Archive · 3 Jan 2026
Kotelnicki Returns to Kansas as Associate Head Coach
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.
Andy Kotelnicki returns to Kansas as associate head coach after leaving Penn State.
Kotelnicki and Lance Leipold have a combined 11 years of working together.
Kotelnicki's offenses at Kansas were among the highest-scoring in school history.
At Penn State, Kotelnicki led the Big Ten's third-leading offense in 2024.
Kotelnicki expressed excitement about returning to Kansas and rejoining Leipold's staff.
- Who
- Andy Kotelnicki
- What
- Returning to Kansas as associate head coach
- When
- Starting in the 2026 season
- Where
- University of Kansas
- Why
- To rejoin Lance Leipold and contribute to the program
- 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)