Brennan Marion Departs Sac State After One Season to Join Colorado Staff

Brennan Marion's tenure at Sacramento State has come to an unexpected conclusion, as he recently resigned after just one season to take on the role of offensive coordinator at Colorado. Marion, the school's 13th head coach, made a memorable entrance, donning a cowboy hat during his introductory press conference, signaling a hopeful revival for a program that had faced challenges. Previously, as UNLV's offensive coordinator, he developed a successful offensive scheme, contributing to consecutive bowl appearances.His impact at Sac State included significant recruiting efforts, bringing over 70 new players, while the team averaged 33.8 points and ranked third in the Football Championship Subdivision. Amid the shifting dynamics of college sports, reactions to Marion's departure vary. Sacramento State, led by President Dr. Luke Wood and Athletics Director Mark Orr, aims to enhance its sports program, having made noteworthy hires, including Mike Bibby for men's basketball. As they search for a new head coach, Marion expressed gratitude for the opportunity and support he received from the community and his players.