Terence Cahee

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Safeties

Terence Cahee is in his second season coaching safties for the Cowboys. Prior to returning to McNeese, Cahee spent the previous three seasons as the head coach at Wossman High School in Monroe while also serving as the school’s Dean of Students.

In 2025, Cahee's defense led the conference by holding opponents to a 51.3% pass completion rate. The 159 pass completions were the fewest allowed by a defense in the league as well.

Before Wossman, the Westlake native coached and taught at Lake Charles College Prep (2018-22), Washington-Marion High School (2015-18) and Molo Middle School (2013-15). At LCCP, he was the defensive coordinator and coached defensive backs while also acting as the recruiting coordinator.

During his high school career, he coached and developed 22 players that signed Division I scholarships, including Cowboy running back Tre’Vonte Citizen; seven who signed with Division II programs, 5 NAIA signees and 12 who signed with JUCO programs.

A 2013 McNeese graduate, Cahee began his coaching career with McNeese in 2014 as a defense quality control coach under Viator and defensive coordinator Lance Guidry.

As a player for the Cowboys from 2009-12, he was a two-time All-Southland Conference defensive back, earned All-American honors in 2012, and was named the McNeese MVP in 2012.