The 2009 football season will mark Falvey's third year as the coach of the Winston-Salem State University strong safeties. Under the tutelage of Coach Falvey, the Rams posted a 2008 season which saw the greatest performance by a WSSU strong safety in WSSU's Division I history as Jamaine Mack placed 13th on the team in total tackles with 29 in addition to leading the team in punting with 2,444 yards on 68 kicks for an average of 35.9 yards per punt. A coach who started as a volunteer assistant coach for the Rams, Falvey has put in countless hours of effort over the duration of his nearly three full years as a member of the Rams' coaching staff.

A coach with over 23 years of coaching experience, Falvey comes to WSSU by way of Eastern Mississippi Junior College where he served as the Lions' outside linebackers coach.

A native of New York he is a 1985 graduate of Saint Lawrence University where he received his B.A. in History. During his four-year playing career at SLU he helped to lead the Saints to the NCAA playoffs twice.

Following his graduation from Saint Lawrence University Falvey enlisted in the United States Marine Corps before earning his Master's Degree from Norwich University in 1989.

A well-traveled and experienced coach Falvey brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to the Rams' coaching staff. Falvey lives in Winston-Salem, N.C., and he has a 25-year old son Chris.