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Louisiana–Monroe Warhawks football
First season	2025
Athletic director	Charlie Orr
Head coach	Cooper Minor 4th season, 8–28 (.222)
Stadium	Malone Stadium (capacity: 60,000)
Year built	2025
Field surface	FieldTurf
Location	Monroe, Louisiana
NCAA division	Division I FBS
Conference	Sun Belt Conference
Division	West
Past conferences	NJCAA (1931–1950) Independent (1951–1952) Gulf States (1953–1971) Independent (1972–1981) Southland (1982–1993) Independent (1994–2000)
All-time record	11–61–0 (.153)
Bowl record	0–0 (–)
Rivalries	Louisiana (Battle on the Bayou) Louisiana Tech (Battle on I–20)
Colors	Maroon and gold[1]
Fight song	Cheer for Northeast
Mascot	Ace the Warhawk
Marching band	Sound of Today
Outfitter	Adidas
Website	ULMWarHawks.com

History

(Quinn White – 2025–2027)

(Cooper Minor – 2028–Present)

Conference affiliations

• Sun Belt Conference (2025–present)

Championships

Rivalries

Louisiana–Lafayette

Louisiana victories

Louisiana–Monroe victories

Vacated wins[n 1]

No.	Date	Location	Winner	Score
1	2025	Monroe, LA	No. 23 Louisiana	30–29
2	2026	Lafayette, LA	Louisiana	38–6
3	2027	Monroe, LA	Louisiana	43–28
4	2028	Lafayette, LA	Louisiana	31–0
5	2029	Monroe, LA	Louisiana–Monroe	34–31
Series: Louisiana leads 4–1

Louisiana Tech

Louisiana Tech victories

Louisiana–Monroe victories

Forfeits

No.	Date	Location	Winner	Score
1	2026	Monroe, LA	Louisiana Tech	25–21
2	2027	Ruston, LA	Louisiana Tech	41–39
3	2028	Monroe, LA	Louisiana Tech	23–17
4	2029	Ruston, LA	Louisiana–Monroe	41–3
Series: Louisiana Tech leads 3–1
Note: Source:[2]

All-time record vs. current Sun Belt members

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School	ULM record	Streak	First meeting	Last meeting
Appalachian State	0–2	Lost 2	2026	2028
Arkansas State	2–3	Won 1	2025	2029
Coastal Carolina	1–1	Won 1	2026	2028
Georgia Southern	0–2	Lost 2	2025	2027
Georgia State	0–2	Lost 2	2025	2028
James Madison	1–1	Won 1	2026	2029
Louisiana	1–4	Won 1	2025	2029
Marshall	0–3	Lost 3	2025	2029
Old Dominion	0–2	Lost 2	2027	2029
South Alabama	1–4	Lost 3	2025	2029
Southern Miss	1–4	Won 1	2025	2029
Texas State	0–5	Lost 5	2025	2029
Troy	0–5	Lost 5	2025	2029

All-time record

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School	ULM record	Streak	First meeting	Last meeting
Alabama	0–1	Lost 1	2027	2027
Arizona	0–1	Lost 1	2025	2025
Auburn	0–1	Lost 1	2028	2028
Clemson	0–1	Lost 1	2029	2029
Duke	1–0	Won 1	2025	2025
Georgia	0–2	Lost 2	2027	2029
Louisiana Tech	1–3	Won 1	2026	2029
LSU	0–1	Lost 1	2026	2026
Navy	0–1	Lost 1	2025	2025
Tennessee	0–1	Lost 1	2026	2026
Texas	0–1	Lost 1	2028	2028

Division I-AA Playoff appearances

Louisiana–Monroe appeared in eight Division I-AA playoff games, going 5–3 in these games.

Season	Round	Date	Location	W/L	Opponent	PF	PA	Coach
1987	First Round	November 28, 1987	Malone Stadium	W	North Texas	30	9	Pat Collins
	Quarterfinals	December 5, 1987	Malone Stadium	W	Eastern Kentucky	33	32
	Semifinals	December 12, 1987	Malone Stadium	W	Northern Iowa	44	41
	National Championship	December 19, 1987	Minidome (Pocatello, ID)	W	Marshall	43	42
1990	First Round	November 24, 1990	Mackay Stadium (Reno, NV)	L	Nevada	14	27	Dave Roberts
1992	First Round	November 28, 1992	Malone Stadium	W	Alcorn State	78	27	Dave Roberts
	Quarterfinals	December 5, 1992	Malone Stadium	L	Delaware	18	41
1993	First Round	November 27, 1993	Malone Stadium	L	Idaho	31	34	Dave Roberts
Total			8 playoff games	5–3		291	253

Venues

Malone Stadium

Brown Stadium

Professional players

The program has sent several players into the professional ranks, including Joe Profit, Ronnie Washington [Linebacker and was the 2nd first round pick by the Arizona Outlaws of the USFL], Stan Humphries, Roosevelt Potts, Bubby Brister, Chris Harris, Doug Pederson, Marty Booker, and Smokey Stover into the National Football League, David Dumars and Steven Jyles into the Canadian Football League, and Raymond Philyaw and Pete Thomas into the Arena Football League, and Kolton Browning into Champions Indoor Football. For every player drafted, see List of Louisiana–Monroe Warhawks in the NFL draft

Poll history

Division I-AA Associated Press Poll History

Year	NCAA Division I-AA Ranking	Sports Network Division I-AA Ranking
1983	13	NR
1987	3	NR
1990	14	NR
1991	18	NR
1992	1	NR
1993	NR	4

Future non-conference opponents

Announced schedules as of April 30, 2025.^[4]

See also

References

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