Corey Kiner's Parents

Corey Kiner is a former collegiate football running back for the University of Cincinnati (UC), where he played from the 2022-2024 season. In his freshman year (2021), he was a part of the football team at Louisiana State University (LSU). A resident of Cincinnati, he attended Roger Bacon High School in Ohio. During the 2025 NFL Scouting Combine, he was one among the 329 prospects who participated in the event. According to NFL's official website, he ranked 29th among the running backs at the Combine with a score of 61.

After his freshman year in Louisiana, Kiner joined the Cincinnati Bearcats as the backup RB. However, the 2023-24 season witnessed him start 24 consecutive games, becoming only the fifth Bearcat with a 1000-yard rushing season. The former Mr. Football at his High School covered 2562 career rushing yards at UC. His 80 forced missed tackles rank fourth nationally for the last season (Via University of Cincinnati's official website).

Corey Kiner's Parents

Corey Kiner is the son of Clifton Kiner Sr. and Denean Whitehead. Corey Kiner has four siblings: Justin Frost, Paige Frost, Caylen Kiner, and Clifton Kiner, Jr. (via Penn Station)

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Corey Kiner's Mother

Denean Lenise Whitehead (also known as Denean Frost) is the mother of Corey Kiner. She is a nurse by profession. She completed her early nursing school at Beckfield College, later continuing the Nursing LPN Program at Scarlet Oaks. Born and brought up in Cincinnati, she studied at Woodward High School (via her Facebook profile).

Corey Kiner's Father

Clifton Kiner Sr. is the father of Corey Kiner. Clifton used to play baseball and was instrumental in bringing up Corey in a 'sports-oriented family.' In an interview, Kiner claimed he used to watch Packers vs Bears game with his father before his football journey. (via The News Record)

Clifton worked as a Parking Enforcement Officer for the City of Cincinnati from 2015-2021. Later on, he started working as a Clerk Typist III for the City of Cincinnati in 2022 and 2023. (via OpenGovPay)