Noah Sutherland rejoined the Cal Lutheran football coaching staff in the summer of 2021. He was the Tight Ends Coach from 2017-18 and the Offensive Line Coach from 2018-19.

During his previous stint at Cal Lutheran he coached two offensive lineman to Second Team All-Conference selections and the offense was second in the conference for rushing touchdowns. As the tight end coach, Sutherland helped a Kingsmen tight end lead the conference in touchdowns at the position. 

In between, Sutherland spent time at Northern Arizona University where he was the Offensive Assistant and coached the offensive line. He coached three All-Big Sky selections. In 2019, the offense was first in the Football Championship Series (FCS), fifth in total offense, 10th in scoring offense and 23rd in sacks allowed. 

Before Sutherland got into coaching, he played football at UCLA from 2003-07. He started 23 games at offensive tackle and guard and also saw playing time at defensive tackle and tight end. He was a member of the Leadership Council his junior and senior season. 

Sutherland continued his athletic career with the Oakland Raiders and went to the Rookie Camp Tryout as an offensive tackle in 2008. 

In 2007, he graduated UCLA with a Bachelor of Arts in History. In 2020, he added a Master's of Educational Leadership from Northern Arizona.