INS!!GHTS 10 year Anniversary

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Founder/CEO of INSiiGHTS Sports

MAC4 Enterprises

2013 - present

INSiiGHTS has recently produced and televised our 100th show for network television. We have over 350 videos on our you tube website that garnered over 990, 000 viewing minutes within a 12 month period. We have expanded coverage into the central Florida area covering the arch-rival basketball contest between Atlantic High School and Daytona Mainland that played to a triple over-time thriller in the Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University gym.

We also do a sports podcast, Mickey Clayton the COACH, covering an insightful view into sports utilizing our various work experiences within athletics.

Our crew will continue our growth into the Central Florida and South Florida areas as we hosted the First Annual Mack Clayton Memorial Basketball Clinic in Daytona Beach in November 2018. Contact us if you are interested in participating in 2019.

Please contact us for game and story ideas.

(850) 599 - 2870

Executive Director of the Rattler Boosters

Florida A&M University

2006-2016

The Rattler Boosters as the primary fund raising arm of the Florida A&M University athletic department. The fund raised were used to assist the Rattler athletic department. The Boosters pay for the coaches television show, the Rattler Sports Network (Radio Games), the Bragg Stadium Jumbo-Tron, Lawson Center Scoreboard, July Recruiting for Men & Women's basketball and more.

Head Coach of the Elite Team & Director of Player Development

Tallahassee Comets

2002-2011

Served as the Head Coach for AAU Girls Basketball Team winning countless tournaments and placing dozens of our graduates into collegiate basketball programs from Community College through Division I.  I was the player development person for over 4 programs that we had in the program ranging from 8 - 18 years old and up to 50 young ladies within the program.

Interim Director of the Office of Student Activities

Florida A&M University

2005-2006

Managed, developed and implemented programs and activities for the students of Florida A&M University with a primary focus on those students who were living on-campus and needed an array of activities both entertaining and educational to ensure their adjustment to the collegiate environment.

Director of Academic Advisement for General Studies

2003-2005

Responsible for supervision of staff to properly advise and assist students within the General Studies program to ensure a successful matriculation process into college academics with an emphasis on individual counseling and assessment to identify special student interests and capabilities.

Director of Development

Florida A&M University

2002-2003

To establish  business relationships with corporate entities to enhance mutually beneficial relationships with corporate leaders nationwide and Florida A&M University.

1996 - Mickey Clayton was voted into the Florida A&M University Hall of Fame.

Head Mens' Basketball Coach

Florida A&M University

1997-2002

HIGHLIGHT: Won the MEAC Men's Basketball Tournament and advanced to the NCAA Tournament 1st Round vs. Duke in 1999. Coach Clayton was voted the Chevrolet Player-of-the-Game for leading the team to the MEAC Tournament. 

Florida A&M University was awarded a $1,000 scholarship in Coach Mickey Clayton's  name by Chevrolet.

Mickey was voted the Most Outstanding Coach of the 1999 MEAC Tournament.

By winning the MEAC Tournament he became the only Division I Head basketball coach to win a conference tournament in men and womens basketball.

Director of NCAA Compliance, Facilities Management and Academic Advisement

1990-1997

HIGHLIGHT: Created first ever NCAA Compliance component within Athletics and developed and implemented academic advisement/support component for athletic department

Head Womens' Basketball Coach

Florida A&M University

1977-1990

HIGHLIGHT: Won the NSWAC Women's Regular Season Championship and Tournament Championship.

 Coach Clayton was voted the Most Outstanding coach for both regular season and for the the NSWAC Basketball Tournament.