Steve Sarkisian Named NCAA Football Coach of the Year for 2024
Steve Sarkisian, head coach of the Texas Longhorns, has been named the NCAA Football Coach of the Year for 2024. Sarkisian’s remarkable leadership guided Texas to a stellar season, culminating in a Big 12 Championship and a berth in the College Football Playoff. This recognition underscores his role in revitalizing the Longhorns’ program and positioning them as a dominant force in college football.
Under Sarkisian’s guidance, Texas showcased a high-powered offense and a disciplined defense, earning them a 12-1 record and their first conference title in over a decade. His innovative play-calling and ability to develop talent have been lauded as key factors in the team’s success.
This achievement marks a major milestone in Sarkisian’s coaching career, which includes previous roles at powerhouse programs like Alabama. In a statement, Sarkisian credited his players, staff, and the university’s support for the team’s success.
The Longhorns’ resurgence has energized fans and solidified their reputation as a national contender. As Texas prepares for the College Football Playoff, Sarkisian’s Coach of the Year honor adds another highlight to an already historic season.
