TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — In a whirlwind of football coaching moves around the NCAA, the University of Arizona has brought in San Jose State University's Brent Brennan as the Wildcats' 31st head coach.
Brennan will address members of the press Wednesday, Jan. 17 for the first time in his new role.
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. @CoachBrennan introduced as @ArizonaFBall head coach pic.twitter.com/mR2lRwPKKt
— Jason Barr KGUN (@JasonBarrTV) January 17, 2024
Brennan, who spend time under former UA coaching legend Dick Tomey beginning in 2000, has multiple ties to the university—most notably through his wife, Courtney, a UA alum, and his brother Bradley, who played football under Tomey in the late 90s.
He replaces outgoing coach Jedd Fisch, who signed a head coaching contract with the University of Washington over the weekend. Brennan was under consideration for Arizona's previous head coaching search.
A Wilbur welcome for the new head coach! @kgun9 @ArizonaFBall pic.twitter.com/zUsh5AA5Us
— Erin Patterson (@erinmpatty) January 16, 2024
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