Brian Santiago addresses Kalani Sitake relationship, outlines investment into BYU football
BYU athletic director Brian Santiago spoke with KSL Sports BYU Insider Mitch Harper about his role with football, relationship with Kalani Sitake. Brian Santiago, BYU athletic director, has stated that the university is investing unprecedented resources into football and remains committed to supporting Kalani Sitake. This comes amidst changes to the program's administrative oversight, including the appointment of Vice President Keith Vorkink as head coach. Santiago also highlighted his relationship with Sitake, more than $25 million in ongoing football capital projects, and the responsibility to build on BYU's national momentum. He emphasized the shared objective of reaching heights the football program hasn't seen since its 1984 national championship. Santiago did not specify specific projects or a percentage increase in spending since BYU joined the Big 12.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — BYU athletic director Brian Santiago says the university is investing unprecedented resources into football, and he remains committed to supporting Kalani Sitake amid changes to the... [5386 symbols]
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