Summary
Penn State University is looking for a new head football coach after letting go of James Franklin, who was dismissed after a 3-3 start to the season. Kalani Sitake from BYU has emerged as a leading candidate, while Brent Key from Georgia Tech is also being considered. The search is ongoing with various coaches being evaluated.
Key Facts
- Penn State is searching for a new head football coach after firing James Franklin.
- James Franklin was fired after the team started the season with three wins and three losses.
- Kalani Sitake, head coach from BYU, is a top candidate and has been in discussions with Penn State.
- Brent Key from Georgia Tech is another candidate being considered for the position.
- Sitake's salary at BYU is reportedly lower than his peers, which may be influencing negotiations.
- The search for a new coach continues as Penn State evaluates their options.
