Former Susquehanna Head Coach Steve Briggs Receives Lifetime Achievement in Coaching Award
The NFF Central Pennsylvania Chapter will honor former Susquehanna Head Coach Steve Briggs with the Lifetime Achievement in Coaching Award for his 37-year career, including 25 years as head coach and numerous coaching accolades.
The Big PictureSteve Briggs' impact extends beyond coaching, influencing the university's athletic developments and the lives of many student-athletes.
By the Numbers- Briggs devoted 37 years to Susquehanna, with 127 career wins and 253 games coached.
- Under Briggs' coaching, Susquehanna had three NCAA National Tournament appearances and won the Liberty League title in 2009.
- Briggs transitioned Susquehanna's football program from the Mid-Atlantic Conference to the Liberty League and Centennial Conference.
- He played a key role in enhancing facilities and upgrades for the athletics department during his tenure.
- Briggs was inducted into the Athletics Hall of Fame in 2016 and announced his retirement from the university in 2023.
Steve Briggs' legacy at Susquehanna University goes beyond coaching, impacting generations of student-athletes and contributing significantly to the university's athletic programs, leaving a lasting mark on the institution.
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