Olivet College Men's Football

Maloney is in fourth third season as the associate head football coach at Olivet College in 2016. Prior to joining Olivet's staff, he served as the defensive coordinator at University of Saint Francis (Ind.) from 1997-2012. Maloney was named the Mid-States Football Association (MSFA) Assistant Coach of the Year in 2005 and 2008. During his time there, he coached 31 All-Americans and 81 All-MSFA selections, including the NAIA National Player of the Year twice and the MSFA Defensive Player of the Year twice. Before coaching at Saint Francis, Maloney coached the offensive line and linebackers at California University (Pa.) from 1994-96. He began his coaching career as the high school level, coaching at Atlantic High School in Delray Beach, Fla., from 1985-94 and Northeastern High School in Fountain City, Ind., from 1983-84. Maloney earned a bachelor's degree in Spanish from Franklin (Ind.) College in 1983. He was a three-year starter under College Football Hall of Fame head coach Stewart "Red" Faught. Maloney lives in Fort Wayne with wife, Kristi.

Casey Huhn is in his first season as the defensive coordinator and the linebackers coach at The University of Olivet in 2025. He will also serve as the strength and conditioning coordinator. Coached four season on the Muskingum football staff and his first season as defensive line coach and recruiting coordinator. Huhn was elevated to defensive line coach in the summer of 2022 after previously coaching running backs and tight ends in his first two season at Muskingum. 2021 saw Huhn help lead the Muskies to a five-win season, the most wins in a season since the 2003 campaign, and the first top half finish in the OAC standings since 2009. In 2022, Huhn and the Muskies achieved the program's second straight five-win season. This marked the first time the program won at least five games in back-to-back years since 1995 and 1996. Muskingum earned victories over Waynesburg, Ohio Northern, Wilmington, Otterbein, and Capital en route to their outstanding year. Muskingum's 62-14 win over Wilmington marked the most points the program had scored in a single game since 1960. With the win, the Muskies also extended their winning streak against the Quakers to 12 games. Muskingum's win over Ohio Northern also marked the program's first victory over the Polar Bears since the 2011 season. Before joining the Muskingum staff, Huhn served as the defensive line coach for The College of St. Scholastica. He helped evaluate personnel, analyzed opponent game films, and created defensive scouting reports.

Madill is in his fifth season as an assistant football coach at Olivet College in 2016. He is coaching the inside linebackers.