Kent State Fires Head Coach Kenni Burns After 0-12 Season
Kent State Fires Head Coach Kenni Burns After 0-12 Season

Kent State Fires Head Coach Kenni Burns After 0-12 Season

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Kenni Burns has been fired as head coach of the Kent State Golden Flashes following a dismal two-year record of 1-23, which included an 0-12 season in 2024. The university placed Burns on administrative leave earlier this year before making the decision official, but it has not disclosed specific reasons for his dismissal. Rumors suggest potential off-field issues, including financial problems and unconfirmed allegations of gambling-related misconduct. Offensive coordinator Mark Carney will serve as the interim head coach for the upcoming season as Kent State prepares for a national coaching search. This coaching change comes as Florida State's 2025 schedule includes a matchup against Kent State, which they will host on family weekend. The Seminoles will also face Stanford and Wake Forest, both of whom are transitioning to new head coaches, adding further intrigue to their upcoming season.

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