Coach Mooneyhan's knowledge of football developed as an Oak Hill Golden Eagle in central Indiana, where he was an outstanding high school player on both the offensive and defensive sides of the ball. After graduation, he attended Purdue University and was a student athletic trainer, traveling with many of the sports teams and being part of the football program for five years. Mooneyhan's time spent at daily practices and on the sideline on game days continued his football education and strengthened his competitive passion for the game. For a few years, he was content to watch games from the bleachers until his son started competing in sports at age 4. He then began the third season of his sports participation as a coach for baseball, basketball, and football.
 

Coach Mooneyhan's faith is the anchor to his approach to coaching: competitive with compassion. As an athlete, he was part of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and knew that with Christ as the one true leader of your team, the ultimate championship has already been won. Mooneyhan believes that a football program built on fierce competitiveness, commitment to excellence, and dedication to team surrounding a core belief of God First helps in the development of strong, godly men and a positive public ministry.
 

Keith and his wife Jane were married while students at Purdue and have one son, Jacoby. They attend Seven Hills Church in Florence, KY, and when not involved in sports, they enjoy traveling the world and spending time on the beach.