Tim Albin

Biography

A two-time Mid-American Conference Coach of the Year and the head coach of the 2024 MAC champions, Tim Albin was named Charlotte's fourth full-time head football coach by Director of Athletics Mike Hill on Sunday, December 8. Albin came to Charlotte following four seasons as the head coach at Ohio where he posted a 33-19 record including a 23-9 mark against conference opponents. Over the past three seasons, Albin led the Bobcats to 30 wins including three straight 10-win seasons from 2022-24, and a 20-4 mark vs. MAC foes. The 30 wins marked the most successful three-year run in program history. For his efforts, Albin was named a semifinalist for the Maxwell Football Club's Munger Award given to the nation's coach of the year. The consecutive 10-win seasons were program firsts for an Ohio program boasting over 130 years of college football existence. He has also led the Bobcats to three consecutive bowl game appearances and boasts a 2-0 record in the FBS postseason, winning the Arizona Bowl (2022) and Myrtle Beach Bowl (2023). He was recognized as the league's coach of the year during the 2022 and 2024 seasons. The 2024 MAC Championship was the program's first since 1968, prior to the creation of the championship game. The 35-point margin of victory over Miami (Ohio) was the largest in the 28-year history of the MAC Championship game while the three points allowed were the fewest allowed in title game history. Since 2005, the Woodward, Okla., native has been a part of the Ohio