James Franklin‘s latest hire, naming Andy Kotelnicki the next Penn State Football offensive coordinator has generated plenty of buzz both in Happy Valley and throughout College Football.

After this week, the excitement over the Kotelnicki hire is bound to get even more palpable.

That’s in part because Kotelnicki has been named 247Sports’ offensive coordinator of the year.

Andy Kotelnicki has been named @247Sports Offensive Coordinator of the Year less than a week after taking Penn State job.@bmarcello has the details: https://t.co/JoMucb0jiz

— Tyler Donohue (@TDsTake) December 6, 2023

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What Makes Andy Kotelnicki Exciting Choice as Penn State Football Offensive Coordinator

Before arriving in State College, Kotelnicki was an absolute unit while calling plays with the Kansas Jayhawks this season.

The Jayhawks had an amazing year with their football program, going 8-4 with three different starting quarterbacks.

Kotelnicki’s reputation as an offensive mastermind grew as he orchestrated a dynamic and versatile offense, adapting seamlessly to the varying strengths of his quarterbacks.

A lot of buzz surrounds Kotelnicki, especially for his elite playcalling and unique style.

With Drew Allar behind center for next year, the potential for the Nittany Lions to add at least one elite wide receiver transfer portal, one can only dream of what this offense could look like.

MORE: What PSU Can Expect From Andy Kotelnicki’s Offense

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