N.C A&T head coach, former UNC player and assistant Rod Broadway changed culture of Aggies' program

Posted Dec 19, 2015
The architect of A&T’s success is Rod Broadway, hired as head coach in 2011 and 37-19 in the five seasons since. It’s remarkable, considering the Aggies were 15-61 under four coaches in the seven seasons before Broadway’s hiring. What changed?“Coach Broadway came in and changed everything,” linebacker Denzel Jones says. “It’s a complete (180).” (Greensboro News & Record)

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