Steven Tubbs – Certified Public Accountant

Steven Tubbs is a certified public accountant specializing in taxation. Based out of Boca Raton FL and serving clients from many states.

Tubbs supported and even encouraged callers who made conspiratorial arguments about coronavirus vaccination despite having himself been diagnosed with COVID-19.

Early Life and Education

Tubbs was the inaugural alumni coach at Lamar State College of Technology to lead its basketball team for seven seasons, leading the Cardinals to two NCAA tournament appearances and one National Invitation Tournament bid during his time. His record as coach stood at 121-89.

One of Tubbs’ most memorable coaching moments took place during a televised game between his Sooners and Missouri. A controversial call caused fans to begin throwing cushions onto the court, prompting Tubbs to try to quell this behavior by telling them not to throw anything.

Steffan Tubbs, who hosts News/Talk 710 KNUS in Denver, Colorado’s afternoon drive program from 3-7 p.m. Mountain Time every weekday 3-7 pm Mountain Time (MT), features conservative talkers on his show known for controversial topical discussions and has gained prominence over time as an authority figure on topical politics and business matters.

Professional Career

Tubbs worked at the bank for over 60 years, beginning his tenure as a teller at age 8. Over time he held more and more powerful positions, such as cashier and trust officer before eventually being appointed president and later chairman.

On April 29th 1985, he beat Greg Page for his first world heavyweight championship win and has gone on to fight 59 times with 23 victories and 14 defeats.

Sonny and Tubbs meet with Yero and Isabella to showcase the recovered drug shipment they recovered earlier. However, when Yero realizes this is his stash that had been stolen earlier, his suspicions arise but Sonny and Tubbs reassure him they have a plan in place: giving the drug runners new false identities will work just as effectively.

Achievement and Honors

Tubbs assumed his position as head coach of Lamar University’s basketball team in 1976 and led them to back-to-back NCAA Tournament appearances during his two year tenure, amassing an overall career coaching record of 641-340 while garnering national coach-of-the-year accolades twice and conference coaches’ coach-of-the-year honors across five leagues that he coached in.

Tubbs was a frequent guest on radio shows and hosted his own six-year television program called “Tubbs on Television.” Additionally, he was an integral member of his community; serving as president of Summit County Engineers Office.

The Stephanie Tubbs Jones Neighborhood Leadership Award recognizes individuals or groups for significant contributions made to life in Cleveland’s University Circle neighborhoods that increase collaboration, accessibility and enjoyment. It was created to commemorate Tubbs’ late daughter Stephanie Jones who passed away due to a car accident. The winner receives a cash prize of $10,000.

Personal Life

Tubbs is passionate about spending quality time with his family; he has three children and six grandchildren. Additionally, he enjoys gardening as well as hand thrown pottery; the latter involves creating intricate forms from clay that is then hand painted before being fired up in a kiln for outdoor exposure.

The undercover officer asked Tubbs to sign for the package, but he declined, noting that it appeared too light for books. Instead, he speculated that perhaps one of Swannigan’s girlfriends may own it before going back to mowing his lawn.

The court dismissed Flannery and Taylor’s official capacity claims against them for violating Section 1983; however, they upheld its earlier ruling that Tubbs’ individual capacity case could continue forward.

Net Worth

He is an American actor and musician best known for his iconic portrayal as Miami Vice detective Ricardo Tubbs on the television series of the same name. Over his long and celebrated career he has earned multiple accolades and awards both as an actor and musician.

He coached at Lamar University for seven years, amassing an overall Division I college basketball record of 609-317. Additionally, he served as head coach of Texas Christian University men’s basketball from 1995-2002.

He currently resides in Niwot, Colorado and owns a home near Left Hand Animal Hospital – previously home of Niwot Neighborhood Learning Center – his former neighbor Kim Schwarz says she keeps an eye on him and chats with him whenever they see each other outside.