Randleman, with an overall head coaching record of 219-166-6, has led the Bearkats for 23 years. He finishes third in victories among active Division I-AA coaches, and his teams have won 11 conference championships and made 10 postseason national playoff appearances.
Randleman, 62, said he's ready to spend more time with his family.
Randleman, whose Bearkats went from 2-9 last year to 11-3 this season, is a finalist for the 2004 Eddy Robinson award as NCAA Division I-AA coach of the year. His overall record at Sam Houston is 132-124-3.
Before coming to Sam Houston in 1982, he coached seven seasons at William Penn and six years at Pittsburg State.
Sam Houston's season ended Saturday in a 34-13 loss to Montana, which will face James Madison this week for the national championship. Sam Houston was making its first NCAA Division I-AA national semifinals appearance.
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