Spencer Brown

Biography

Spencer Brown is in his second season as the Scarlet Knights’ director of sports performance in 2026. The New Port Richey, Florida, native took over leadership of the Rutgers football strength and conditioning program in June 2025 after an 11-year tenure at Dartmouth. RUTGERS • In 2025, the Scarlet Knights averaged 407.1 yards of total offense overall and 389.1 in Big Ten play, the team's best marks in a season since joining the league. Rutgers had the second-leading passer (QB Athan Kaliakmanis, 260.3) and third-leading rusher (RB Antwan Raymond, 103.4) and receiver (WR KJ Duff, 90.3) in the Big Ten, as RU was one of eight teams nationally to produce a 3,000-yard passer, 1,000-yard rusher and 1,000-yard receiver. Duff and Raymond, who were both Second Team All-Big Ten honorees, joined OL Kwabena Asamoah as All-America selections. On special teams, Rutgers led the nation with three punt return touchdowns, all off blocked punts. • Brown arrived at Rutgers as assistant strength and conditioning coach in Jan. 2025 before being promoted to director of sports performance in June. DARTMOUTH • Brown spent 11 seasons at Dartmouth, including as director of strength, speed and conditioning the last nine. While leading the strength and conditioning department, he was also a member of the football coaching staff and worked closely with Nordic skiing and both men's and women's tennis. The role involved developing individualized year-round strength and conditioning programs for each sport

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