BYU Coach Sitake's Contract Extended Past 2027

BYU has announced a long-term contract extension with head football coach Kalani Sitake, ensuring his leadership well into the future. Sitake, who first took the helm in 2016, has been instrumental in creating a culture that aligns with BYU's mission and values, as emphasized by athletic director Tom Holmoe. His guidance has led the team to a successful 10-2 regular season, marking their third double-digit win season in five years. Although the specifics of the contract's duration were not disclosed, it supersedes the previous contract set to expire in 2027. Sitake, recently named AFCA Region 4 Coach of the Year, expressed gratitude for the support from the university and highlighted his commitment to the program. This extension cements Sitake's role as a consistent leader amid the evolving landscape of college football.