Texas Tech University Athletics
Football
Brandon Stevenson
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- Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach
Brandon Stevenson enters his second season as an assistant strength and conditioning coach on the Texas Tech staff, reuniting him with head strength and conditioning coach Lance Barilow.
Stevenson rejoined the Texas Tech staff ahead of its historic 2025 season where the Red Raiders cruised to a school record 12 wins and their first Big 12 title in history. Texas Tech also made its first-ever appearance in the College Football Playoff after a dominating regular season and conference championship game that featured all 12 wins coming by at least 20 points. The Red Raiders closed the year ranked as high as No. 7 in the final Associated Press poll.
Stevenson was previously a student assistant strength and conditioning coach during the 2022 football season, the Red Raiders’ first under head coach Joey McGuire and Barilow. Stevenson assisted with Texas Tech’s daily strength program that season, earning additional responsibility in leading training sessions for development groups and injured players. He previously was a student assistant with Texas Tech’s Olympic sport strength staff for three seasons before moving to football prior to his senior year.
Following graduation, Stevenson accepted the head strength and conditioning coaching position at Midland Christian High School. Stevenson spent the 2024-25 academic year at Lake County Christian School as an assistant strength and conditioning coach before rejoining the Red Raider football program for summer workouts.
Stevenson earned his bachelor’s degree in general studies with a concentration in kinesiology, nutrition and health from Texas Tech in December 2022. He is a certified strength and conditioning specialist (CSCS).
Stevenson and his wife, Jaylin, are parents to three daughters, Braylin, Brooklin and Brylie. He is the son of Scott and Dwenette Stevenson. His father is a lieutenant with the Texas Rangers, one of the highest law-enforcement agencies in the state. In addition to those duties, he has been a mainstay on the Texas Tech sideline for years, providing additional security for the head coach at home and on road trips.
Stevenson rejoined the Texas Tech staff ahead of its historic 2025 season where the Red Raiders cruised to a school record 12 wins and their first Big 12 title in history. Texas Tech also made its first-ever appearance in the College Football Playoff after a dominating regular season and conference championship game that featured all 12 wins coming by at least 20 points. The Red Raiders closed the year ranked as high as No. 7 in the final Associated Press poll.
Stevenson was previously a student assistant strength and conditioning coach during the 2022 football season, the Red Raiders’ first under head coach Joey McGuire and Barilow. Stevenson assisted with Texas Tech’s daily strength program that season, earning additional responsibility in leading training sessions for development groups and injured players. He previously was a student assistant with Texas Tech’s Olympic sport strength staff for three seasons before moving to football prior to his senior year.
Following graduation, Stevenson accepted the head strength and conditioning coaching position at Midland Christian High School. Stevenson spent the 2024-25 academic year at Lake County Christian School as an assistant strength and conditioning coach before rejoining the Red Raider football program for summer workouts.
Stevenson earned his bachelor’s degree in general studies with a concentration in kinesiology, nutrition and health from Texas Tech in December 2022. He is a certified strength and conditioning specialist (CSCS).
Stevenson and his wife, Jaylin, are parents to three daughters, Braylin, Brooklin and Brylie. He is the son of Scott and Dwenette Stevenson. His father is a lieutenant with the Texas Rangers, one of the highest law-enforcement agencies in the state. In addition to those duties, he has been a mainstay on the Texas Tech sideline for years, providing additional security for the head coach at home and on road trips.
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