Summary
BYU head coach Kalani Sitake was considered for the Penn State job, leading to strong support from fans to keep him at BYU. After this support, Sitake signed a long-term contract to stay with BYU. Virginia Tech's new head coach, James Franklin, seemingly made a reference to his past at Penn State during a recent event.
Key Facts
- Kalani Sitake was a leading candidate for a coaching job at Penn State.
- BYU fans, led by Crumbl cookies CEO Jason McGowan, showed strong support to keep Sitake.
- BYU offered Sitake a long-term contract to secure his position as head coach.
- The contract extension ensures Sitake remains with BYU instead of moving to Penn State.
- James Franklin, at a Virginia Tech event, used Crumbl cookies, which might reference his past tenure at Penn State.
- Franklin's actions have sparked discussions among college football fans.
- Penn State continues its search for a new head coach after Franklin's departure.
