Paul Darragh, former Bloomsburg football coach, dies after cancer battle
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 26, 2026, 11:00 AM
Last updated Aug 26, 2026

Paul Darragh, a former player at Temple University and head coach at Bloomsburg University, has died following a battle with cancer, as confirmed by the Bloomsburg athletic department. Darragh was known for his 23 seasons with Bloomsburg, where he served as head coach for seven years and as defensive coordinator for 16. In his coaching tenure, the Huskies achieved a record of 52-28, including back-to-back PSAC East titles in his first two seasons. Tributes highlight his significant impact and mentorship on players and the community. Current head coach Frank Sheptock expressed his admiration for Darragh, calling him an outstanding man and coach.
- •Paul Darragh passes away after a battle with cancer.
- •He coached Bloomsburg football for 23 seasons, leading as head coach for seven.
- •Darragh achieved a record of 52-28 at Bloomsburg.
- •He won PSAC East Coach of the Year in 2013 and 2014.
- •Current coach Frank Sheptock praised his impact on the program.
- 11:00 AMYahoo Sports — Former college football player and coach Paul Darragh dies following battle with cancer
"Former Temple University player and Bloomsburg coach Paul Darragh has died.
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