Brian Bohannon is no longer the head coach of the Kennesaw State Owls. Kennesaw State surprisingly fired Bohannon last week after a 1-8 start to the

Former Kennesaw State head coach Brian Bohannon is sticking by his former players, despite being fired earlier this week. As Owls players arrived for Saturday’s game against Sam Houston, Bohannon greeted every player with a handshake and a hug.

Brian Bohannon is out as head coach at Kennsaw State, sources tell CBS Sports. Bohannon was the first and only head coach in the program's history and brought the program up from the FCS level. In its inaugural season in FBS, the Owls are 1-8. Bohannon's final game was an overtime loss to UTEP on Nov. 9.

Brian Bohannon had been the programs only head coach, but on Sunday, On3's Pete Nakos broke the news that Bohannon had been fired. A couple hours later when Ken

Brian Bohannon has resigned as Kennesaw State football coach amid reports he was being fired with the Owls mired at 1-8 in their first season as an FBS program.

Kennesaw State left many across the college football landscape confused over how head coach Brian Bohannon really left the program.

Kennesaw State coach Brian Bohannon, who helped build the program from scratch and led its transition from the FCS to FBS this season, stepped down Sunday, the school announced, a day after the Owls fell to 1-8 with a 43-35 loss in two overtimes at UTEP.

The Kennesaw State Owls made the controversial decision to move on from head coach Brian Bohannon earlier this week, drawing significant criticism for