Beau Curry enters his second season on the Northeastern State football coaching staff as an assistant offensive line coach.
Curry helped develop the 2025 Northeastern State offensive line into one of its most productive units in recent history. Up front, true freshman center Justus Gilliam made history as the first true freshman to start 12 games on the offensive line in recorded program history. Cayson Badley and Jayden Flores joined Gilliam by starting all 12 games, making the trio the first NSU offensive linemen since 1999 to appear in at least 12 games during a season.
The offensive line played a key role in NSU's rushing attack, which produced its highest yards-per-game average (156.3) since 2013 and its best yards-per-carry mark (5.3) since 2001. The unit also helped the RiverHawks rush for 33 touchdowns, their most in a season since 1999 and more than their combined total of 31 rushing scores over the previous 40 games dating to October 2021.
Curry joined the staff following a playing career with the program that spanned six years. After making his debut in 2019 and appearing in three games in 2021, the Vinita native started all 11 games at tackle in 2022 before appearing in seven contests in 2023. Curry concluded his playing career on the first Chiaverini-led roster in 2024, serving as the team's primary left tackle while appearing in 10 games.
Prior to joining NSU, Curry was a multi-sport athlete at Vinita HS, earning letters in football and track.
