Akron has extended football coach Joe Moorhead’s contract through 2027, ESPN reported Monday.
The extension adds a year to his current deal and puts his salary “in the middle of the pack” in the Mid-American Conference, per the report.
Moorhead, 49, went 2-10 in his first season with the Zips in 2022, including a 1-7 MAC record.
He coached at Mississippi State for two seasons, posting a 14-12 record with two bowl losses from 2018-19.
His first head coaching job was at Fordham, where he went 38-13 from 2012-15.
Moorhead’s extension reportedly includes a retention bonus structure. He has been pursued by multiple schools and at least one NFL team for offensive coordinator positions this offseason.
–Field Level Media
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