One of the most successful coaching careers in the modern history of black college football has come to a close.

North Carolina A&T head coach Rod Broadway will not return next season, electing to retire, according to the school. His decision comes less than a month after he led the program to a perfect 12-0 record, and its second black college football national championship in three years.

@NCATAGGIES can now confirm @FOOTBALL_NCAT coach Rod Broadway will retire. More details to come. @ncat_aaf @FCS_STATS @HEROSportsFCS @NCAA_FCS @NCAA @WSJSSports @DavidGlennShow @WFMY @myfox8 @SpecNewsTriad @WXII @TheUndefeated @Onnidan @MEACSports @CelebrationBowl pic.twitter.com/5Cy0b0TOuJ

— N.C. A&T Athletics (@NCATAGGIES) January 8, 2018

Broadway finishes his coaching career with a record of 127-45 overall and 59-22 at North Carolina A&T. His team won a total of three MEAC titles since he arrived in Greensboro back in 2011, including the outright title in 2017.

A former FBS assistant under Steve Spurrier, Broadway won four black college football national titles, one at North Carolina Central, one at Grambling and two at North Carolina A&T.

We will have more as it becomes available.