Brandon Corbin is the newest addition to the McNeese Football staff and has taken on the role as the Senior Offensive Analyst.
In 2019, Corbin was a member of the Bucknell football staff as a volunteer assistant coach and working with the cornerbacks at included All-Patriot League selection Gavin Pringle.
Corbin, who has held a variety of positions in the coaching ranks, served as a football operations coordinator, equipment manager and camp coordinator at Murray State University before arriving at Bucknell.
Before his one-year stint with the Racer football team, Corbin spent four seasons at Bethel University (Tenn.). While with the Wildcats, he served as pass-game coordinator and quarterbacks coach (2017 & 2016) and safeties coach (2015 & 2014). Most notably, he mentored safety Stoney Burns, who earned an invitation to the Tennessee Titans' camp, and quarterback Sam Castronova, who set a program record in single-season total offensive yards as a first-year transfer.
During the 2013 campaign, Corbin was a recruiting and social media assistant at the University of North Texas. There, he helped build a signing class that produced three NFL free agent signees and multiple all-conference selections. He spent the 2012 season as the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Bethel College (Kan.).Â
Corbin was the head coach at Washington High School (Kan.) in 2011 and 2010. Before that, he was an assistant coach at various Kansas high schools, including Turner, Shawnee Mission North and Manhattan. Heavily involved in coaching with USA Football, he was most notably selected as a coach for the 2018 International Bowl IX at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.
Corbin graduated from Duquesne University in 1999 with a degree in secondary education. There, he helped the Dukes win two Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference titles as a free safety. He later earned a master's degree in English from Kansas State University.
Corbin and his wife, Kate, have twin daughters, Bentley and Violet.
