In his 12 seasons, the Eagles have averaged 400 or more yards per game in a season seven times, including a school record 462 yards per game in 1997. In addition, UW-L has averaged 29.0 points per game since 1988. My goal is to continually give the student-athletes in our program a quality experience on the field and in the classroom. These are important things for us to maintain. I really believe in Division III athletics and what it stands for.
Players are out there because they truly love the game, and our players really exemplify that.
Terry is credited with developing the progress of Craig Kusick, the 1995 recipient of the Melberger Award, which is presented to NCAA Division III Player of the Year. Kusick ranked seventh in the nation in passing efficiency and was the Division III all-time career passing efficiency leader after his final season. It is Terry's second stint as a collegiate head coach. He led the Red Hawks to a conference championship in 1982. He received his bachelor's degree in physical education and health education from UW-l in 1977.