In 21 seasons as TCU head coach, Gary Patterson won 181 games and six conference championships. His tenure ended in October 2021 with a midseason resignation after being told he wouldn’t return as head coach in 2022.
Where Is Gary Patterson Coaching?
Gary Patterson is a special assistant to the head coach at Texas.
Patterson joined Steve Sarkisian’s staff in January 2022, approximately three months after his resignation from TCU, with whom he agreed to a reported eight-figure buyout. He’s been mentioned as a potential candidate for several head-coaching vacancies over the last two years, including UNLV and Nebraska at the end of the 2022 season. (And he could be a candidate at New Mexico, where Danny Gonzales is potentially on the college football hot seat.)
Patterson, 62, began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at Kansas State, the first of 11 different stops over four decades. He arrived at TCU as defensive coordinator in 1998 and was named head coach in December 2000.
“You put 24 years of your life into a place, you wouldn’t want something like that to fail,” said Patterson of TCU’s appearance in the national championship. “If you’re sitting in my shoes, yes, it is probably bittersweet. But at the end of the day, it’s good to see them get where they need to.”
College Football Odds at BetMGM
Online betting is a unique way to take your college football entertainment to the next level this season.
With updated spreads, over/under totals, live betting odds, and more for hundreds of FBS and FCS games from August through the College Football Playoff in January, there’s never a break in the action.
Check out the BetMGM sportsbook on jam-packed Saturdays to place your live bets on college football odds!
If you don’t have an account, register today with BetMGM’s welcome offer. Once you have an account, check for daily sports betting promos.
