
Monmouth University Honors Coach Kevin Callahan with Naming of Kevin Callahan Field
Monmouth University dedicated Kevin Callahan Field, recognizing the coach who built its FCS program into a powerhouse over 30 years.
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Monmouth University dedicated Kevin Callahan Field, recognizing the coach who built its FCS program into a powerhouse over 30 years.

Tennessee Tech outgained Monmouth, held the ball for nearly 40 minutes and secured a decisive win in their season opener

On August 29, 2026, Monmouth University will host Tennessee Tech’s Golden Eagles in a landmark season‑opening contest that pits two rising programs against each other in a Top‑25 showdown.

From the Birmingham Football Classic to rivalry rematches and conference debuts, the first week of college football promises drama, momentum shifts, and potential playoff implications.

Monmouth University’s football program opens the 2026 season ranked No. 23 in the AFCA poll and No. 22 in the STATS Perform poll, highlighting a continued presence in the national Top 25.

The university will honor longtime head coach Kevin Callahan by dedicating the playing surface at Kessler Stadium on September 5, 2026, spotlighting his transformative impact on Monmouth football.

The league will stream a series of sessions featuring all 13 head coaches, two student‑athletes per team, and Commissioner Joe D’Antonio, with preseason team announcements and on‑demand clips.

Rhode Island enters 2026 as the preseason favorite, with new leadership at Albany and exciting player battles on the horizon.

The league will host a two‑day virtual Media Day featuring all 13 head coaches, two student‑athletes per team, and commissioner Joe D'Antonio, with announcements, press conference clips and a spotlight on Campbell's session.

The Rams enter 2026 with senior quarterback Devin Farrell as Offensive Player of the Year and a full slate of returning starters, while Monmouth and Elon eye strong competition.

Monmouth University mourns the loss of defensive coordinator Louis DiRienzo Jr., a 34‑year‑old coach whose career spanned several institutions and whose personal warmth touched players, colleagues and family alike.

The sudden death of Monmouth University’s defensive coordinator Louis DiRienzo Jr. has prompted an outpouring of grief across the college football community, highlighting a career marked by swift advancement, defensive innovation, and deep personal connections.

Louis DiRienzo Jr., who transitioned from linebackers coach to defensive coordinator, was celebrated for his strategic mind and deep connections with players. His sudden death has prompted an outpouring of tributes from across the university community.

Monmouth University’s football team recently took part in the Saxum Real Estate Boot Camp, where rising seniors and transfer students explored commercial real estate, toured a Red Bank development site, and connected with industry mentors including Head Coach Jeff Gallo and alumnus Billy Worfolk.