Andy Kotelnicki is the new offensive coordinator at Penn State.
Penn State hires Andy Kotelnicki as their new offensive coordinator. (Photo: 247 Sports)
Andy Kotelnicki’s Transfer
Kansas football is losing offensive coordinator Andy Kotelnicki, who has accepted a position as offensive coordinator at Penn State. Andy Kotelnicki has been instrumental in Kansas’ offensive success, helping the team rank among the top in points per game in the nation.
While it is a significant loss for Kansas, it is not surprising given the success Andy Kotelnicki has had. Moving to Penn State, a bigger and more established program, will further boost Andy Kotelnicki’s coaching career and potentially lead to a head coaching opportunity at the Power 5 level.
According to a published article by Through The Phog, in line with Andy Kotelnicki’s transfer, Kansas has promoted Jim Zebrowski, the former quarterbacks coach, to co-offensive coordinator to maintain continuity and continue the offensive success.
The specific play-calling for Kansas’ upcoming bowl game is uncertain adding the recent news about Andy Kotelnicki’s transfer, but the team remains in good hands with Zebrowski and head coach Lance Leipold.
Under Coach James Franklin
In a published article by BVM Sports, Andy Kotelnicki has accepted a job offer as the OC at Penn State University under coach James Franklin.
This is a significant loss for Kansas, as Kotelnicki played a crucial role in the team’s offensive success, helping them rank 26th in the country in points per game.
However, it is understandable that he would take this opportunity as Penn State offers greater prospects.
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