Charley Molnar

AUDIO: Molnar and UMass Already Prepping for 2013

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CBSBostonSports.com – The UMass Minutemen finished up their first FBS season at 1-11, dropping their final game of the year 42-21 to Central Michigan on Friday. First-year head coach Charley Molnar is not happy about his team’s record, but that hasn’t brought down the enthusiasm he had when he took over last December. In fact, his enthusiasm has grown despite the tough season. “It has grown because I can see where we’re going. It’s so clear now,” Molnar told 98.5 The Sports Hub’s Marc Bertrand in their weekly chat on Monday. ”We’ve got such great potential — not just on [...]

Molnar Speaks at Weekly MAC Teleconference

Nov 19th, 2012

by Bob McGovern.

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I guess UMass coach Charley Molnar saved his best MAC Teleconference interview for last. Molnar discussed the Buffalo game, this Friday’s matchup against Central Michigan, injuries and the season in general. When asked about UMass’ transition from FCS to FBS, Molnar indicated that certain players may have not fully understood how difficult the move would be. While the upperclassmen had some experience against BCS teams in bigger stadiums, this season provided UMass’ first brush with FBS talent week in and week out. “I don’t think they had any idea,” Molnar said. On the injury front, Molnar said that true freshman [...]

VIDEO: Post-Game Press Conference after Loss to Buffalo

Nov 18th, 2012

by Marc Bertrand.

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Molnar Speaks at Weekly MAC Teleconference

Nov 14th, 2012

by Bob McGovern.

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UMass coach Charley Molnar spoke about the win over Akron and this week’s game against Buffalo during the MAC Teleconference. He reasserted that the victory was a good “first step” for the Minutemen. When discussing the Bulls, Molnar indicated that the game would have to be won in the trenches – the offensive tackles need to get good blocks on the defensive ends, and the defensive line needs to slow down Buffalo’s potent running attack. Listen to the whole interview here: (via MAC Football)