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Brad Bez

Brad Bez joined the MSU staff in the winter of 2026. He came to the Eagles bringing seven years of college experience at the Division I, II, and III levels.

Bez came to Morehead State after serving two years as the offensive line coach at Grand Valley State (Mich.). In his first year with the Lakers he was a member of a coaching staff that helped lead GV to a 11-2 overall record and the second round 2024 NCAA DII playoffs. During that same season Bez mentored three All-GLIAC performers, one consensus All-American, and a finalist for the Gene Upshaw awarded given to the top lineman in Division II Football, along with another All-GLIAC performer in 2025.

Prior to GVSU Bez spent two seasons at Division III Wisconsin-River Falls as the offensive line coach and run game coordinator. The Falcon offensive line was a key piece in the 14-7 combined record the Falcons turned in during the 2022 and 2023 season's. River Falls played one of the nation's top schedules, evidenced by seven games versus teams ranked in the top 15 nationally. Bez tutored consensus All-American Alex Klecker during the 2023 campaign. In addition, River Falls averaged 43 points and 197.1 yards rushing per game in 2023.

Prior to UW-River Falls, Bez spent two seasons as the offensive line graduate assistant at Western Michigan, where he helped guide the Broncos to an 8-5 record and an appearance in the Quick Lane Bowl. He coached three All-Mid-American Conference honorees on the offensive line.

Before Western Michigan, Bez spent a year at Wayne State (Mich.) with their offensive line as a part of a coaching staff that went 8-3 and finished second in the GLIAC.

A 2019 graduate of Kalamazoo (Mich.) and native of Okemos, Mich., Bez was a member of the Hornets’ Offensive Line where he lettered all four years. He was a Dean’s List member and appeared on the MIAA Academic Honor Roll multiple times in his career. In addition to his undergraduate degree from Kalamazoo, he also completed his Master’s Degree in Sports Administration while at Wayne State.

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