Andrew Prevost completed his first season as Valpo’s offensive line coach, run game coordinator and assistant head coach in 2023.

During his first season at Valpo, Prevost coached offensive lineman Carter Woody, who was named All-PFL Honorable Mention.

Prevost arrived at Valpo after having previously been on staff at the University of South Dakota in Vermillion, S.D. since the 2016 season. After coaching tight ends and assisting with special teams during his first two years on staff, Prevost was elevated to offensive line coach beginning with the 2018 season. He helped the Coyotes reach the FCS Playoffs in 2017 and 2021, the first two appearances in program history.

During his time in South Dakota, Prevost coached three All-Missouri Valley Football Conference honorable mention choices, three All-MVFC Second Team selections, five MVFC Offensive Lineman of the Week recipients, four MVFC All-Academic Team choices, two Freshmen All-Americans, two Academic All-Americans and one Preseason All-American.

Before arriving in South Dakota, Prevost spent three seasons at Western Illinois University in Macomb, Ill. He coached the defensive line in 2013 before working with tight ends and being involved in all aspects of special teams each of the next two seasons. During his time with the program, the Leathernecks advanced to the second round of the FCS Playoffs in 2015. He coached one All-MVFC selection and one All-MVFC Honorable Mention choice.

Prevost spent two seasons at the University of Minnesota Duluth in 2012 and 2013, coaching outside linebackers, short snappers and long snappers while having a variety of responsibilities within special teams. He coached two first team all-conference selections, one all-conference honorable mention, two D2Football.com All-American honorable mention choices, one second team all-region pick and two academic all-conference honorees. The team made back-to-back NCAA Playoff appearances, won one conference title and won the conference’s north division in both seasons.

Prevost got his start at the University of Wisconsin Eau Claire, where he coached running backs and assisted with the offensive line. A 2011 Wisconsin Eau Claire graduate with a degree in organizational communication and information systems, Prevost went on to earn his master’s in educational administration from Minnesota Duluth in 2013.

What They’re Saying About Andrew Prevost

AJ Blazek, Vanderbilt Offensive Line Coach: “Andy is a passionate coach who will pour into his players. He has high energy and is great at building a culture in his position room. Andy and Courtney are outstanding parents and they will take care of the Valpo offensive line like their own kids. They are definitely a football family.”

Ron Crook, South Dakota Tight Ends Coach & Special Teams Coordinator: “Andy is an extremely hard worker and he coaches his players hard. He is greatly respected by his players and colleagues.”