Sean Lewis Appointed as New Head Coach for San Diego State

Former Colorado Offensive Coordinator Expected to Revitalize San Diego State's Football Program

Sean Lewis, former offensive coordinator for Colorado, has been named as the new head coach of San Diego State, replacing Brady Hoke who announced his retirement earlier in November.
Lewis, known for his high-tempo, dynamic offenses, previously led the Kent State football program from 2018-22 and helped Colorado's offense score 28.2 points per game this season, a significant improvement from the previous year.
San Diego State, which had a disappointing 4-8 season this year, their worst since 2009, is looking to Lewis to revitalize their football program and generate excitement at their new Snapdragon Stadium.
Lewis' appointment comes after a controversial season at Colorado where he was stripped of his play-calling duties mid-season by head coach Deion Sanders, who then handed over the role to former Giants head coach Pat Shurmur.
Despite the controversy, Lewis is highly regarded in the industry and his appointment at San Diego State is seen as a positive move for the university's football program.