Andre Crenshaw

Biography

Andre Crenshaw joined the program as the running backs coach in 2026, coming to Statesboro after a year as the running backs coach at fellow Sun Belt member Coastal Carolina. He spent the previous two seasons coaching the backs at high-powered Western Kentucky. Crenshaw comes to Statesboro after a year as the running backs coach at fellow Sun Belt member Coastal Carolina. He spent the prior two seasons coaching the backs at high-powered Western Kentucky. WKU averaged over 100 yards per game on the ground in 2024 (109.3) and scored 14 rushing touchdowns. Elijah Young ran for over 800 yards and scored three times and also had 384 yards receiving out of the backfield with two scores. He signed with the Kansas City Chiefs after his playing days with the Hilltoppers were done. In 2023, Crenshaw helped the Hilltoppers to one of the top-producing offenses in Conference USA. WKU finished the year second in the league in scoring with 30.5 points per game, and the Hilltoppers’ 50 offensive touchdowns in 2023 ranked second in CUSA. Crenshaw came to WKU from South Dakota State where he served as running backs coach during the team’s run to winning the 2022 FCS National Championship. He spent two seasons with the Jackrabbits, leading one of the best running backs rooms in the country. In his first season with SDSU, he mentored Pierre Strong Jr., who led the FCS in rushing with 1,686 yards. Strong went on to be selected by the New England Patriots in the fourth round of the NFL Draft. Duri