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The realignment separates football from the other 20 sports, creating a new chain of command that places Sitake under Vice President Keith Vorkink while Brian Santiago oversees the remaining programs.
In a move that signals a significant shift within Brigham Young University’s football program, the school announced that the team will no longer report directly to athletic director Brian Santiago. The restructuring, part of a larger organizational shake‑up, aims to boost administrative efficiency and accountability, though details of the new reporting framework remain under wraps.
Brigham Young University announced a new administrative structure that places football oversight under the vice president’s office, while head coach Kalani Sitake was awarded a contract extension during a December 2 press conference.
Brigham Young University announced a major restructuring of its athletic department, placing football under a dedicated reporting line while veteran administrators take on broader oversight, aiming to navigate financial and competitive challenges.
Head coach Kalani Sitake outlines the Cougars' progress, highlighting quarterback Bear Bachmeier's expanded role, the development of young receivers, and the status of key injured players as the team prepares for the upcoming season.
The Cougars are using the upcoming scrimmage to fine‑tune their depth charts and quarterback‑receiver rapport before the season kicks off.
Brigham Young University’s football program has announced a multiyear sponsorship with Entrata, making the Utah-based technology company the first-ever jersey patch sponsor for the Cougars. The agreement includes community outreach and support for student‑athletes, with Entrata’s logo set to appear on jerseys beginning in 2026.
BYU athletics announced a partnership with Utah‑based Entrata to become the first jersey‑patch sponsor for football, a move approved by the NCAA and set to debut in the 2026 season.
A new multi-year partnership between BYU football and Entrata brings a historic jersey patch, community initiatives and a $4.3 billion tech company into the spotlight ahead of the Cougars' September season opener.
A new multi‑year partnership between BYU Athletics and Entrata marks the first instance of a program‑specific jersey patch in Cougars football, extending the company’s community outreach beyond the stadium.
In his inaugural full season leading BYU's sports programs, athletic director Brian Santiago assesses achievements, outlines ambitions, and addresses the legal and competitive landscape facing the university.
From Provo to Tel Aviv, Elijah Bryant blends athletic ambition with spiritual discipline, preparing for a new chapter of family life and mentorship.
Jennifer Rockwood, who has led BYU women's soccer for over 30 years, announced she will retire after the 2026 NCAA season, closing a chapter that reshaped the program and earned numerous championships and accolades.
After four decades as a player and head coach, Jennifer Rockwood will retire from BYU women's soccer, marking the end of an era that reshaped the program and produced numerous national team members.
After guiding BYU women's soccer for over 30 years, Jennifer Rockwood will retire following the 2026 NCAA season, leaving behind a record of unparalleled success and a lasting impact on players and the university.
After four decades at the helm of BYU’s women’s soccer program, coach Jennifer Rockwood will step down following the 2026 season, leaving behind a legacy of championships, player development, and program growth.
After more than three decades at the helm of BYU women's soccer, Jennifer Rockwood will retire following the 2026 season, marking the end of a career that includes 470 victories, 26 NCAA Tournament appearances and a lasting impact on players and the sport.
Kalani Sitake’s recent contract extension at Brigham Young University has unlocked new resources that are reshaping the Cougars’ athletic landscape, enabling staff retention, facility upgrades, and stronger competition across multiple sports.
A rapid agreement between Brigham Young University and the University of Notre Dame will kick off a multi‑year football series on October 17, uniting two institutions with distinct religious missions and securing a high‑profile slot on the college gridiron.