CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The University of Charlotte is currently in discussions to appoint Tim Albin, who has been the head coach at Ohio University, as the new head coach for its football team. This information has come from a source close to the negotiations, who requested to remain unnamed due to the ongoing nature of the contract talks.

Albin boasts a record of 32 wins and 19 losses over his four years at Ohio, leading the Bobcats to a strong performance this season. In a recent highlight, his team celebrated a decisive victory in the MAC Championship game, defeating Miami of Ohio with a score of 38-3, which secured their remarkable 10-3 season record. The Bobcats are set to compete against Jacksonville State, the champions of Conference USA, in the Cure Bowl scheduled for December 20.

In contrast, Biff Poggi, the previous head coach for the 49ers, was dismissed after a disappointing tenure that resulted in only 6 wins against 16 losses over a span of two seasons.

As the college football season progresses, it is essential to stay informed with the latest updates and rankings, especially surrounding the ongoing coaching changes and team performances.