Bethel College (KS)

Jeremy Reed is in his second year as an assistant coach with Thresher Football, as well as an assistant athletic director at Bethel College.

Reed was able to join the Thresher coaching staff midway through the 2020 regular season, and was part of a staff that led Bethel to its first KCAC championship since 2007. This also included with it the program’s first NAIA Football Championship Series berth since 2006. The Thresher offense finished as the nation’s best rushing attack for the second-consecutive season, and included NAIA First-Team All-American Keegan Martin, as well as KCAC Player of the Year Zach Esau.

Prior to joining Bethel, Reed had spent the past four years as the head football coach and assistant athletic director at Yukon High School, a 6A-1 high school in Oklahoma. In his four seasons at the helm, the Yukon Millers had won 20 games after winning only six in the three seasons prior to Reed's arrival. This also included their first-ever playoff appearance at the 6A-1 level this past season. In 2015 Coach Reed guided Altus High School to the 5A State Championship, first in 44 years for Altus.  During that year coach was awarded Coach of the Year by Daily Oklahoman, USA Today Oklahoma Coach of the Year, District Coach of the Year, and Oklahoma Coaches Association All State Head Coach.  Coach Reed was a guest of FCA at the American Football Coaches Association National Clinic to speak about 3 Dimensional Coaching in 2017.   Since moving to the Flexbone offense in 2013 Coach Reed's offenses have averaged over 30 points per game and 345 yards rushing per year.  


Coach Reed is a 2004 graduate of Southeastern Oklahoma State University. Jeremy graduated with Bachelor's Degree in Health/Physical Education, in 2009 he obtained his Master’s Degree in Sports Administration from East Central University. In 2014 Coach Reed was the FCA All State Coach for South Central Oklahoma.  

Jeremy is married to Brooke and together they have three children, Peyton, Jeymon, and Rylan.