Former Minnesota football coach Jerry Kill was introduced as Rutgers’ new offensive coordinator Monday.
Kill had served as the associate athletics director for administration at Kansas State since May. His role was the chief administrator for the university’s football program.
He came to K-State after a 32-year career in coaching that began at the high school level and appeared to end at Minnesota for health reasons related to epilepsy. He won 156 games and three national coaching awards.
Kill’s responsibilities at K-State, which included attending football practices and advising K-State coach Bill Snyder on future opponents as well as helping athletic director John Currie, appeared to help re-energize him.