Jerry Kill is returning to the coaching world he left behind.
According to Sports Illustrated and NJ.com, the current Kansas State associate athletic director and former Minnesota head coach is leaving Manhattan to become the offensive coordinator at Rutgers.
Kill left his post as head coach in 2015 and said then his 32-year coaching career was likely over due to complications with epilepsy.
When Kill accepted the job at K-State, he was adamant that he’d seen his last day as a football coach.
Recently Kill told the Wichita Eagle that a low-carb diet and low stress schedule at K-State helped him improve his health, and went as far to say if he had felt that good at Minnesota he would have never left.