Jeron Gouveia-Winslow is in his third season as an analyst with the Hokies. He moved from player personnel into his current role in 2022. He is part of a group that includes Brian Crist (senior analyst), Xavier Adibi (senior analyst), Jeff Carpenter (analyst), Brent Davis (analyst) and Brandon McCombs (special teams analyst), as one of six analysts on the Tech staff.
Gouveia-Winslow played at Tech from 2008-12 and started at whip linebacker his final three seasons under head coach Frank Beamer and defensive coordinator Bud Foster. In 40 career games he posted 80 total tackles, three interceptions, three forced fumbles and two passes defensed. He returned an interception for a 24-yard TD in Tech's 44-33 win over Florida State in the 2010 ACC Championship Game and captained the defense and special teams as a senior in 2012.
He began his coaching career in 2014 at Stone Bridge HS where he was the defensive backs coach, before heading to the University of Hawaii the following year where he was a defensive line intern, coaching alongside his father, Kurt Gouveia, who earned a pair of Super Bowl rings as a linebacker with the then-Washington Redskins. Before returning to Tech in 2020, Gouveia-Winslow was a member of the coaching staff at Brevard College, serving as an assistant head coach and overseeing the safeties and special teams. He helped guide the Tornados to an 8-2 record in 2019, while three of his safeties were named team captains that season. Gouveia-Winslow and his wife, Amanda, are the parents of daughters Finley, Logan and Avery.
Gouveia-Winslow played at Tech from 2008-12 and started at whip linebacker his final three seasons under head coach Frank Beamer and defensive coordinator Bud Foster. In 40 career games he posted 80 total tackles, three interceptions, three forced fumbles and two passes defensed. He returned an interception for a 24-yard TD in Tech's 44-33 win over Florida State in the 2010 ACC Championship Game and captained the defense and special teams as a senior in 2012.
He began his coaching career in 2014 at Stone Bridge HS where he was the defensive backs coach, before heading to the University of Hawaii the following year where he was a defensive line intern, coaching alongside his father, Kurt Gouveia, who earned a pair of Super Bowl rings as a linebacker with the then-Washington Redskins. Before returning to Tech in 2020, Gouveia-Winslow was a member of the coaching staff at Brevard College, serving as an assistant head coach and overseeing the safeties and special teams. He helped guide the Tornados to an 8-2 record in 2019, while three of his safeties were named team captains that season. Gouveia-Winslow and his wife, Amanda, are the parents of daughters Finley, Logan and Avery.