9 months ago

Kotelnicki Returns to Kansas as Associate Head Coach

Kotelnicki Returns to Kansas as Associate Head Coach
Kotelnicki returns to Kansas as associate head coach after stint as Penn State offensive coordinator · livemint.com

Andy Kotelnicki is coming back to the University of Kansas to be an associate head coach.

He used to work there before and helped the team score a lot of points.

He also worked at Penn State, where his team did really well and even made it to a big playoff game.

Andy is happy to return because he likes the university and has worked with the head coach, Lance Leipold, for a long time.

They have a history of making strong offenses together.

Andy is excited to start his new job and help the team again.

Key facts

Name
Andy Kotelnicki
New Role
Associate Head Coach
Previous Role
Offensive Coordinator at Penn State
Years with Lance Leipold
11
Kansas Offense Record
7.0 yards per play (2022)
Penn State 2024 Achievement
College Football Playoff Semifinals
KU Scoring Rank in Big 12 (2024)
10th (28.1 ppg)
KU Yards Rank in Big 12 (2024)
11th (390.5 ypg)

Quotes

Andy Kotelnicki

Former Penn State offensive coordinator and new Kansas associate head coach

“I care deeply about the University of Kansas, and my family and I are thrilled to be back at a university that has been so good to us. Working alongside Coach Leipold has been one of the highlights of my career, and I'm excited to rejoin him and the entire staff at KU. I'm very grateful to Coach, Athletic Director Travis Goff, and Chancellor Doug Girod for welcoming us back. I can't wait to get to work.”
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Lance Leipold

Kansas head coach

“We are excited to welcome Andy and his family back to Lawrence. Andy is familiar with our staff and culture, has run successful offenses for nearly two decades, and his experience over the past two seasons at Penn State will add to our program in a variety of ways. Having worked with Andy for 11 years, I'm looking forward to him rejoining this current staff as associate head coach.”
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