Brandon Kuhn is in his second season with the Manhattan Men's Basketball staff as the program's Strength & Conditioning Coach and Director of MBB Operations.

Kuhn comes to Riverdale after spending the last two seasons as the Director of Strength and Conditioning at Coppin State University. While in Baltimore, he oversaw all facets of the athletic performance for each of the school's 15 sports programs. Kuhn also coordinated sport-specific programming and scheduling with all the head coaches and ensured that all staff members carried out a safe and appropriate execution of the program.

He has also spent the past six years as a private sports performance coach, designing individual specific training programs for professional athletes, including George Fant of the Seattle Seahawks.

Prior to his time at Coppin State, Kuhn served as the Assistant Director of Strength and Conditioning for the Western Kentucky University men's basketball team from 2011-2015. During that time, the Hilltoppers won back-to-back Sun Belt Conference Championships and produced eight All-Conference players and two conference MVPs.

Kuhn got his start in collegiate athletics at Texas Tech University in 2007, spending five seasons in Lubbock. While with the Red Raiders, he served as a Graduate Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach before being elevated to the Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach for the men's basketball team in 2009. After two years, he was again promoted to the Men's Basketball Head Strength and Conditioning Coach in 2011.

A 2006 graduate from Angelo State with a degree in exercise science, Kuhn earned master's in strength and conditioning from Texas Tech in 2010.