Archive · 13 Dec 2025
Utah Football Coach Kyle Whittingham Retires
Kyle Whittingham, who has been the head coach of the University of Utah football team for 21 years, has decided to retire.
His last game will be the Las Vegas Bowl on December 31, where Utah will play against Nebraska.
He said it was the right time to step down and that he felt honored to lead the team for so long.
Whittingham is 66 years old.
He didn't mention his salary or net worth in his announcement, but he expressed gratitude for his time with the team.
Kyle Whittingham is retiring after 21 seasons as Utah's head football coach.
His final game will be the Las Vegas Bowl on December 31 against Nebraska.
Whittingham is 66 years old and expressed gratitude for his tenure.
He announced his retirement in a statement, calling it an honor to lead the program.
No details about his salary or net worth were provided in the announcement.
- Who
- Kyle Whittingham, Utah football coach
- What
- Announced retirement
- When
- Final game on December 31
- Where
- University of Utah
- Why
- After 21 years, time to step down
- Coach
- Kyle Whittingham
- Team
- University of Utah
- Tenure
- 21 years
- Final Game
- Las Vegas Bowl, December 31
- Opponent
- Nebraska
- Age
- 66
