HUGE CONGRATS: Louisville’s Jeff Brohm Wins Paul “Bear” Bryant Coach of the Year Award

Houston, TX – In a historic achievement for the Louisville Cardinals, head coach Jeff Brohm has been named the winner of the prestigious Paul “Bear” Bryant Coach of the Year Award. Brohm triumphed over eight other top coaches to claim the honor, solidifying his place among college football’s elite leaders.

Brohm, who returned to his alma mater to lead the Cardinals, has orchestrated an impressive turnaround for the program. Under his guidance, Louisville experienced one of its most successful seasons in recent memory, showcasing remarkable improvement in both offensive and defensive play. His leadership, strategic brilliance, and ability to develop talent were key factors in earning the award.

During the awards ceremony, Brohm expressed his gratitude. “This honor is not just about me—it’s about my coaching staff, our players, and the entire Louisville community. We’ve worked hard to build something special, and I’m incredibly proud of what we’ve accomplished.”

The Paul “Bear” Bryant Award, named after the legendary Alabama coach, is given annually to the best coach in college football, recognizing excellence in leadership, sportsmanship, and team success. Brohm’s win puts him in the company of some of the greatest coaches in the sport’s history.

With this accolade, Brohm cements his legacy at Louisville, and the Cardinals’ future looks brighter than ever. Fans and players alike are eager to see how he continues to elevate the program in the seasons to come.