BYU Coach Makes Concerning Comment About Situation With Program
Summary
BYU football coach Kalani Sitake expressed concerns about the resources available to his team compared to other programs. He said his agent is handling discussions about resources while Sitake focuses on coaching, and he emphasized his commitment to making BYU a top football program.Key Facts
- Kalani Sitake considered leaving BYU for Penn State but decided to stay after BYU offered a pay raise and a bigger budget.
- BYU finished the last season ranked No. 12 with an 11-2 record but did not get an invite to the College Football Playoff.
- Sitake said it doesn’t take much to be more competitive and that BYU can do more than just pay players.
- When asked about resources at BYU, Sitake said his agent is managing those details, not him.
- Sitake wants BYU to become a premier program for players, coaches, and fans.
- His agent has told him other programs have better resources than BYU.
- There is speculation Sitake might consider leaving BYU if the school doesn’t improve its support for the football program.
- Sitake gave up a high-profile coaching job to stay at BYU to pursue championships.
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