East Texas A&M University Athletics

Paramore is entering his third season at East Texas A&M. Since 2024, he is tasked with being the wide receivers coach and pass game coordinator. During his first season on the Lion coaching staff, he was the running backs coach in 2023. 

After a short stay at Gannon University in spring 2023, Paramore spent the 2022 season as the Offensive Coordinator/Head Coach at Waldorf University.

Paramore joined the Waldorf staff in March 2022 as assistant head coach/offensive coordinator. The Warriors ended the year with a 7-4 record, averaging 43.8 points per game in the first five games and 27.5 points on the year. 

The Warriors finished second in the North Star Conference in total offense. The seven wins tied the record for victories in a season. In January of 2023, Paramore was named head coach. At 26, Paramore was the youngest head coach in all of college football.

Before arriving at Waldorf, Paramore spent one season at Faulkner in Montgomery, Alabama, followed by three years at Southwestern Assemblies of God University in Waxahachie.

A native of Dothan, Alabama, Paramore served three seasons at SAGU as the wide receivers coach/recruiting coordinator/special teams coordinator. Paramore coached NAIA All-American running back Keaton Dudik, as well as four other Sooner Athletic Conference All-Conference players: WR Reggie Agyei, WR Bryant Dotson, WR Jamal Long, and WR Zackariah Johnson. 

His tenure at SAGU culminated with the Lions securing a 31-14 victory over Sterling College in the 2021 NCCAA Victory Bowl.

At Faulkner, Paramore was the tight ends coach. He also has experience on the defensive side of the ball, having coached cornerbacks at Faulkner.

Paramore earned his Bachelor’s Degree in Social Science Education from Auburn University in 2018 and has since completed work on his Master’s Degree in Justice Administration.

Chase and his wife Yadira reside in Commerce and have a daughter, Camila.