Colgate University Parts Ways with Longtime Football Coach
Hamilton, NY – After over two decades dedicated to Colgate University, head football coach Stan Dakosty will no longer lead the Raiders, the university announced Monday. Vice President and Director of Athletics Yariv Amir expressed heartfelt gratitude for Dakosty’s contributions.
"Coach Dakosty has been a true steward of Colgate University during his 20-plus years at this institution as a student-athlete and coach,” Amir said. “He led our storied program with hard work, professionalism, and dedication. We are grateful to Stan and his family for their contributions to our University and community, and we wish them the very […]"
Dakosty’s tenure at Colgate was marked by both triumphs and challenges. He guided the Raiders through countless seasons, navigating the competitive landscape of NCAA Division I football. His departure marks the end of an era for the program, leaving fans and alumni alike reflecting on his legacy.
The announcement leaves Colgate searching for a new leader to helm their football program. As the athletic department embarks on a nationwide search for Dakosty’s replacement, the future of Colgate football hangs in the balance.
This change comes at a pivotal time for college football, with ongoing discussions about player compensation and the evolving landscape of the sport. The quest for a new coach will undoubtedly be influenced by these larger trends, as Colgate seeks a leader who can guide the program into the future.
