Jim McElwain Retires from CMU Football, Takes New Role Amid NCAA Probe

Nov 20, 2024, 08:13 PM

Jim McElwain, head coach of Central Michigan University's football team, has announced his retirement, effective at the end of his sixth season on November 30. McElwain, who has a 77-63 career record over 12 seasons, including stints at Florida and Colorado State, will transition into a role as Special Assistant to the Athletic Director. His decision comes amidst an ongoing NCAA investigation related to allegations involving Connor Stalions. Central Michigan confirmed McElwain's retirement and his continued involvement with the university. His departure follows a victory over Western Michigan, securing the Victory Cannon.