Andy Belluomini has joined Head Coach Kirby Moor’e first staff in Pullman, serving as the assistant quarterbacks coach. Belluomini served on Moore’s offensive staff the past three seasons at Missouri.
Over the past three seasons at Missouri, the Tiger offense has averaged at least 28.9 points per game each season, including 32.5 in 2025. Missouri went to bowl games in each of his three seasons while finishing the 2025 campaign 32nd nationally in total offense. Also in 2025, the Missouri offense feature consensus All-American Ahmad Hardy, who finished second nationally in rushing yards and rushing yards per game.
From 2020-22, Belluomini served as the quarterbacks coach at Illinois State, after spending the 2019 season on staff at Northwestern.
Prior to that, he was a member of the South Carolina coaching staff joining them in April 2017 and serving as an analyst for the offense in his first year in Columbia.
Belluomini also worked as a quality control coordinator at the University of Florida, a position he held from 2012-16. He assisted with the offensive skill position players under offensive coordinators Brent Pease, Kurt Roper and Doug Nussmeier.
Prior to his arrival in Gainesville, Belluomini spent one year in an offensive/special teams quality control role at Northwestern and one year as the running backs coach at Butler University in Indianapolis.
Belluomini earned a bachelor's degree in physical education from Boise State University in 2010. During his time in Boise, he worked as a student assistant on both the offensive (2005-09) and defensive (2009-10) sides of the ball for the Broncos.
The Westchester, Ill. native was a three-year varsity starter, two-time captain and all-area selection as a quarterback at St. Joseph High School.
