Brandon Moss

	Hometown: Albuquerque, N.M.
	Position: Assistant Coach
	Experience: 4th Season

Alma Mater:
New Mexico '05

02/06/2013

New Mexico Welcomes Eight New Lobos On Signing Day

Seven freshmen and one transfer will join the Lobos for the 2013 season.

01/24/2013

Paul Souders Named Regional Assistant Coach of the Year

Souders was named Assistant of the Year in the NSCAA's Far West Region

01/04/2013

Lobo Men's Soccer Hosting Open Tryouts

One of the nation's prominent programs is looking for walk-ons

12/11/2012

Devon Sandoval & Blake Smith Receive MLS Combine Invites

Sandoval & Smith are among the 54 players invited to the pre-draft combine

11/16/2012

Lobos Ready To Dance Versus Virginia In NCAA Tournament Second Round

New Mexico is looking to make back-to-back Sweet 16 appearances

04/23/2011

ALS Fundraiser and Alumni All-Star Game

The Lobo men's soccer team hosted the Lou Gehrig's Disease (ALS) Fundraiser and Alumni All-Star Game.

11/18/2010

Day 1: Lobo Soccer Arrives in Omaha

Images of the University of New Mexico men's soccer team at the first round of the NCAA Tournament vs. Creighton

Brandon Moss is entering his fourth season as an Assistant Coach with the Lobo Men's Soccer team. He helped the program tie its record for most wins in a two-year span in 2011 and 2012 with 35 wins. That tied the record set by the 2004 and 2005 Lobos, which Moss played for under Head Coach Jeremy Fishbein.

He brings to the table the unique perspective of a former player under head coach Jeremy Fishbein on the 2005 National Championship runner-up team. Recruiting is one of Moss' many strengths, as he is able to sell the Lobo soccer program as a player and coach. His unyielding passion for New Mexico soccer is contagious amongst the staff, in turn strengthing the overall recruiting mentality. Moss is a true testament to the success that Lobo soccer can facilitate.

Moss joined the staff in the summer of 2010 after serving as the Volunteer Assistant Coach at The Ohio State University. As a player, he was a 4 year starter for the Lobos (2002-2005), garnering Freshman All-American, Academic All-American, and All-Conference honors. Moss was part of 3 MPSF Conference Championships, and 3 NCAA Tournament appearances, including a spot in the Sweet 16 (2004) and National Championship game (2005). After his Senior season, Moss was drafted in the 3rd Round by the Columbus Crew of Major League Soccer. In his rookie season he made 20 appearances with the first team starting in 17 of those games. An ACL tear in his 2nd season with Columbus ended his time as a professional. He retired in January of 2008.

Moss is also in charge of Lobo Soccer's community relations efforts, as the squad spends countless hours in the community working with elementary school children. Additionally, this past spring, Moss helped turn a simple spring alumni game into a major ALS Fundraiser to benefit former Lobo Pat Grange. The game raised over $40,000 for ALS research and saw many Lobo stars come back to Albuquerque for the game.