Staff Directory

Brandon Cuevas

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Offensive Line/Running Game Coordinator
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PRINCETON RECRUITING AREAS — Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont, District of Columbia, Maryland, New Jersey (Morris, Sussex), Canada (International)

Brandon Cuevas is in his sixth year with the Princeton staff in 2026 and fourth as the offensive line coach after spending the first two seasons as the running backs coach.

Princeton had two members of the offensive line earn second team All-Ivy in Barrett Eddlemon and Justin Selbert. That group helped Princeton place in the top half of the Ivy League in passing average in league play (214.7 yards/game), while the offense also averaged 127.3 rushing yards per game. Running back Ethan Clark nabbed second-team honors as well after recording nearly 800 all-purpose yards and eight touchdowns.

The Tigers had two offensive linemen in Tommy Matheson (second-team) and Nicholas Hilliard (honorable mention) earn All-Ivy status in 2024. John Volker also collected honorable mention All-Ivy honors. Volker finished fifth in the Ivy League in rushing (57.1 yards per game), and he capped his career in style, rushing for 130 yards, including a 75-yard touchdown, in a season-ending win over Penn.

Jalen Travis '24 was selected in the fourth round of the 2025 NFL Draft by the Indianapolis Colts. Travis (127th overall) is the highest selection of a Princeton football player in the modern NFL Draft era surpassing Seth DeValve who was picked 138th overall in the fourth round of the 2016 draft by the Cleveland Browns.

Travis, in addition to second-team All-Ivy honors in 2023, collected the 2024 Coach Wooden Citizenship Cup and won the Princeton University Art Lane ’34 Cup. Hilliard also nabbed an All-Ivy accolade.

The 2022 season saw Princeton go 8-2 and be in contention for the Ivy League title into the final week of the regular season. The Tigers had 16 All-Ivy selections tied for second-most at Princeton since 2013. Ryan Butler (RB) was honored as honorable mention All-Ivy after rushing for 501 yards and scoring 11 touchdowns.

The 2021 season saw Princeton go 9-1 and earn an Ivy League title, its third in five seasons. The Tigers had 16 All-Ivy selections including 10 first-team honorees, a program record. The offense ranked first in the Ivy League in scoring (33.4), second in passing offense (265.5), second in passing efficiency (147.0) and third in total offense (392.4). Collin Eaddy picked up First-Team All-Ivy honors.

Prior to his time at Princeton, Cuevas spent two years at Lehigh, where he coached running backs in 2018 and tight ends in 2019.

His first coaching stop was at Salve Regina, where he coached running backs and tight ends while also serving as video coordinator. He then coached at Susquehanna and Marist before going to Lehigh.