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Gary Andersen

Gary Andersen

TitleSenior Analyst

Responsibilities

Chief Consultant to Head Coach / Senior Defensive Consultant

Years at BYU

  • 2024-present

Coaching Experience

  • BYU, chief consultant to head coach, senior defensive consultant (2024-present)
  • Weber State, analyst (2021-22)
  • Utah State, head coach (2019-20)
  • Utah, associate head coach, defensive line (2018)
  • Oregon State, head coach (2015-17)
  • Wisconsin, head coach (2013-14)
  • Utah State, head coach (2009-12)
  • Utah, assistant head coach, defensive coordinator, defensive line (2005-08)
  • Utah, defensive line (2004)
  • Southern Utah, head coach (2003)
  • Utah, assistant head coach, special teams coordinator, defensive line (2002)
  • Utah, assistant head coach, defensive tackles/strong side ends (2001)
  • Utah, defensive tackles (1997-00)
  • Northern Arizona, assistant head coach, special teams coordinator, defensive line (1995-96)
  • Park City (Utah) High School, head coach (1994)
  • Idaho State, defensive line (1992-93)
  • Ricks College, offensive line (1989-91)
  • Southeastern Louisiana, assistant head coach, offensive coordinator (1988)

Coaching Accolades

  • Big Ten Conference West Division Champions, head coach (Wisconsin 2014)
  • George Munger Coach of the Year Award, semifinalist (Wisconsin 2013, 2014)
  • Maxwell Coach of the Year Award, semifinalist (Wisconsin 2013)
  • Western Athletic Conference Champions, head coach (Utah State 2012)
  • Eddie Robinson Coach of the Year Award, finalist (Utah State 2012)
  • WAC Coach of the Year (Utah State 2012)
  • Frank Broyles Award, finalist (Utah 2008)

FBS Bowl Games

  • Pop-Tarts Bowl (BYU 2025)
  • Valero Alamo Bowl (BYU 2024)
  • Frisco Bowl (Utah State 2019)
  • Holiday Bowl (Utah 2018)
  • Outback Bowl (Wisconsin 2014)
  • Capital One Bowl (Wisconsin 2013)
  • Famous Idaho Potato Bowl (Utah State 2012)
  • Famous Idaho Potato Bowl (Utah State 2011)
  • Sugar Bowl (Utah 2008)
  • Poinsettia Bowl (Utah 2007)
  • Armed Forces Bowl (Utah 2006)
  • Emerald Bowl (Utah 2005)
  • Fiesta Bowl (Utah 2004)
  • Las Vegas Bowl (Utah 2001)
  • Las Vegas Bowl (Utah 1999)

Playing Career

  • Utah, center/offensive line (1985-86)
  • Ricks College, center/offensive line (1983-84)
  • Earned JC All-America First Team honors at Ricks College in 1984

Education

  • University of Utah, bachelor’s in political science (1986)

Hometown

  • Salt Lake City

Personal/Family

  • Wife, Stacey
  • They have three sons, Keegan (Jennifer), Hagen (Kaitlin), and Chasen (Chelsea), and nine grandchildren