Beginning his second season and working under defensive coordinator Steve Barrows is defensive line coach Kyle Caskey.

In 2006, Caskey worked as the program's tight ends coach and was the video coordinator.

Caskey came to Indiana State after two seasons as a member of the football staff at Louisiana-Monroe. He joined the ULM staff in 2004 as the defensive graduate assistant and worked with Coach Bob Trott and the safeties. In 2005, he worked with Coach Vince Okruch and the linebackers.

Caskey was a two-sport student-athlete at Texas A&M from 1997-2002. He spent two seasons on the A&M football team as a tight end before turning his complete focus to track and field.

The Aggies participated in the Cotton and Sugar Bowls during his time on the squad, as well as winning the Big XII Championship in 1998.

Caskey was a two-time All-Big XII Discus Throws in 2000 & 2001. He also earned All-Big XII Academic honors in 2000, 2001 and 2002.

After earning a pair of degrees at A&M, a Bachelor’s in Industrial Distribution (2002) and a Masters’s in Agribusiness (2004), Caskey coached one spring at Temple (Texas) High School. He went on to complete his second Master’s degree, in Instructional Technology, in 2006.

Caskey is married to the former Kayla Eppinette of Start, La., and the couple currently resides in Terre Haute.