Joseph Frangenberg is in his first season as part of the Northwestern State coaching staff, assisting with the offensive line.
Frangenberg comes to NSU after spending the past two seasons as the offensive line coach at Northwest Oklahoma State. During his tenure, Frangenberg helped develop an offensive line that allowed less than two sacks per game for an offense that averaged 245 passing yards and 363 total yards per game.
In addition to recruiting Arlington and Fort Worth Texas, southwest Oklahoma and Kansas, Frangenberg also served as NWOSU’s punt and field goal team coordinator.
Away from the field, Frangenberg served as the liaison to the admissions, recruiting and compliance offices.
Prior to his time at Northwest Oklahoma, Frangenberg spent four seasons on the coaching staff at Bishop Carroll Catholic High School in Kansas. Frangenberg was the offensive line coach and run game coordinator for Bishop Carroll, which won a state championship in 2017 with him on staff.
Additionally, Frangenberg was the school’s strength and conditioning coach.Â
Frangenberg lettered as an offensive lineman, fullback and long snapper during his career at Friends University, serving one year as a team captain.
A December 2016 Friends graduate in health and physical education, Frangenberg is pursuing a second master’s degree at Northwestern State, majoring in health and
human performance.
Frangenberg and his wife, Lauren, have been married for five years and have a 1-year-old son, Parker.
