Gabby Price has announced that he is stepping down as head coach at Husson. "I couldn't be more excited about the future of Husson Football. We have great people, good players, a new league, and an exciting recruiting class. It simply is time to step aside."

"Gabby is the student athlete's coach. His passion, caring and support for his student athletes are among his greatest qualities," said Husson president Bill Beardsley. "He challenges them, works them hard and praises their academic pursuits just as much as what they do on the field. That is what NCAA Division III athletics and Husson University are all about."

Price has been at the helm for seven years and fielded his first team in 2003. He leaves the program with a 25-28 win-loss record. In his final three seasons his teams went 19-10. This past season his team was 7-3 and earned the schools first post-season bid to the ECAC Northeast Bowl where the Eagles lost to St. John Fisher 17-7. Price served as Athletic Director for five years then stepped down in 2008 to concentrate on his coaching duties.

"Gabby has had a storied coaching career at both Bangor High School and Husson University. His passion for the game combined with an extraordinary commitment to student-athletes was a formula for success. He has touched many lives and made a difference, and leaves a regional program that earned ECAC postseason play. We will be meeting over the next few weeks with coaches and student-athletes and will put a plan into place for a search for a new coach," said athletic director Cindy Connelley.