Hired in 2011, Coach Bishop has been the Head Coach at Regent Prep in Tulsa, OK since the program began. 

The Rams play a very exciting and innovative extreme tempo style and are 98-18 since joining the OSSAA, including six trips to the State Quarterfinals, four trips to the State Semifinals and two trips to the State Championship game. Over the past 14 seasons, Regent Prep has set multiple State and National records, including Highest Completion Percentage in a Season, Passing Yards in a Season, Passing Touchdowns in a Season, and Touchdown Receptions in a Career. 

Off the field, the Rams were crowned Academic State Champions in 2016 and 2019.

Coach Bishop came to Regent from Parkers Chapel High School in Arkansas, whose football program he helped begin in 2003. In the program's sixth year, the Trojans advanced to the Class 3A State Playoffs for the first time. Bishop's coaching stops also include assistant posts at Star City, Arkansas (varsity wide receivers, junior high offensive coordinator). Coach Bishop was a varsity letterman in football, basketball, and baseball at Norphlet High School in Arkansas. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in education from Southern Arkansas University in 2002. 

Adam and his wife, Kelly, have three children — John David, Judson, and Owen. They reside in Bixby and are members of Evergreen Church.

Bob Mareburger joined the faculty and coaching staff at Regent in the summer of 2015. In addition to serving as an assistant coach for both varsity football and basketball, he teaches high school math, economics, personal finance, contemporary culture, and entrepreneurship.

Mr. Mareburger came to Regent after retiring as senior vice president of Tulsa-based ONEOK corporation. His nearly 30-year corporate career also included tenures with CITGO Petroleum and as a management consultant.

He is a graduate of the University of Oklahoma with a degree in Petroleum Engineering and an M.B.A. and has been recognized as a Distinguished Alumni of Price College. He is also a graduate of the Harvard Business School Advanced Management Program.

Prior to Regent, Coach Mareburger coached youth and middle school baseball and football and was a NCAA-certified high school basketball tournament team coach.

Mareburger and his wife, Diane, have been part of the Regent community since 2001 along with their two sons who are both Regent graduates.

Through his experiences coaching and working with church-based youth groups, Mareburger discovered a passion for mentoring and encouraging young people to live lives of purpose. He describes his motivation as: “Despite being blessed to work for great companies and leaders who invested in me personally, I believed God was calling me to enter a new season of life. Shortly before making a final decision to retire and make the change, I felt this calling so strongly that I believed not doing so would be disobedient to God’s plan for my life. When it became apparent that this coincided with specific needs at Regent, I knew that it was God who was opening the door. I am now equally blessed to work with an entire Regent community that cares passionately about raising a generation of students who can fulfill the unique purpose God has given to each one.”

“For we are God’s handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do.” Ephesians 2:10

Coach Fulps joins the Ram staff after a three-year hiatus from coaching. In 2013, he retired from the Tulsa Fire Department after nearly 30 years of service. Prior to retirement, he served as head freshman coach and varsity assistant at Broken Arrow High School. Most recently, he served as head coach at Summit Christian Academy. Todd and his wife Kim have been married for 36 years. They have two children and six grandchildren.

Jack Wright is a familiar face to Regent football. He joined the coaching staff in the fall of 2025, but graduated from Regent in 2020 before playing football at the University of North Dakota. He graduated from UND in 2023 with a bachelor's in finance with a minor in coaching. In 2024, he attended Tulsa to play his last year of football and graduated with a master's in business administration in 2025. He is currently working at Capital Assets in Tulsa.

Coach Gilbert returned to Regent in 2026 with more than a decade of coaching experience. He rejoins the Regent football program after spending five seasons at Summit Christian, where he served in key leadership roles, including Defensive Coordinator and Offensive Coordinator.

As a multi-sport high school athlete, Coach Gilbert was named District MVP, All-District QB, and was an OCA All-Star quarterback in football, earned OBCA Academic All-State in basketball, and OSCA All-State honors in soccer. Following high school, he attended the University of Chicago, where he also played quarterback for the Maroons.

After transferring to Oral Roberts University in 2016 to pursue a degree in Accounting, Coach Gilbert joined the Regent coaching staff where he spent four years coaching football, basketball, and soccer. During his time at Regent, he enjoyed being a part of many significant moments for the football program, including winning two Academic State Championships, the program's first OSSAA football victory, first playoff victory, first game on Regent's home field, and back-to-back State Runner-up finishes in 2018 and 2019. He also coached multiple national record holders and was named the 2019 USFA National Quarterback Coach of the Year.

Coach Gilbert earned a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from Oral Roberts University and later completed a Master of Accountancy at The University of Tulsa in 2020.

Off the field, Coach Gilbert enjoys traveling with his wife, Sydney, and spending quality time with family and friends. He is passionate about making a lasting, positive impact on the lives of young people by coaching and mentoring them as followers of Jesus. When he is not on the sideline or working as an auditor, you might even catch him playing guitar with Braden Jamison's band, The Neon Strangers.

J.J. Sheffield serves as an assistant coach, working with the defensive backs. He is passionate about teaching the game of football and using it as an opportunity to disciple and mentor young men both on and off the field. Outside of coaching, he works in construction and marketing. He and his wife, Allison, have two children, J.R. and Callie, who are proud Regent students. As a family, they are grateful to be part of the Regent community and are committed to supporting its mission of developing students in both academics and faith.

Coach Sam Moses joined the Rams football program after previously serving as an assistant coach at Summit Christian Academy. A former standout defensive lineman, Coach Moses graduated from Broken Arrow High School, where he earned Tulsa World All-State honors before continuing his football career at the University of Central Oklahoma.

During his collegiate career, Coach Moses was recognized as a two-time All-Lone Star Conference selection and a one-time All-MIAA Conference honoree. He brings valuable playing experience and a passion for developing student-athletes to the Rams football program.

Outside of coaching, Coach Moses is a Commercial Lines Insurance Producer with Unity Insurance Partners. He also serves on the board of Revitalize T-Town, a local nonprofit organization, and on the Board of Trustees at the University of Central Oklahoma.

Sam and his wife, Stephanie, have been married for over a decade. They attend First Baptist Broken Arrow and enjoy investing in the lives of young people through athletics and their community.