Ryne Morrison enters his third season with the Profs in 2026, serving as the team’s quarterbacks coach, pass game coordinator, and recruiting coordinator.
The 2025 Rowan offense produced its most successful season in more than 20 years, averaging over 40 points and 440 yards per game during the regular season. The Profs ranked 13th nationally in passing efficiency, throwing for 27 touchdowns against just five interceptions while averaging 270 passing yards per game with a 65 percent completion rate. Second Team All-NJAC quarterback Nate Maiers and First Team All-NJAC wide receiver Michael Zarfati led a balanced passing attack that saw nine different players catch touchdown passes. Running back Nunes Bukula earned First Team All-NJAC honors after completing the most decorated running back season in program history while finishing the season ranked in the top five in the NJAC in both receiving yards and touchdowns.
Prior to joining head coach Pat Ruley’s staff, Morrison spent eight seasons at St. Joseph’s Preparatory School in Philadelphia (2016–23). During his tenure, the Hawks compiled a 96–8 record, captured six PIAA 6A state championships, and finished in the national top 10 four times.
At The Prep, Morrison coached 18 First Team All-State quarterbacks and wide receivers, including All-Americans Marvin Harrison Jr. (Arizona Cardinals), Kyle McCord (Green Bay Packers), and D’Andre Swift (Chicago Bears). McCord was named the 2020 Pennsylvania Gatorade Player of the Year, while his successor, Samaj Jones, totaled 7,813 yards and 108 touchdowns over three seasons.
Morrison played wide receiver at Colgate University from 2010 to 2013, earning a bachelor’s degree in mathematics. He also holds a master’s degree in coaching and athletic administration from Concordia University.
