HEAD FOOTBALL COACH - NIEL LOEBIG
Niel Loebig, who broke 13 of 15 school passing records as an undergraduate quarterback at Duquesne
University, also coached 6 seasons (2006-2010 and 2012) at Duquesne as QB Coach, Passing Game
Coordinator, and Offensive Coordinator.
Loebig, who has helped two former DU quarterbacks to NCAA FCS top 15 pass efficiency ratings (Scott
Knapp 5th in 2006 and Kevin Rombach 13th in 2007), served a quarterbacks coach from 2006-09. He
added the title of passing game coordinator prior to the 2009 season as was named offensive coordinator
in 2010.
One of a select group of players at all NCAA levels to throw for over 10,000 yards and 100 touchdowns,
Loebig led the Dukes to four consecutive MAAC titles, (2001-04) and a I-AA Mid-Major National
Championship in 2003. He was a 2003 All-American, is the only Duquesne four-time first team All-MAAC
player and only player in school history to throw for over 2,000 yards and 20 touchdowns in four seasons.
After finishing at Duquesne, Loebig entertained offers from arena football teams prior to going into private
business with his family and eventually into coaching. Coach Loebig moved to Naples, Florida in January
of 2011 and served as a 9th grade Algebra teacher and Offensive Coordinator.
Loebig, 31, who received his degree in education in 2005 and masters in sports leadership in 2007, is
married to Lindsay O'Connell. They have a son, Beckham Brees Loebig, who was born in April 2012.
Coach Loebig may be reached at nloebig@cvsd.net or 412-429-2631.
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