Summary
BYU's head coach, Kalani Sitake, confirmed he will stay with the school despite reported interest from Penn State. To retain Sitake, BYU offered a new contract and promised more financial support through name, image, and likeness (NIL) investments for the football program.
Key Facts
- Kalani Sitake is the head coach of BYU's football team.
- Sitake was reportedly a target for Penn State's head coach position.
- BYU offered a new contract with enhanced financial terms to keep Sitake.
- Sitake expressed gratitude for the support from BYU's leadership and fans.
- The new contract is reportedly worth around $9 million per year.
- An additional $10 million to $15 million in NIL dollars was part of the new agreement.
- BYU's team had a successful season, with an 11-1 overall record.
- BYU is preparing to play in the Big 12 Championship.
