San Jose State hires Ken Niumatalolo as new football coach
11 months ago

San Jose State hires Ken Niumatalolo as new football coach

Associated Press  

The AP Top 25 college football poll is back every week throughout the season! SAN JOSE, Calif. — San Jose State has hired former Navy coach Ken Niumatalolo to replace Brent Brennan as the Spartans head coach. Athletic director Jeff Konya announced the hiring on Sunday, saying Niumatalolo is the “right fit” for San Jose State and can make the Spartans consistent contenders in the Mountain West. It’s impressive when you see that he had success against national brands like Notre Dame, Virginia, Kansas State and Pittsburgh, and even finished ranked inside the top 25 twice.” Niumatalolo is the winningest coach in Navy history, going 109-83 in 15 seasons before being fired after the 2022 game against Army. San Jose State needed a replacement for Brennan, who took the Arizona job after seven seasons with the Spartans.

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