Football
DeLattiboudere, Winston
Winston DeLattiboudere
- Title:
- Graduate Assistant - Defense
Pronunciation: dee-la-tee-bow-dare
Winston DeLattiboudere III is in his first season as a graduate assistant working with the defensive line on Mario Cristobal’s staff at Oregon.
DeLattiboudere started his coaching career in 2020 as a graduate assistant working with the defensive line at Charlotte, after a successful playing career at Minnesota.
Charlotte (2020)
In his lone season at Charlotte, DeLattiboudere worked with three defensive linemen who earned Conference USA all-league recognition.
Defensive ends Romeo Knight and Tyriq Harris and defensive tackle Timmy Horne all-claimed honorable mention All-Conference USA honors, while Knight signed a free agent contract with the Cleveland Browns after finishing his eligibility at Charlotte.
Minnesota – Student-Athlete (2015-19)
Originally from Baltimore, Md., DeLattiboudere spent five seasons with the Minnesota Golden Gophers where he played defensive line. He played in 51 career games, finishing with 83 tackles (43 solo) with 13.5 tackles for loss and five sacks.
He claimed academic All-Big Ten honors in 2019 as a senior, while also earning the Big Ten Sportsmanship Award and the Tony Dungy Award that same season. DeLattiboudere graduated with a degree in sociology of law, criminology and deviance. He also earned a masters of education in youth development.
COACHING CAREER
NFL FREE AGENTS COACHED (1)
DE Romeo McKnight – Charlotte – Cleveland Browns
BOWL GAMES
2020 Outback Bowl – Minnesota (Player)
2018 Quick Lane Bowl – Minnesota (Player)
2016 Holiday Bowl – Minnesota (Player)
2015 Quick Lane Bowl – Minnesota (Player)
ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONS COACHED
2020 DE Tyriq Harris – Charlotte – Conference USA (Coaches – HM)
2020 DT Timmy Horne – Charlotte – Conference USA (Coaches – HM)
2020 DE Romeo McKnight – Charlotte – Conference USA (Coaches – HM)
Winston DeLattiboudere III is in his first season as a graduate assistant working with the defensive line on Mario Cristobal’s staff at Oregon.
DeLattiboudere started his coaching career in 2020 as a graduate assistant working with the defensive line at Charlotte, after a successful playing career at Minnesota.
Charlotte (2020)
In his lone season at Charlotte, DeLattiboudere worked with three defensive linemen who earned Conference USA all-league recognition.
Defensive ends Romeo Knight and Tyriq Harris and defensive tackle Timmy Horne all-claimed honorable mention All-Conference USA honors, while Knight signed a free agent contract with the Cleveland Browns after finishing his eligibility at Charlotte.
Minnesota – Student-Athlete (2015-19)
Originally from Baltimore, Md., DeLattiboudere spent five seasons with the Minnesota Golden Gophers where he played defensive line. He played in 51 career games, finishing with 83 tackles (43 solo) with 13.5 tackles for loss and five sacks.
He claimed academic All-Big Ten honors in 2019 as a senior, while also earning the Big Ten Sportsmanship Award and the Tony Dungy Award that same season. DeLattiboudere graduated with a degree in sociology of law, criminology and deviance. He also earned a masters of education in youth development.
COACHING CAREER
| 2021-present | Graduate Assistant/Defensive Line | Oregon |
| 2020 | Graduate Assistant/Defensive Line | Charlotte |
NFL FREE AGENTS COACHED (1)
DE Romeo McKnight – Charlotte – Cleveland Browns
BOWL GAMES
2020 Outback Bowl – Minnesota (Player)
2018 Quick Lane Bowl – Minnesota (Player)
2016 Holiday Bowl – Minnesota (Player)
2015 Quick Lane Bowl – Minnesota (Player)
ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONS COACHED
2020 DE Tyriq Harris – Charlotte – Conference USA (Coaches – HM)
2020 DT Timmy Horne – Charlotte – Conference USA (Coaches – HM)
2020 DE Romeo McKnight – Charlotte – Conference USA (Coaches – HM)
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