Utah Hires Jason Beck as Offensive Coordinator to Revitalize Struggling Offense

Beck, who led New Mexico's high-powered offense this season, steps in after Utah's worst record in over a decade.

Jason Beck, previously New Mexico's offensive coordinator, has been hired by Utah to lead its offense starting next season.
Under Beck's leadership, New Mexico ranked fourth nationally in total offense, averaging 484 yards per game, and had one of the country's top rushing attacks.
Utah's offense struggled significantly this season, ranking near the bottom of the Big 12 in both scoring and total offense, contributing to a 5-7 record and missing bowl eligibility for the first time since 2013.
Beck replaces longtime Utah offensive coordinator Andy Ludwig, who resigned midseason during the team's offensive struggles.
Before joining New Mexico, Beck held coaching roles at Syracuse, Virginia, and BYU, where he developed notable players like Taysom Hill.