San Diego State University's Head Football Coach Brady Hoke to Retire

SDSU Begins Search for New Coach Amid Struggles with Offensive Performance

San Diego State University's head football coach, Brady Hoke, has announced his retirement at the end of the current season, marking the end of his second stint with the Aztecs.
SDSU is currently 3-7 this season, marking their first losing season since 2009.
Potential candidates to replace Hoke include Washington offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb, Missouri offensive coordinator Kirby Moore, and UCLA defensive coordinator D’Anton Lynn, among others.
SDSU has been struggling with its offense, ranking 115th in scoring this year, a factor that the new coach will need to address.
The Aztecs recently opened a new stadium, Snapdragon Stadium, which could be a draw for potential new coaches.