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Home / Sports / Sitake Stays Put, PSU Search Continues

Sitake Stays Put, PSU Search Continues

3 Dec, 2025

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Summary

  • Kalani Sitake reportedly staying at BYU, using PSU interest for leverage.
  • BYU actively working to retain Sitake with extension, booster involvement.
  • Penn State still searching after other candidates secured new deals.
Sitake Stays Put, PSU Search Continues

The coaching search for Penn State remains ongoing as key target Kalani Sitake appears poised to stay at BYU. Reports indicate Sitake will likely receive a contract extension from the Cougars, leveraging interest from Penn State to improve his current deal. This situation marks the latest twist in a dynamic college football coaching carousel that has seen many other candidates secure new positions.

BYU is reportedly optimistic about retaining Sitake, with efforts including booster involvement to solidify his commitment. The BYU coach himself has described the speculation as a "great distraction" but emphasized his focus on the upcoming Big 12 championship game. Meanwhile, Penn State continues to explore options after other names linked to the job, such as Matt Rhule and Curt Cignetti, have committed elsewhere.

With Sitake expected to remain in Provo, Happy Valley is left searching for a new leader. The Nittany Lions' coaching search has been impacted by the broader coaching changes across college football, with several potential candidates already off the market. The team's interim coach, Terry Smith, has also garnered support from players advocating for his permanent appointment.

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Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Reports suggest Kalani Sitake is likely to stay at BYU and receive a contract extension, using Penn State's interest as leverage.
Several coaches like Matt Rhule, Curt Cignetti, Eli Drinkwitz, and Clark Lea were linked, but have since secured new deals elsewhere.
Penn State is still actively searching for a head coach as their primary target, Kalani Sitake, is expected to remain at BYU.

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