Recent reports suggest that BYU football coach Kalani Sitake has been fielding interest from other schools, potentially using these offers to leverage a more lucrative contract extension from BYU. While this strategy is not uncommon in college football, it has raised some eyebrows among fans and analysts.

Sitake has been the head coach at BYU since 2016, leading the Cougars to several successful seasons and a recent move to the Big 12 conference. His strong track record and connections to the university have made him a sought-after coach. However, some believe that his decision to explore other options could be seen as disloyal to BYU, especially after the university recently extended his contract.

On the other hand, Sitake's agents may be using these other offers as a negotiating tactic to secure a more favorable deal for their client. This is a common practice in professional sports, and it's not uncommon to see college coaches employ similar strategies.

Ultimately, whether Sitake's actions are considered strategic or disloyal will depend on the perspective of the viewer. However, it's clear that his name is being mentioned in connection with other jobs, and this could have significant implications for the future of BYU football.

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