WASHINGTON (September 28, 2023) - For Howard University quarterback coach Greg McGhee, Saturday's (Sept. 30) game against Robert Morris is not just a nonconference opponent to prepare for. There is a little extra.
 
A native of Pittsburgh and a graduate of Perry High School, McGhee admits that he has mixed emotions.
 
"With us coming off a bad loss, it is important that we get back in the win column," said McGhee, in his first season in that position. "That has been the focus all week, but I have to admit that there is a part of me that will be excited because this will be my first time coming back home in this capacity. I have so many family and friends who will be coming out to support me."
 
During his productive career with the Bison, McGhee set the bar both at Howard and in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC). He is the all-time leader in career total offense with almost 10,000 yards and ranked Top 10 in several season and career categories. 
 
His honors include MEAC Rookie of the Year, Offensive Player of the Year and two-time first team All-MEAC selection.
 
After Howard, he went on to play professionally for five years, including three years in the Canadian Football League.
 
A no brainer future Hall of Famer, McGhee honed his coaching skills by serving as quarterbacks coach and offensive coordinator assistant at West Liberty University (2020-22).
 
McGhee reflected on coaching at his alma mater and returning home.
 
"How often does someone get the opportunity to coach at their alma mater and return home all in the same season? What a blessing!"
 
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