Kalani Sitake responds to BYU Athletic Department shakeup

BYU football head coach was asked for his thoughts on the athletic department shakeup at Brigham Young University, which changes who the football program reports to.

Instead of reporting to AD Brian Santiago, Sitake and the BYU football program will report to Vice President Keith Vorkink.

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