Cheyney University of Pennsylvania Men's Football

Roulhac's second season back at the helm as the Wolves head foottball coach. Roulhac and his staff look to reduce mistakes in 2016 after implementing a new offense and a new defense in 2015.  It is Roulhac's second time as the leader of the Cheyney football program as he piloted the ship from 1992-94. Under his leadership, the Wolves snapped a 36 game losing streak in 1993, became the number one ranked pass defense in the PSAC, ranked 17th in the country in turnover margin and 30th in rushing. Running back Keith Higdon led the nation in rushing. Cheyney won three games in 1993 and Roulhac was named Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Coach of the Year. Roulhac, who has more than 30 years of  experience, began his coaching career in the city of Philadelphia. His first position was with Fitzsimmons Jr. HS in 1970, from there he went on to coach at Roman Catholic HS, Simon Gratz HS, and George Washington HS before joining the staff at PSAC rival West Chester. He also spent four seasons on the sidelines at Temple after stints at Colgate University, Drexel University, Dartmouth College and the Ottawa Rough Riders of the Canadian Football League,  

Stuart enters his first season as Assistant Head Football Coach, his second season as defensive coordinator and his seventh season as member of the defensive staff at Cheyney in 2016. In 2015 Stuart guided a defense that recorded four defensive touchdowns and helped DE Joseph Bryant to earn, back-to-back, second-team PSAC East honors. From 2012- 2014, Stuart was in charge of the linebackers and helped mentor Isaiah Fleming, who earned three consecutive first-team PSAC East honors, and was all-region in 2013 and 14. In 2011 Stuart coached the secondary and helped develop Stan Banks to PSAC East honors.. Stuart arrived at Cheyney University in 2010 after spending two seasons as the defensive back coach at Bishop McDevitt High School (Wyncote, Pa), his alma mater. Stuart graduated from Indiana University of Pennsylvania with a degree in Physical Education. A four year letterman and a three year starter as a defensive back,Stuart played in the 1993 Division II championship game and holds the IUP record for the longest interception return for a touchdown (91 yards). While at IUP, Stuart also competed in track and field. He competed in the 1997 Division II national outdoor track and field championships in the 110H and 400IH. From 2002-04 football seasons, Stuart was a member of the Albany Conquest of the Arena 2 Football League. He is also a member of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Incorporated. Stuart, is a native of and still, resides in Philadelphia.

McCook joined the Cheyney University Football staff in 2013. Coach McCook is in charge of the offensive line and under his tutelage, Michael McGlashen earned first-team All-PSAC East and third-team Don Hansen Football Gazette All-Region honors in 2015. In February, 2016, McCook was one of 39 collegiate coaches who took part in the NCAA-NFL Coaches Academy in Tampa, Fla.    A native of Philadelphia Pa., McCook is a U.S. Army Veteran and graduate of Gwynedd- Mercy University. He got his start in coaching at University City High School in 2006, his alma mater, and spent 4 years as an assistant there before becoming the head coach in 2010.   McCook is married to the former Lashundra Dixon, they have two daughters Trinity and Autumn.