New Mexico State Football Coach Jerry Kill Resigns, Tony Sanchez Named Successor

Kill cites physical, mental, and emotional strain for his departure after leading the Aggies to their first double-digit-win season in 63 years.

Jerry Kill, the head coach of New Mexico State's football team, has resigned after two successful seasons, citing physical, mental, and emotional strain.
Kill, who has a history of health issues including epilepsy, led the Aggies to a 17-11 record and back-to-back bowl appearances in his two seasons as head coach.
Tony Sanchez, the team's wide receivers coach and former UNLV head coach, has been named as Kill's successor.
Kill's resignation follows the departure of the Aggies' offensive coordinator Tim Beck and defensive backs coach Cliff Odom.
Under Kill's leadership, the Aggies enjoyed their first double-digit-win season in 63 years.