BYU Athletic Director Tom Holmoe Announces Retirement After 20 Years

Holmoe reflects on his tenure, including BYU's transition to the Big 12, and outlines challenges ahead for his successor.

Tom Holmoe, BYU's athletic director since 2005, will retire in August 2025 after two decades of leadership.
Holmoe played a pivotal role in guiding BYU athletics from conference independence to membership in the Big 12, securing long-term stability for the program.
He emphasized the importance of stepping down at the right time, allowing his successor to address emerging challenges like NIL policies and revenue sharing.
Holmoe's tenure included navigating the complexities of BYU's unique relationship with the LDS Church while advancing the school’s athletic ambitions.
BYU President Shane Reese praised Holmoe's contributions, noting his impact on both the athletic department and the broader university community.