Responsibilities

Offensive Line Coach

Years at BYU

• Hired on BYU coaching staff in January 2013

Education

• BYU (1992, bachelor's in recreational management)
• University of Redlands (1997, master's in educational counseling)

Prior to BYU

• Head coach at College of the Canyons 2007-12
• Coached at College of the Canyons 1997-2012
• Received five bowl invitations during his time as head coach
• Coached three conference players of the year, an all-state player of the year, eight all-state athletes and five JC All-Americans
• Named Southern California Football Association National Conference Coach of the Year in 2008
• Named Western State Conference Co-Coach of the Year in 2007
• Coached at University of Redlands 1996-97
• Won two Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Championships
• Coached at Chabot College 1993-95

Playing Career

• BYU 1989-1991
• Played left guard 
• Played at Chabot College 1987-88

Career Highlights

• Part of BYU's No. 2-ranked offense in 1990
• Started in 1991, helping BYU offense to a No. 5 national ranking
• Helped Cougars win three conference championships
• Earned JC All-America honors as offensive lineman at Chabot College

Hometown

Pleasanton, Calif.

Personal/Family

• Married to Cami Tujague
• Has three children

Garett Tujague was hired at BYU as the offensive line coach in January 2013 after 15 seasons at College of the Canyons, including six years as the head coach. Under his direction, the COC Cougars earned a 43-25 record and received five bowl invitations in his six seasons. 

Tujague coached and developed three conference players of the year, an all-state player of the year, eight all-state athletes and five JC All-Americans at COC. His teams earned three postseason wins and he was named the Southern California Football Association National Conference Coach of the Year in 2008 following a 12-1 season. He was also honored as the Western States Conference Co-Coach of the Year in 2007 after a 9-3 record.

Prior to his promotion to head coach in 2007, Tujague served nine years as assistant head coach and offensive line coach at COC under Chuck Lyon, helping build the program upon its reinstatement in 1998 after 17 years without football. Before College of the Canyons, he coached at Chabot College from 1993-95 and the University of Redlands from 1996-97. While at Redlands, the Bulldogs won two Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Championships.

As a player, Tujague was a left guard at BYU under assistant coach Roger French from 1989-1991 after two years at Chabot College, where he earned All-America honors as an offensive lineman. After redshirting at BYU in 1989, he contributed on the field to the Cougars’ second-straight 10-3 season and top-25 final ranking. Statistically, the offense ranked No. 2 in the nation at 565.8 yards per game while also rating No. 2 in scoring, putting up 42.5 points per contest.

As a senior in 1991, Tujague earned starting duties protecting Heisman Trophy winner and consensus All-American quarterback Ty Detmer. The Cougar offensive front helped BYU rank No. 5 in total offense at 479.5 yards per outing and No. 11 nationally in scoring at 35 points per game. The Cougars won the conference championship all three seasons Tujague was in Provo.

Tujague received a bachelor's degree in recreation management from BYU in 1992 and a master's degree in educational counseling from the University of Redlands in 1997. A native of Pleasanton, Calif., Tujague and his wife Cami are the parents of three children.