Rutgers University Athletics

In his second stint at Rutgers, Brett Arnold serves as the director of football administration for the Scarlet Knights. Arnold, who also worked “On the Banks” from 2012-16, arrives from Sam Houston State, where he was the Bearkats’ director of football operations from 2017-19. 
 
During his tenure at Sam Houston State, Arnold worked with head coach K.C. Keeler to help manage the Bearkats’ staffing, roster and overall program goals. Arnold oversaw the team’s travel and assisted with scheduling and game contracts. Sam Houston State finished with a winning record in each of the three season’s Arnold was on staff, which included a 12-2 mark and an appearance in the FCS semifinals in 2017.   
 
Arnold was previously at Rutgers from 2012-16, where he served as a director of internal football operations for the Scarlet Knights. Arnold worked with the director of football operations and the head coach to oversee the program’s operating budget and travel needs, as well as the development of weekly itineraries. 
 
Arnold operated in ticket sales and revenue generation for two years at Temple (2011-12) and with the Philadelphia Eagles (2010-11). Prior to his tenure in the City of Brotherly Love, Arnold spent the 2009 season at the University of Delaware as a football operations assistant.  
 
Arnold earned his bachelor’s degree in social science from Massachusetts Amherst in 2009. A standout punter for the Minutemen from 2007-08, Arnold led the FCS in punting as a senior and was a first team All-American.  
 
Arnold and his wife, Fatou, welcomed their first child, a daughter named Cameron.