Coach DeShaun Foster’s first season in Westwood sparked a range of reactions nationwide. A 5-7, bowl-less campaign left opinions split. But one takeaway seems to be cutting through the noise: The first-year head coach isn’t shying from bold, sweeping changes. Just a few hours after parting ways with former associate head coach and offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy, Foster reportedly ushered in Tino Sunseri – the Indiana co-offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach who has spearheaded one of this year’s best collegiate offenses. A source confirmed the departure to the IndyStar on Thursday afternoon, though no move can be made official until Indiana’s 2024 season concludes. Read more...
Photo: Indiana co-offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach Tino Sunseri stands on the sideline during a game. Following the end of Indiana’s run in the College Football Playoff, Sunseri will take over UCLA football’s now-vacant offensive coordinator post. (Aidan Sun/Assistant Photo editor)
