Coach Gipson’s Military Uniform Story | Austin Peay Governors Basketball News
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Austin Peay’s head coach Corey Gipson turns heads in full military uniform on game days—not for show, but as a heartfelt tribute to Clarksville’s deep military roots. Though never in uniform himself, Gipson worked with retired Army Maj. Gen. Walt Lord to customize his attire with “APSU” and “Coach Gip,” avoiding rank insignia to honor service without pretense. The local community embraces the gesture, while critics accuse him of “stolen valor”—a claim he and Lord firmly reject. Beyond the court, Gipson takes his team to Fort Campbell for training with elite units like the Night Stalkers, forging rare bonds between athletes and service members. With standout players like Rashaud Marshall and Zyree Collins leading the charge, Gipson is building more than a championship program—he’s crafting a campus culture rooted in respect, sacrifice, and genuine connection to those who serve.
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