Brandon Jordan joins the Missouri S&T coaching staff this season and will assist with the offensive line, the position he played as a member of the Miners from 2007-09.
Jordan was a two-year starter for S&T, including the 2008 campaign in which the Miners won the Great Lakes Football Conference championship as part of a record-setting 7-4 season. Missouri S&T posted its highest modern day total of 408 points during that season.
Last summer, Jordan was a member of the United States' national team that took part in the fourth International Federation of American Football Senior World Championships in Austria, a tournament won by the U.S. team that was coached by former Northwest Missouri State head coach Mel Tjeerdsma. Jordan has also played professional football for the New Orleans Voodoo of the Arena Football League.
Jordan, a native of New Orleans, La., graduated from Missouri S&T with a degree in business management.
