THE REID FILE

PERSONAL

Year in Coaching: Seventh in 2026
Year at K-State: First in 2026
Hometown: Marietta, Georgia
Education: Furman, 2018 (Bachelor's in Business Administration)

COACHING EXPERIENCE

2020: Georgia State (Strength and Conditioning Graduate Assistant)
2021: Virginia Tech (Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach)
2022: Virginia (Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach)
2023: Boise State (Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach)
2024-25: Boise State (Associate Director of Strength and Conditioning)
2026: K-State (Associate Director of Strength and Conditioning)

POSTSEASON EXPERIENCE

2017: FCS Playoffs Second Round (Furman)*
2020: LendingTree Bowl (Georgia State)
2021: Pinstripe Bowl (Virginia Tech)
2023: LA Bowl (Boise State)
2024: CFP Quarterfinal at the Fiesta Bowl (Boise State)
2025: LA Bowl (Boise State)

Jaylan Reid is in his first season at Kansas State in 2026 as the program’s associate director of strength and conditioning.

Reid comes to Manhattan after spending the previous three seasons at Boise State, the first year as an assistant director of sports performance before serving as the associate director the last two seasons. He helped the Broncos earn a combined 29-13 record, which was highlighted by a 12-2 record in 2024. That season, Boise State won the Mountain West Championship and played in the College Football Playoff Quarterfinals at the Fiesta Bowl.

Prior to Boise State, Reid spent the 2022 season at Virginia after working the 2021 season at Virginia Tech, both as an assistant director of strength and conditioning. Reid began working in the strength and conditioning field as an intern at Furman before becoming a graduate assistant at Georgia State.

Reid was a four-year letterwinner as a defensive lineman at Furman, earning all-conference honors in 2017 and 2018, while he was also a member of the Paladin track and field program. He obtained his undergraduate degree in business administration from Furman in 2018. He is a certified strength and conditioning specialist by the National Strength and Conditioning Association.