Charles Huff discusses Army game and coaching rumors ahead of Saturday
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 29, 2026, 4:11 AM
Last updated Oct 29, 2026

Charles Huff addressed the media on October 28, focusing on the upcoming game against Army and reflecting on a previous win over East Carolina. He expressed appreciation for Army's program and discussed the unique challenges their offensive scheme presents. Huff viewed the recent victory as a learning experience, stating his team has much to improve upon. He acknowledged that his name has circulated in connection with job openings but reassured his team that such speculation is merely 'noise.'
- •Huff praised his team's win over East Carolina, while noting areas for improvement.
- •Army presents a unique challenge with their offensive scheme, according to Huff.
- •He spoke of the honor in coaching against a military institution like Army.
- •Huff addressed speculation about job openings, stating he has not pursued other schools.
- •The Tigers will also face Navy in an upcoming game.
- 4:11 AMYahoo Sports — What did Charles Huff during his presser ahead of Army?
"Charles Huff met with the media on Tuesday to discuss the upcoming game against Army, the win over East Carolina and his name being thrown around for job openings.
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