Kalani Sitake’s BYU football program made significant progress in 2018, but school officials aren’t in a hurry to extend the coach’s contract
Analysis • Cougars are 20-19 since Sitake replaced Bronco Mendenhall in 2016, went 7-6 last season
(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) BYU head coach Kalani Sitake gathers his team during the first half of the NCAA college football game, Saturday, Sept. 8, 2018, at LaVell Edwards stadium in Provo, Utah.
After graduating from the University of Utah, Jay joined The Tribune in 1989 as a newsroom assistant. He joined the sports department in 1990 and has worked there ever since, spearheading the newspaper's high school sports coverage for 13 years before moving into management. In 2005, Drew went back to writing and has covered BYU sports since 2008.