Terry Bowden Fired as Louisiana-Monroe Football Coach

ULM Begins National Search for Replacement After Fifth Consecutive Losing Season

Terry Bowden, head coach of Louisiana-Monroe football, has been fired following a 2-10 season and the team's fifth consecutive losing season.
Bowden, who had a 10-26 record over three seasons at ULM, had previously coached at Akron and Auburn.
ULM has struggled since moving to the FBS in 1994, with only one winning season and one bowl appearance.
Potential replacements for Bowden include former New Mexico offensive coordinator Bryant Vincent, Florida A&M coach Willie Simmons, and Oklahoma State quarterbacks coach Tim Rattay, among others.
ULM's athletic director, John Hartwell, has begun a national search for Bowden's replacement.