Tim Albin Has Just Been Selected To Become Charlotte’s New Head Football Coach

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Tim Albin has just been named the UNCC 49ers’ fourth full-time head football coach, announced Director of Athletics Mike Hill.

Albin, a two-time Mid-American Conference (MAC) Coach of the Year, comes from Ohio, where he led the Bobcats to a 33-19 record, three consecutive 10-win seasons, and the 2024 MAC Championship. He will be officially introduced on Dec. 9 at Halton Arena.

“I am beyond excited to begin this new journey at Charlotte and start the process of developing the 49ers into the championship-caliber program we all believe it can and should be,” Albin said in a press release. “I would like to thank Chancellor Sharon Gaber and Mike Hill for their trust and belief in our future together. I cannot wait to get started.”

Albin’s coaching career spans over three decades, including a 1999 NAIA National Championship with Northwestern Oklahoma State and a successful tenure at Ohio, where he oversaw record-breaking offensive achievements. His leadership produced six MAC East Division titles and developed numerous top-performing athletes.

As a player, Albin was a three-time All-Oklahoma Intercollegiate Conference wide receiver. He holds degrees in Business Administration and Science and brings extensive experience to Charlotte’s program as they aim to build a competitive future.