Kalani Sitake Awarded Ten-Year, $5 Million Contract After BYU’s Historic Win Over Colorado, Making Him One of College Football’s Highest-Paid Coaches
BYU head football coach Kalani Sitake has been rewarded with a landmark ten-year contract extension worth $5 million annually, following his team’s historic 36-14 victory over Colorado. The win marked a pivotal moment for Sitake and the Cougars, as they showcased their dominance in front of a national audience. The impressive performance has solidified Sitake’s standing among college football’s elite coaches, with his new contract placing him among the highest-paid figures in the sport.
Sitake, who has been at the helm of the Cougars since 2016, has orchestrated a program transformation, consistently delivering competitive teams that have performed well in both conference and non-conference matchups. His leadership was on full display during the victory over Colorado, where BYU dominated across the board, displaying powerful offense and suffocating defense. The team’s performance was a testament to Sitake’s vision and ability to bring out the best in his players.
BYU Athletic Director Tom Holmoe expressed immense confidence in Sitake’s future with the program. “Kalani has done an outstanding job building this program and exemplifying the values of BYU,” said Holmoe. “This contract extension is a reflection of his hard work, commitment, and the bright future of BYU football under his leadership.”
Sitake himself expressed gratitude for the trust placed in him by the university, emphasizing the importance of family, faith, and community in the success of the program. “This is a special place, and I’m honored to continue leading this incredible team,” Sitake said. “The future of BYU football is bright, and I’m excited for what’s ahead.”
With this lucrative contract, Sitake’s position as a top-tier coach is secure, and BYU fans can look forward to continued success under his leadership.
