Vince Munch

Biography

Vince Munch joined the Owls in December of 2024 as the offensive coordinator in addition to coaching the offensive line. Munch came to Rice after seven seasons at Davidson where he coached the offensive line before adding the title of Run Game Coordinator in the spring of 2020. Munch was an integral part of a Wildcat offense that led NCAA FCS in scoring offense (2023), total offense (2018), and rushing offense (2018, spring 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024). He has also coached Pioneer Football League All-Conference selections Zion Johnson, Ethan Steinbacher, Zach Hester, Beck Kipperman, Gilbert Deglau, Kyler Herring and Malik McDaniel. Munch joined the Wildcats staff after spending a year with the St. Andrews University Knights of the NAIA. He served as the offensive line coach and run game coordinator for the first-year program. Munch is a familiar member of Abell's former coaching arsenal, spending five seasons on the Generals staff from 2012-16. While at Washington and Lee, Munch assisted the program to two ODAC Championships (2012, '15) and produced three All-Conference performers. Munch got his start in coaching as tight ends coach in 2011 at Marietta College. Munch graduated from Ferrum College in 2011 with a bachelor's degree in physical education and a minor in exercise science. He was a four-year letter-winner at tight end for the Panthers. MUNCH YEAR-BY-YEAR: 2024-pr: Rice (Offensive Coordinator/Offensive Line) 2018-2024.: Davidson (Offensive Line) 2017: St. Andrews (Run Gam