Indiana Wesleyan University

Andrew Rode – Football – 3rd Season

• To build men that look like Jesus, while competing at a high level to win a national championship.

• Greenville University – Masters of Education [2013]
• Wabash College – Bachelors in Psychology [2009]

• Indiana Wesleyan University (NAIA), Head Coach [2023-Present]
• Morningside University (NAIA), Offensive Coordinator & Recruiting Coordinator [2020-2022]
• Concordia University Ann Arbor (NAIA), Offensive Coordinator [2015-2019]
• Greenville University, Offensive Coordinator [2013-2014
• Greenville University, Special Teams Coordinator [2012-2013]
• Anderson University, Assistant Coach & Video Coordinator [2009-2010]

• Indiana Wesleyan University
  • 3x MSFA Mideast Champions (2023, 2024, 2025)
  • 2023 MSFA Mideast Coach of the Year
  • 8: AFCA NAIA All-Americans
  • 1: Allstate AFCA Good Works Team Member (Clayton Mosher | 2024)
  • 1: Remington Award Winner (Will Angel | 2024 | NAIA's Best Offensive Lineman)
  • 1: Cliff Harris Award Finalist (Clayton Mosher | 2024 | NAIA Best Defensive Player
  • 1: MSFA Most Valuable Player
  • 2: MSFA Offensive Player of the Year
  • 2: MSFA Offensive Lineman of the Year
  • 1: MSFA Defensive Player of the Year
  • 43: MSFA All-Conference First Team Players
  • 14: MSFA All-Conference Second Team Players
  • 56: NAIA Scholar-Athletes
• Morningside University
  • 35-2 Record in 3 Seasons
  • 2021 NAIA National Champions
  • 2021 Football Scoop NAIA Coordinator of the Year
  • 2022 NAIA Rankings
    • 1st in Points/Game, Total Yards/Game
    • 2nd in Passing Yards/Game
    • 17th in Rushing Yards/Game
  • 2021 NAIA Rankings
    • 1st in Points/Game, Total Yards/Game, Passing Yards/Game
    • 10th in Rushing Yards/Game
  • 2020 NAIA Rankings
    • 1st in Points/Game, Total Yards/Game, Passing Yards/Game
    • 13th in Rushing Yards/Game
• Concordia University Ann Arbor
  • 2018 AFCA NAIA Assistant Coach of the Year Finalist
  • 2017 MSFA Assistant Coach of the Year
  • 39-18 record as Offensive Coordinator
  • NAIA Playoff appearances in 2017, 2018, and 2019

• Andrew and his wife, Joy, were married in 2011 and have four children Alice, Everest, McKinley, and Lucas.