BYU head football coach Kalani Sitake publicly called out the university's administration, pushing for increased investment in the football program, according to 13newsnow.com reporting.

Sitake's comments address the resources needed for BYU to compete at the Big 12 level, emphasizing facility upgrades, staff compensation, and recruiting budgets. The coach's direct approach represents an unusual public stance toward university leadership.

The remarks come as BYU navigates its transition to power conference competition and fan expectations for program success.