Breaking: Kalani Sitake Stays at BYU, Deals Blow to Penn States Coaching SearchIn a major development, Kalani Sitake, the sought-after college football coach, has decided to stay with Brigham Young University. This news comes as the Cougars gear up for their Big Twelve championship game. Sitake, who was a top candidate for the Penn State head coaching position, will remain with BYU, leaving Penn States search ongoing.The decision is a significant win for BYU but a disappointment for Penn State, particularly for Athletic Director Pat Kraft. Kraft has been struggling to find a new head coach since making a mid-season change, with other potential candidates accepting positions elsewhere.The timing of this news is particularly challenging for Penn State, as it arrives just before the early signing period for recruits. Penn States once top-ten recruiting class for 2026 has dwindled to only five commitments, with speculation that another recruit might decommit soon.With Sitake now off the table, Penn States focus shifts to finding a new head coach. Interim head coach Terry Smith has gained support from the football community and alumni, leading the team to a three-game winning streak and bowl eligibility. If Smith is chosen as the next head coach, a decision needs to be made quickly to address recruiting challenges.The Daily News Now! - Every city. Every story. AI Powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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