Jim Moretti

James Moretti (born c. 1951 or 1952) is an American former college administrator and college football coach. He was the athletic director and head football coach for Alfred University from 1997 to 2012 and 1986 to 1997 respectively.

Playing career
Moretti grew up and played high school football for Hornell High School in Hornell, New York. He set the school's single-season passing record in 1967 as he threw for 938 yards. He finished his high school career with 1,970 yards. Moretti committed to play college football for Alfred University. He was the starting quarterback for the team's undefeated 1971 season. They also won the Lambert Bowl and were Independent College Athletic Conference (ICAC) champions. Following the season he was named to the Little All-American football team. By the time he finished his career with Alfred, he owned the school's passing records.

Coaching career
Following Moretti's graduation he joined his alma mater, Alfred University, as a volunteer quarterbacks coach under head coach Alex Yunevich. After one season he joined the school's rival, Cortland, under head coach Roger Robinson as a volunteer running backs coach. After taking a break from coaching he returned to Alfred as the team's running backs coach. In 1985, he was named as the successor to Sam Sanders. In thirteen years with Alfred he amassed an overall record of 70–57–2 and won the ICAC championship in 1989—which was his best season overall. He resigned following the 1997 season to become the school's athletic director despite initially claiming that he would stay as head football coach for at least the 1998 season.

Personal life and administrative career
In 1997, Moretti was named athletic director for Alfred University. In 1999, he was a part of the administration that dropped track and field from its athletic program. He resigned in 2012.

Around 1978, Moretti served as a physical education teacher for Brighton High School.

In 1982, Moretti was voted into the Alfred Saxons Hall of Fame and in 2021 the 1971 ICAC championship team he was a member of was also voted into the Hall of Fame.