List of current NAIA football coaches

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The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) includes 97 teams. Each team has one head coach. [1] As of the 2024 season, the NAIA is composed of ten conferences: the Appalachian Athletic Conference (AAC), Frontier Conference, Great Plains Athletic Conference (GPAC), Heart of America Athletic Conference (HAAC), Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference (KCAC), Mid-South Conference (MSC), Mid-States Football Association (MSFA), North Star Athletic Association (NSAA), Sooner Athletic Conference (SAC), and the Sun Conference (TSC).

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As of the start of the 2024 season, the longest-tenured coach in NAIA, is Dennis McCulloch of Valley City State University, who has been head coach at the school since 1997. In all, 14 NAIA programs will have new head coaches in 2024.

Conference affiliations are current for the 2024 season.

Coaches

TeamConferenceHead coachFirst seasonOffensive coordinator(s)Defensive coordinator(s)Special teams coordinator(s)
Bluefield Rams AAC Dewey Lusk [2] 2017Vacant Michael Ketchum Phillip Dunford
Kentucky Christian Knights AAC Jason Aubry [3] 2023 Joby Sullivan Andrew Moore
Travis Upshaw 		Vacant
Pikeville Bears AAC Corey Fipps [4] 2021 Will Cinelli Chris Elliott Michael Harris
Point Skyhawks AAC Trevor Zeiders [5] 2022 Anthony Davis Kenny Lucky Vacant
Reinhardt Eagles AAC James Miller [6] 2017 Tyler Hennes Cliff Matthews
Mike Peeples 		Vacant
St. Andrews Knights AAC Robert Curtin [7] 2022 Greg Fowler Trent Fredericks Vacant
Union (KY) Bulldogs AAC John Luttrell [8] 2020 James Donahue Boston Bryant Vacant
Arizona Christian Firestorm Frontier Jeff Bowen [9] 2016 Steff Kruck Keith Sewell Leon Thomas
Carroll (MT) Fighting Saints Frontier Troy Purcell [10] 2019 Alex Pfannenstiel Randy Bandelow Michael Brunk
College of Idaho Coyotes Frontier Mike Moroski [11] 2014 Brian Taylor Chris Jewell Austin Nelson
Eastern Oregon Mountaineers Frontier Tim Camp [12] 2008 Leon La Deaux Solo Taylor Vacant
Montana State–Northern Lights Frontier Jerome Souers [13] 2022 Chad Germer
David Sandau 		VacantVacant
Montana Tech Orediggers Frontier Kyle Samson [14] 2020 Travis Dean Montell Allen Vacant
Montana Western Bulldogs Frontier Ryan Nourse [15] 2016 Jed Heffernan
Kyle Wantland 		Riley Martello Vacant
Rocky Mountain Battlin' Bears Frontier Chris Stutzriem [16] 2019 Teague Blome Joe Dunning Vacant
Southern Oregon Raiders Frontier Berk Brown [17] 2023Vacant Tyler Stinn Vacant
Briar Cliff Chargers GPAC Shane LaDage [18] 2021Vacant Nathan Koziol D'Mauria Martin
Concordia (NE) Bulldogs GPAC Patrick Daberkow [19] 2017Vacant Corby Osten Trent Laune
Dakota Wesleyan Tigers GPAC Alex Kretzschmar [20] 2024Vacant Chris Bessler Mason Frost
Doane Tigers GPAC Jonathan Johnson [21] 2024 Dallas Tidwell Jordan Potts Vacant
Dordt Defenders GPAC Joel Penner [22] 2016 Levi Jungling [23] Brandon McCormick Joe Kenney
Hastings Broncos GPAC Matt Franzen [24] 2021 Ken Fasnacht Kyle Suttles Vacant
Midland Warriors GPAC Jeff Jamrog [25] 2016 Caden Murphy Denny Honnold Vacant
Morningside Mustangs GPAC Steve Ryan [26] 2002 Jay Schlichte Casey Jacobsen
Nathan Turner 		Vacant
Mount Marty Lancers GPAC John Michaeletti [27] 2021 Josh Lewis
Heath Zuck 		Brian Grace
Dylan Heck 		Vacant
Northwestern (IA) Red Raiders GPAC Matt McCarty [28] 2016 Josh Fakkema Billy Kirch Vacant
Waldorf Warriors GPAC Tyler Chapa [29] 2023 Ethan Aune Vacant Danny Donadio
Baker Wildcats HAAC Miguel Regalado [30] 2023 Jake Morse Tucker Pauley Vacant
Benedictine (KS) Ravens HAAC Joel Osborn [31] 2021Vacant Kaleb Koch Andy Merfeld
Central Methodist Eagles HAAC Dave Brown [32] 2023Vacant Tevin Lakes Vacant
Clarke Pride HAAC Adam Hicks [33] 2023 Bill Lang VacantVacant
Culver–Stockton Wildcats HAAC Tom Sallay [34] 2017Vacant James Bowman Andrew Heffler
Graceland Yellowjackets HAAC Patrick Ross [35] 2022 Phil Staback Monty Roe Vacant
Grand View Vikings HAAC Joe Woodley [36] 2019 Derek Fulton E. J. Peterson Tyler Martin
MidAmerica Nazarene Pioneers HAAC Paul Hansen [37] 2020Vacant Ivan Cordova Venique Benton
Missouri Baptist Spartans HAAC Jason Burianek [38] 2014 Jonathan Heck Vacant Kenton Rocheford
Missouri Valley Vikings HAAC Casey Creehan [39] 2024 Bryce Witt VacantVacant
Peru State Bobcats HAAC Phil Ockinga [40] 2022Vacant Wade Halvorsen
Sean Wilkerson 		Vacant
St. Ambrose Fighting Bees HAAC Vince Fillipp [41] 2022 DeQuinn Watford Matt McKay Nick Barhorst
William Penn Statesmen HAAC Marc Benavidez [42] 2023 Connor Floden Jay Burns Stan Allspach
William Woods Owls HAAC Julian Mendez [43] 2024 Sam Camp Steven Dudley Vacant
Simpson (CA) Red Hawks Independent Shawn Daniel [44] 2024Vacant Richard Embry Vacant
Avila Eagles KCAC Derrick Alexander [45] 2023 Bret Beachner Martin Mathis Vacant
Bethany (KS) Swedes KCAC Mike Grossner [46] 2023Vacant Josh Seybert Vacant
Bethel (KS) Threshers KCAC Daylon Markham (interim) [47] 2024 Dentton Hudspeth VacantVacant
Evangel Valor KCAC Chuck Hepola [48] 2016 David Flores
Cody Wells 		Jeremy DeSoto Jesse Schmidt
Dan Swofford
Friends Falcons KCAC Terry Harrison [49] 2022 Eric Kelly Paul Kempf Vacant
Kansas Wesleyan Coyotes KCAC Matt Myers [50] 2022 James Bauer Justin Sullivan Vacant
McPherson Bulldogs KCAC Jeremiah Fiscus [51] 2019Vacant Mitch Leppke Kaden Beavers
Ottawa Braves KCAC Nick Davis [52] 2022 Clarence Anderson Blake Mudd Vacant
Saint Mary (KS) Spires KCAC Lance Hinson [53] 2020 Taylor Calvert VacantVacant
Southwestern (KS) Moundbuilders KCAC Brad Griffin 2015 Ryan Nelson Trevor Strong Vacant
Sterling Warriors KCAC Reggie Langford Jr. [54] 2024Vacant Braden Schultz Todd Fulton
Tabor Bluejays KCAC Mike Gardner [55] 2010 Kevin Roehrich C. J. Hill Vacant
Bethel (TN) Wildcats MSC Michael Jasper [56] 2019 Jay Bright
MD Daniels 		Chris Springer Dustin Kincaid
Campbellsville Tigers MSC Jake Russell [57] 2023Vacant Jody Ford Matt Atwood
Ryan Beatty
Cumberland (TN) Phoenix MSC Tim Mathis [58] 2018 Bobby Brown Taurean Smith Vacant
Cumberlands (KY) Patriots MSC Shan Housekeeper [59] 2022 Adam Morris Starr Thompson Vacant
Faulkner Eagles MSC Rob Gray [60] 2022Vacant Ty Hardnett
Malik Meadows 		Khalil Pope
Georgetown (KY) Tigers MSC Chris Oliver [61] 2022Vacant John Perin Sean Wynn
Lindsey Wilson Blue Raiders MSC Phil Kleckler [62] 2022 Matt Ogle
Matt Wright 		Daniel Cotter Vacant
Concordia (MI) Cardinals MSFA Joshua Schumacher [63] 2017 Elijah Kothe
Caleb O'Hara 		Matt Strzalkowski Vacant
Defiance Yellow Jackets MSFA Bill Nickell [64] 2022 Spencer Treadwell [65] Dion Black [66] Codie Flecker
Indiana Wesleyan Wildcats MSFA Andrew Rode [67] 2023 Travis Palmer Austin Taylor Vacant
Judson Eagles MSFA Quintin Demps [68] 2023 Jesse Booton Donald Sweeney Nolan Owen
Lawrence Tech Blue Devils MSFA Scott Merchant [69] 2024 Oscar Olejniczak Kyle Nystrom Ahmed Saleh
Madonna Crusaders MSFA Brett Guminsky [70] 2024 Philip Guel Ruzell McCoy Mike McGowan
Marian (IN) Knights MSFA Ted Karras Jr. [71] 2023 Matt King Justin Robinson Steve Tutsie
Olivet Nazarene Tigers MSFA Avante Mitchell [72] 2024 Keith Beckham Terrance Wilson Prince AyoOla
St. Francis (IL) Fighting Saints MSFA Joe Curry [73] 2012 Matt McCarthy Thomas Miller Vacant
Saint Francis (IN) Cougars MSFA Kevin Donley [74] 1998 Adam Sherman Nate Jensen Vacant
Saint Xavier Cougars MSFA Mike Feminis [75] 1999 Mark Yanule Bill McKeon Vacant
Siena Heights Saints MSFA Matt Kohn [76] 2016 Noah Bohl E. J. Shaah Vacant
Taylor Trojans MSFA Aaron Mingo [77] 2021 Josh Flannery Jared Boddie Adam Langvardt
Dakota State Trojans NSAA Josh Anderson [78] 2009 Logan Levy Anvil Sinsabaugh Vacant
Dickinson State Blue Hawks NSAA Pete Stanton [79] 2014 Russell McCarvel Jason Thier Vacant
Jamestown Jimmies NSAA Brian Mistro [80] 2019 Jason Challeen Shane Clancy Vacant
Mayville State Comets NSAA Rocky Larson [81] 2020 Wade Smethers Jake Litecky Nick Flesland
Valley City State Vikings NSAA Dennis McCulloch [82] 1997 Dustin Yorek Gregg Horner Vacant
Arkansas Baptist Buffaloes SAC Richard Wilson [83] 2021 Lavon Meeks Ashdone Bailey Vacant
Langston Lions SAC Quinton Morgan [84] 2016 Darryl Mason Vacant Joe Frangenberg
Louisiana Christian Wildcats SAC Ben McLaughlin [85] 2024 David Feaster Tyson Andrus Joe Weaver
North American Stallions SAC Kenneth Apande [86] 2022 Jeremy Richardson E. J. Valentine Fabien Morgan
Oklahoma Panhandle State Aggies SAC Cory Miller [87] 2023 Kenzie Kerns Will Nalley Vacant
OUAZ Spirit SAC Mike Nesbitt [88] 2018Vacant Jerry Dominguez Vacant
Nelson Lions SAC Jared Hudgins [89] 2024 Blake McCulloch Gennard Johnson Kevin Pointer
Texas College Steers SAC Jarrail Jackson [90] 2022VacantVacantVacant
Texas Wesleyan Rams SAC Brad Sherrod [91] 2024 Fran Johnson Keith Houston Vacant
Wayland Baptist Pioneers SAC Marcos Hinojos Sr. [92] 2023 Bryan Wood Marcos Hinojos Jr. Thomas Walser
Ave Maria Gyrenes TSC Joe Patterson [93] 2016 Gage Hayes Keith Gilmore Vacant
Florida Memorial Lions TSC Bobby Rome II [94] 2022 Michael Jones Terence Garvin
Jameel Smith 		Vacant
Keiser Seahawks TSC Myles Russ [95] 2024Vacant Robbie Owens Justin Hilliker
St. Thomas (FL) Bobcats TSC Bill Rychel [96] 2019 Anthony Neymeiyer Alex Gray Vacant
Southeastern Fire TSC Adam Waugh [97] 2022 Mike Canales William Henry Vacant
Thomas Night Hawks TSC Orlando Mitjans [98] 2023 Al Preston Andy Wolfrum Will Christopher
Warner Royals TSC Dialleo Burks [99] 2022 Brett Banfield Kendall Todd Kenneth Stills
Webber International Warriors TSC Eric Potochney [100] 2021 Jason Robinson Hasan Craig Vacant

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