Kevin Callahan is a Monmouth University icon. A legend some might say. The college football community often praises those who have played an important role in the sport’s history. Whether they created a scheme, invented new ways to develop their players, or were simply just amazing at winning, those who helped the game deserve to be honored. For Callahan, his legacy is one that will forever be cherished at Monmouth. The Hawks’ first season of college football came in 1993. For the first 33 seasons of the program's history, Callahan was the program’s only head coach. In the 33 seasons with the program Callahan essentially built, there was so much success to be found. Seven conference titles, multiple Coach of the Year honors, many All-Americans, a few appearances in the FCS Playoffs. All of this came under the leadership of Callahan. Notably, Callahan coached Pro Bowler Miles Austin, who was a standout during his time in West Long Branch. Looking back ...
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