The head football coach of Alabama A&M University, Connell Maynor has been terminated after leading the team for the past seven seasons.

Alabama A&M has announced a 'change in leadership' at the top of its football program. On Monday, Director of Athletics Dr. Paul A. Bryant revealed that Connell Maynor, the University's head football coach, has been relieved of his duties "effective immediately."

Alabama A&M has dismissed Connell Maynor from his position as the Bulldogs’ head football coach, the program announced on Monday. Maynor was hired as head coach in 2018 and spent seven seasons with the program,

Athletic Director Paul A. Bryant says a national search for the program’s next head coach will begin immediately.

Connell Maynor's time at Alabama A&M is done. The school announced on Monday that it has “relieved” Connell Maynor of his head coaching role after seven seasons at the helm. “We want to thank Connell Maynor for his seven seasons at Alabama A&M University,” AAMU AD Dr. Paul Bryant said “We wish him well in all his future endeavors.”

Alabama A&M fired coach Connell Maynor after seven seasons on Monday, following a season in which the Bulldogs went 6-6, including a 4-4 Southwestern Athletic Conference mark.

Alabama A&M has parted ways with Connell Maynor as they launch a national search to find their next football coach.

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. | University Director of Athletics Dr. Paul A. Bryant announced on Monday a change in leadership for the AAMU football program, relieving head coach Connell Maynor