UA Pine Bluff Athletics

Micheal Ramseur joined the University of Arkansas At Pine Bluff coaching staff in February 2020.

Ramseur spent the last two years as running backs coach at Lenoir-Rhyne.  In both seasons, the Bears ranked in the Top 10 in the nation in rushing yards per game. After ranking ninth in 2018 averaging 268 yards per game, Lenoir-Rhyne moved up to seventh nationally in 2019, averaging 269.0 yards per game.

Ramseur went to Lenoir-Rhyne after four years as Offensive Line Coach, Running Backs Coach and Run Game Coordinator at Hampton University (2014-17), an NCAA Division I FCS School in Hampton, Va.

Prior to Hampton, Ramseur served four years as an Assistant Coach at Winston-Salem State University (2010-13), guiding the Rams to multiple league titles and an NCAA Division II National Championship appearance in 2012.

Ramseur is no stranger to the South Atlantic Conference as he also coached at Mars Hill (2006-09), holding such positions as Offensive Line Coach, Video Coordinator and Football Academic Advisor.

Ramseur also served as a teaching assistant and assistant with the football and men’s basketball teams at Bunker Hill (N.C.), West Charlotte (N.C.) and St. Stephens (N.C.) High Schools.

Ramseur was also a Graduate Assistant for Lenoir-Rhyne (1998-99) and graduated from Mars Hill in 1998 with a bachelor of science degree in physical education.  

Ramseur started his career at the University of North Carolina – leading the Tar Heels to a pair of bowl games – before finishing his career at Mars Hill.  Ramseur was a standout at local Maiden (N.C.) High School, earning all-conference and all-region honors and played in the Shrine Bowl.

Ramseur and his wife, Angie, are the proud parents of two children.