Florida Atlantic hires Texas Tech OC Zach Kittley as head coach

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Florida Atlantic University has officially hired Zach Kittley, previously the offensive coordinator at Texas Tech, as its new head football coach. Kittley brings a wealth of experience from the Big 12 Conference, where he has been credited with developing dynamic offensive strategies that have consistently delivered results. The announcement, made on December 3, 2024, marks a pivotal moment for the Florida Atlantic football program as it seeks to enhance its competitiveness. Kittley's coaching philosophy emphasizes player development and innovative offensive plays, which fans hope will translate into improved performance on the field. The university is committed to investing in its athletic programs, and Kittley’s hiring is seen as a strategic move to attract top talent and elevate the team's status.

Stakeholders and fans are optimistic about the potential changes Kittley might bring to the program. As the football season approaches, anticipation builds around how Kittley's leadership will shape the future of Florida Atlantic football. With this key hire, the university aims to create a more formidable presence in college football.

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