The AFCA recognizes five regional Coach of the Year winners in each of the Association’s five divisions: Football Bowl Subdivision, Football Championship Subdivision, NCAA Division II, NCAA Division III and NAIA.
The winners are selected by Active members of the Association who vote for coaches in their respective regions and divisions.
The 2009 Regional Coach of the Year winners will be recognized at the AFCA Coach of the Year Dinner at the 2010 AFCA Convention in Orlando, Fla. The dinner is scheduled for January 12.
2009 AFCA Regional Coach of the Year Winners
Football Championship Subdivision
Region 1: Andy Talley, Villanova University*
Region 2: Jerry Moore, Appalachian State University*
Region 3: Henry Frazier, Prairie View A&M University*
Region 4: Dale Lennon, Southern Illinois University*
Region 5: Bobby Hauck, University of Montana
AFCA National Coach of the Year: The AFCA will announce its five 2009 National Coach of the Year winners at the 2010 AFCA Convention in Orlando, Fla. All head coaches who were eligible for regional honors are eligible for national honors as well.
Repeat Winners: Cincinnati’s Brian Kelly, Villanova’s Andy Talley, Appalachian State’s Jerry Moore, Prairie View A&M’s Henry Frazier, Southern Illinois’ Dale Lennon, Mount Union’s Larry Kehres and Carroll’s Mike Van Diest are the repeat winners from 2008
The winners are selected by Active members of the Association who vote for coaches in their respective regions and divisions.
The 2009 Regional Coach of the Year winners will be recognized at the AFCA Coach of the Year Dinner at the 2010 AFCA Convention in Orlando, Fla. The dinner is scheduled for January 12.
2009 AFCA Regional Coach of the Year Winners
Football Championship Subdivision
Region 1: Andy Talley, Villanova University*
Region 2: Jerry Moore, Appalachian State University*
Region 3: Henry Frazier, Prairie View A&M University*
Region 4: Dale Lennon, Southern Illinois University*
Region 5: Bobby Hauck, University of Montana
AFCA National Coach of the Year: The AFCA will announce its five 2009 National Coach of the Year winners at the 2010 AFCA Convention in Orlando, Fla. All head coaches who were eligible for regional honors are eligible for national honors as well.
Repeat Winners: Cincinnati’s Brian Kelly, Villanova’s Andy Talley, Appalachian State’s Jerry Moore, Prairie View A&M’s Henry Frazier, Southern Illinois’ Dale Lennon, Mount Union’s Larry Kehres and Carroll’s Mike Van Diest are the repeat winners from 2008
