Shawn Liotta

Shawn Liotta
Personal information
Born:	July 11, 1980; Springdale, Pennsylvania
Career information
High school:	Springdale (PA)
College:	Robert Morris
Position:	Head coach
Career history
As a coach:
	Springdale High School (1999-2002); Duquesne University – Assistant Coach (2003–2004); Line Mountain Jr./Sr. High School (2004); West Shamokin High School (2005-2008); Pittsburgh/Erie RiverRats (2007–2008); Wheeling Wildcats (2009); Erie Storm/Explosion (2010–2015); Yough School District (2009); McKeesport School District (2011–2012); Saltsburg High School (2013); Clairton City School District (2014–2015); Albert Gallatin School District (2016–2017); Burrell School District (2018–Current);
Career highlights and awards
	NCAA D-IAA Mid Major National Championship (2003); 2× Coach of the Year (2012, 2013); 2× CIFL Champion (2013, 2014);
Head coaching record
Career:	67–35 (.657)

Shawn Liotta (born July 11, 1980) is currently the Head Football Coach at Fan Controlled Sports and Entertainment and is the author of the book "No Huddle No Mercy" which details his record setting offensive system that has been used by football programs around the world. Since 2018 Liotta has served as the Head Football Coach at Burrell High School

Liotta is also currently serving as the director of coaching for Fan Controlled Football, a professional football league launching in 2021. Liotta has also served as an offensive coordinator in the USA Football, US National Team Program, leading the US Under 18 National Team to a win over Canada in the 2020 International Bowl.

Liotta was previously an indoor football head coach who most recently coached the Erie Explosion. Over his 9 seasons as a head coach at the professional indoor level, Liotta has established himself as a consistent winner and producer high scoring offensive units as evidenced by his team establishing 26 league and national records. Following the conclusion of the 2014 season, Liotta holds a 76% win percentage (58-19) during his tenure in Erie and has led his teams to 7 playoff berths in 8 seasons. Liotta holds a (35-5) record at the Erie Insurance Arena, and his teams have finished as the number one ranked offense in three different professional indoor leagues. For his accomplishments at the indoor level, Liotta has twice been named Coach of the Year and in 2007 was selected to coach the AIFA All-Star Game held in Florence, SC.

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