2019 - Logan Masters was tabbed to coordinate the CSC offense in 2019, after two successful seasons as a receivers coach and game operations manager, He will coach his 10th season in NCAA Division II football this year.
In his two most recent seasons, both starting tight ends Colt Foster and Matt Vargas were named to the All-RMAC teams. Foster also received All-Region honors.
In 2017, Masters' receivers caught the second-most passes in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference, and they ranked 35th nationally. That was an improvement from third and 47th, respectively, the previous season. Sophomore Jackson Dickerson alone had 78 receptions, which is second-best all-time at CSC.Â
Previously, Masters served as an assistant coach and offensive coordinator at his alma mater, Wayne State College. While at Wayne, the former Wildcat standout receiver was promoted to offensive coordinator following the 2014 season and also spent time coaching quarterbacks, wide receivers, and tight ends.
Masters, a graduate of Storm Lake High School in Iowa, finished his Wildcat career with new school records of 258 catches and 3,863 yards. He set a then NCAA Division II record by catching at least two passes in 46 consecutive games (every game he played in a Wildcat uniform in his four years at WSC). As a senior, he was a First Team All-NSIC South Division selection and was one of 24 candidates for Harlon Hill Trophy, given to the top player in NCAA Division II college football.
Masters resides in Chadron with his wife Amber and their two sons, Lincoln and Langston.
