Recruiting areas:  Kentucky (Northern) / Missouri / Ohio (Dayton & West Cincinnati) / Pennsylvania

Patrick St. Louis, who is in his second stint on the Morehead State coaching staff, is now in his fifth season as a full-time coach, fourth under Head Coach Rob Tenyer, and his seventh season on the staff overall.

St. Louis was promoted to offensive coordinator in 2015 after serving the previous two seasons leading the offensive line. He also served as recruiting coordinator for the first part of 2015.

In 2015, he coached four all-PFL offensive linemen in Alex Hey, Liam Maloney, C.J. Phillips and Todd DeWoody. In addition, the offensive unit led the conference in passing.

St. Louis was a graduate assistant in 2009 and 2010 before being promoted to full-time status in 2011. Between stints at Morehead State, St. Louis coached offensive linemen, coordinated travel, oversaw the budget and handled administrative tasks at Division III school Olivet College (Mich.) in 2012.

St. Louis' offensive line unit ranked second in the Pioneer Football League in fewest sacks allowed in 2014 and third in that category in 2013. He helped guide the offense to averages of 429 total yards and 276 passing yards per game in 2014.

In the past three seasons, St. Louis has mentored eight All-PFL linemen.

He focused on the offensive line, tight ends and video operations in 2009 and 2010 before taking over as offensive line coach in 2011.

St. Louis spent the 2008 campaign as a student assistant at Division II school Missouri Western State.  He earned four letters as a lineman at Missouri Western State from 2004-07.

A native of Belton, Mo., St. Louis earned a bachelor’s degree in physical education from MWSU in 2008 and master’s degree in secondary education from MSU in 2010.  His wife Chastity is also an MSU graduate. They have been married since 2012.