Boise State's Dirk Koetter retires after historic season
BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — Boise State football's Offensive Coordinator Dirk Koetter has officially retired after a historic season for the program.
Koetter said on his Facebook page, "A gigantic thank you for all the support along the way....To see 30,000+ orange-clad Bronco fans at the Fiesta Bowl in the first-ever College Playoff on the 31st was something to behold."
Koetter emphasized how schools steal recruits by offering two to 10 times what Boise State can offer in name, image and licensing.
"We are losing recruits in the portal to schools that are just flat outbidding us. I know it's not all about the money, and Coach Danielson and staff will undoubtedly continue to find the 'right kind of guys,' but money is an issue."
Despite these issues, Koetter said the 12-win season and a 2nd straight Mountain West Championship indicate success and a bright future. He also praised Athletic Director Jeremiah Dickey and Coach Spencer Danielson as incredible leaders.
BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — Boise State football's Offensive Coordinator Dirk Koetter has officially retired after a historic season for the program.
Koetter said on his Facebook page, "A gigantic thank you for all the support along the way....To see 30,000+ orange-clad Bronco fans at the Fiesta Bowl in the first-ever College Playoff on the 31st was something to behold."
Koetter emphasized how schools steal recruits by offering two to 10 times what Boise State can offer in name, image and licensing.
"We are losing recruits in the portal to schools that are just flat outbidding us. I know it's not all about the money, and Coach Danielson and staff will undoubtedly continue to find the 'right kind of guys,' but money is an issue."
Despite these issues, Koetter said the 12-win season and a 2nd straight Mountain West Championship indicate success and a bright future. He also praised Athletic Director Jeremiah Dickey and Coach Spencer Danielson as incredible leaders.
