Muhlenberg College Men's Football

Summary  • Career record through 2025 season: 69-16 (.812) in seven seasons • Three Centennial Conference championships • Postseason bids in all seven seasons • Led Mules to first appearance in NCAA Division III semifinals and final national ranking in top 10 three straight years • Three-time Centennial Conference coach of the year • 2019 National Division III coach of the year • Coached 11 All-America selections Coaching Highlights 2025 Record 9-3 NCAA second round • Coached Muhlenberg to a winning record for the 15th straight season • Mules won a postseason game for the eighth straight season • Earned at-large bid to NCAA Tournament after being picked fifth in preseason poll • Received votes in the final Division III poll • Recorded wins against two teams that were nationally ranked during the season (Endicott, Carnegie Mellon) • All three losses were to teams ranked in the final top 25, including one by one point • Only team in NCAA football to not lose a fumble the entire season 2024 Record 8-3 Centennial-MAC Bowl Series Champions • Coached Muhlenberg to a winning record for the 14th straight season • Mules won a postseason game for the seventh straight season • Six of Muhlenberg's 10 opponents earned postseason bids • Mules scored at least 50 points three times • Only team in NCAA football to have three pass plays of at least 90 yards 2023 Record 10-1 Centennial-MAC Bowl Series Champions • Coached Muhlenberg to a winning record for the 13th straight season • Mules won a postseason game for the sixth straight season • Double digits in wins for sixth time in program history • Final Division III rankings: No. 19 (AFCA), No. 22 (D3football.com) • In strong consideration for NCAA at-large berth • Coached Centennial Conference offensive player of the year • Offense averaged 38.6 points and 444.1 yards per game • Mules scored at least 40 points six times and at least 50 points twice 2022 Record 7-4 Centennial-MAC Bowl Series Champions • Coached Muhlenberg to a winning record for the 12th straight season • Mules won a postseason game for the fifth straight season • Losses to the top three teams in the Centennial Conference were by a total of 18 points • Offense averaged 35.7 points and 418.1 yards per game 2021 Record 11-2 Centennial Conference Champions, NCAA quarterfinals • Centennial Conference coach of the year • Final Division III rankings: No. 7 (D3football.com), No. 7 (AFCA) • First CC team to be ranked in the D3football.com final top 10 in three consecutive seasons • Advanced to NCAA quarterfinals for third consecutive season • Recorded shutouts in NCAA Tournament first- and second-round games for the second straight season • Took Mount Union to overtime in NCAA quarterfinals • Offense averaged 37.4 points and 397.7 yards per game • Muhlenberg won Division III statistical championship in kickoff return average • Mules ranked in the top 15 in Division III in first downs, completion percentage, sacks, passes intercepted, turnovers forced • Coached Region 2 offensive player of the year 2020 no season 2019 Record 13-1 Centennial Conference Champions, NCAA semifinals • Centennial Conference coach of the year • Named Division III National Coach of the Year by the American Football Coaches Association • Named Andy Talley Regional Coach of the Year by the Maxwell Football Club • Final Division III rankings: No. 5 (AFCA), No. 7 (D3football.com) • First outright Centennial Conference title since 2008 • Mules set a school record with 13 wins and finished the regular season undefeated for the first time since 2007 • Muhlenberg became the first team in Division III history to record shutouts in its NCAA Tournament first- and second-round games • Second team in Muhlenberg athletic history to reach a Division III "Final Four" • Offense averaged 38.4 points and 420.7 yards per game • Mules ranked in the top 15 in Division III in first downs, passing efficiency, total defense, scoring defense, sacks, tackles for loss • Coached South Region defensive player of the year 2018 Record 11-2 Centennial Conference Champions, NCAA quarterfinals • Centennial Conference coach of the year • ECAC coach of the year • Final Division III rankings: No. 9 (D3football.com), No. 10 (AFCA) • Became just the second coach in CC history to lead his team to a championship in his first season • Earned at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament and won opening game on the road at Delaware Valley • Advanced to NCAA quarterfinals for first time in program history • Only two losses were to teams that made the NCAA semifinals • Offense averaged 34.5 points and 412.4 yards per game • Mules ranked second in Division III in interceptions, behind only national champion Mary Hardin-Baylor • Coached South Region defensive player of the year Coaching Career • 2015-17 Assistant coach/offensive coordinator at Muhlenberg      > Mules compiled a record of 25-8, averaging 33.3 points and 428.0 yards per game      > 2016 team ranked 17th in Division III in scoring • 2008-14 Offensive line coach/offensive coordinator at Susquehanna University • 2007 Guest coach with the Montreal Alouettes of the Canadian Football League • 2005-07 Assistant coach (offensive line) at SUNY Cortland • 2004 Assistant coach (tight ends) at Hamilton College Playing Career • 1999-2002 Four-year letterwinner at Hobart College      > Earned first-team All–Liberty League honors twice and played on Hobart’s first two Division III playoff teams Personal • Married to Kristen with two sons, Matthew and Nicholas

2024 saw the Muhlenberg Mules finish #24th in the country in sacks. One defensive lineman made it to the Centennial Conference All-Conference team. The Mules defense posted one shutout in 2024 along with a Mac-Centennial Bowl victory against Widener.  Roman came to the Mules after one season as an assistant coach at Lycoming College. While there, he coached two defensive linemen to All-Landmark Conference accolades and helped the Warriors win the inaugural Cape Charles Bowl at Washington and Lee.  Prior to joining the collegiate ranks, Roman worked for six years with the Parkland High School football team, assisting in all aspects of the game and helping the team to a 53-17 record, two district titles and four appearances in the district final. Roman played one season at Moravian University as an offensive lineman before graduating in 2021 with a bachelor of arts in political science and economics.

Summary  • Quarterbacks coach and special teams coordinator since 2020 • Wide receivers coach in 2019 • Two Centennial Conference championships • Postseason wins in all three seasons • Helped Mules to first appearance in NCAA Division III semifinals and final national ranking in top 10 two straight years • Coached one of top quarterbacks in Division III history and two-time All-American at long snapper • 20 blocked kicks and 4 special teams touchdowns Coaching Highlights 2022 Record 7-4 Centennial-MAC Bowl Series Champions • First-year starter at quarterback was second among Division III sophomores in passing touchdowns • Offense averaged 35.7 points and 418.1 yards per game • Coached first-team All-American at long snapper • Mules ranked 19th in Division III in net punting  2021 Record 11-2 Centennial Conference Champions, NCAA quarterfinals • Final Division III rankings: No. 7 (D3football.com), No. 7 (AFCA) • Advanced to NCAA quarterfinals for third consecutive season • Offense averaged 37.4 points and 397.7 yards per game • Senior quarterback finished career fifth in Division III history in passing touchdowns and was first CC quarterback ever named to AFCA All-America team • Muhlenberg won Division III statistical championship in kickoff return average • Mules ranked third in Division III in blocked kicks 2020 no season 2019 Record 13-1 Centennial Conference Champions, NCAA semifinals • Final Division III rankings: No. 5 (AFCA), No. 7 (D3football.com) • First outright Centennial Conference title since 2008 • Mules set a school record with 13 wins and finished the regular season undefeated for the first time since 2007 • Second team in Muhlenberg athletic history to reach a Division III "Final Four" • Offense averaged 38.4 points and 420.7 yards per game • Mules ranked 12th in Division III in passing efficiency Coaching Career • 2018 Offensive assistant at Lehigh University • 2014-17 Head coach at Wilkes University • 2010-13 Assistant coach/special teams coordinator at Muhlenberg      > 30-13 record and three postseason berths      > Scoring offense improved from 12.2 points per game the season before he arrived to 34.3 in his final campaign. • 2007-09 Assistant coach/offensive coordinator at Lehigh University      > 2006 Patriot League championship • 2001-06 Assistant coach (tight ends and wide receivers) at University of Pennsylvania      > 40-9 record and two Ivy League championships • 1998-2000 Offensive assistant/assistant to the coordinators at Stanford University      > 2000 Rose Bowl  

Greg Frantz joined the Muhlenberg football coaching staff in 2023. A 2011 graduate of Millersville University, Frantz came to Muhlenberg after spending the 2022 season as linebackers coach, special teams coordinator and recruiting coordinator at Widener University. His special teams led the Middle Atlantic Conference in net punting and ranked sixth in Division III in blocked kicks. Frantz also coached the MAC newcomer of the year and two all-conference linebackers. Prior to Widener, Frantz was a defensive assistant, special teams coordinator and recruiting coordinator at Division I Lafayette College for two seasons. The Leopards ranked in the top 10 in FCS in both kickoff return defense and blocked punts, and they were also second in FCS in rushing defense in 2020. Frantz also spent four seasons at Cortland State University, where he coached three All-America special teams players. The Red Dragons were 28-16 in his four seasons, earning three postseason berths and reaching the Round of 16 in the NCAA Tournament one year. After earning his master's from Millersville in 2014, Frantz spent one season as offensive quality control and assistant to offensive line coach for the Arizona Rattlers of the Arena Football League.  

Jadin Davis rejoined the coaching staff at his alma mater as recruiting coordinator and defensive backs coach for the 2026 season. Davis previously coached at Muhlenberg for three seasons, serving as an offensive assistant in 2021, wide receivers coach in 2022, and cornerbacks coach in 2023, helping the team to a combined record of 35-7 and three straight postseason berths. The 2021 team advanced to the quarterfinals of the NCAA Tournament before falling in overtime to Mount Union. In 2024 and 2025, Davis was an assistant coach at Hampden-Sydney College, where he served as cornerbacks coach, assistant special teams coordinator and assistant recruiting coordinator. In his second season, the Tigers won seven games, their most in a season since 2014, and received votes in the national Division III poll. Davis suited up for the Mules as a wide receiver from 2017 to 2020, appearing in four varsity games.  A native of Clinton, Maryland, Davis graduated from Muhlenberg in 2021 with a major in history and a minor in environmental science. 

Jeremy Estremera, a former standout receiver and running back for Mansfield University, joined the Muhlenberg coaching staff for the 2021 season.   Estremera holds Mansfield sprint football career records in all-purpose yards (1,543), total touchdowns (16), rushing touchdowns (12), rushing attempts (182), rushing yards (585), receptions (61) and kickoff return yards (402). He was a two-time All-CSFL postseason selection and was twice named CSFL offensive player of the week.   Estremera became the first CSFL player to ever participate at an NFL Regional Combine when he was invited to work out in front of pro scouts in Baltimore in February 2021.   He graduated from Mansfield in the spring of 2015 with a degree in communications. Follow graduation, he served as an assistant coach for his alma mater. Outside of football, Estremera works as an account manager for Stryker Medical.

Aaron Moore joined the Muhlenberg coaching staff for the 2025 season following a stellar four-year career at Bridgewater University. Moore recorded 223 tackles, 30 pass breakups and nine interceptions - three of which he returned for touchdowns - in his four years as a starting defensive back for the Eagles. He also recovered three fumbles and blocked a field goal, earning a spot on the All-Old Dominion Athletic Conference first team and D3football.com all-region second team in 2022 and 2023 and helping Bridgewater to bowl berths both seasons. Originally from Roanoke, Virginia, Moore began his collegiate career at Division II Glenville State.

Marco Soto joined the Muhlenberg staff to coach the defensive line in 2026. Soto is a 2026 graduate of Salve Regina University, where he played for four years on the defensive line. He recorded four sacks in his career and returned a fumble for a touchdown in the final game of his career. A graduate of Wayne Valley High School, Soto helped coach the defensive line at Salve Regina in the spring following his last season and also has served as an assistant coach at Irvington (N.J.) High School.  

Maurice Stallings joined the Muhlenberg coaching staff as running backs coach in 2015. Stallings was running backs and special teams coach at nearby Liberty High School from 2013-2014. Previously, he spent three seasons as head coach of the eighth-grade football team in the Pleasant Valley School District, and on year as an assistant for the 7th grade team, the same district he went through as a student. Stallings played two years at Fairfield University before the school dropped its program and spent the next three seasons at East Stroudsburg University, averaging 8.3 yards on 32 career carries. He was a member of the 2005 team that advanced to the Division II semifinals. A 2006 graduate of East Stroudsburg University, and a 2022 graduate of DeSales University, Stallings is an Accessibility Coordinator at DeSales University.  Stallings lives in Bethlehem with his wife Kate and sons Kayden and Micah.

Berkeley Wagner joined the Muhlenberg coaching staff as an offensive assistant for the 2026 season. Wagner was a four-year defensive back at Susquehanna University, contributing to four consecutive conference championships and two appearances in the national quarterfinals. He had his best season as a senior, earning first-team All-Landmark Conference recognition after recording 53 tackles and 4 interceptions, one of which he returned for a touchdown. Wagner led a unit that ranked eighth in Division III in interceptions. In the spring following his final season, Wagner coached the Susquehanna wide receivers. He has also served as a volunteer assistant coach at Lampeter-Strasburg High School, which he attended.