred in 1998. Before moving to Nashville to coach special teams for the Kats in 1999, he spent one season as the offensive coordinator and quarterback coach for the New York City Hawks. At the age of 25, Luginbill was hired as the Tennessee Valley Vipers’ head coach for the 2000 season in the Arena Football League 2, helping the team to the Arena Cup Finals.
In the off-seasons in Dallas and Detroit starting in 2002, Luginbill started working as a professional scout for the NFL Free Agency, NFL Europe, CFL, and Arena Football League. Following his final campaign with the Detroit Fury in 2004, he turned pro and joined Scouts Inc. as a full-time scout.