Gainesville, Fla. — Florida hired Tulane head coach Jon Sumrall Sunday, finalizing a six-year contract after moving on from Lane Kiffin earlier this week. University officials and a person familiar with the search, speaking to the AP, confirmed Sumrall will remain with Tulane for its upcoming American Athletic Conference title game and College Football Playoff appearance. Sumrall, 43, compiled championship seasons at Troy and Tulane and has multiple conference title appearances. The Gators also are expected to add NFL executive Dave Caldwell to manage roster and salary-cap matters. Based on 6 articles reviewed and supporting research.
The University of Florida athletic department, boosters, and associated vendors stand to benefit from anticipated increases in ticket sales, merchandise revenue, donor engagement, and program visibility following the hiring of Jon Sumrall.
Tulane will lose its head coach and face potential recruiting and staff turnover disruptions, while Lane Kiffin's prospects with Florida ended as the Gators moved on to Sumrall.
After reading and researching latest news.... Florida hired Jon Sumrall in a six‑year agreement while he will finish Tulane's season. Reporting relied on an AP source speaking anonymously and institutional announcements; Yakima reported a $44.7 million value. Sumrall's record includes conference championships at Troy and Tulane across recent seasons. Successfully.
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