West Texas A&M announced a coaching change on Sunday, parting ways with head coach Josh Lynn after four seasons.
The Buffaloes concluded a 4-7 season with a loss to Central Washington on Saturday. WTAMU went 20-24 (18-17 in Lone Star Conference play) in Lynn's four seasons. The school moved on just one year removed from Lynn's best season; WTAMU was 8-4 with a Heritage Bowl win in 2025.
"After thoughtful conversations and deliberation, I have determined that there is a need for a leadership change in our football program," said West Texas A&M AD Doug Lipinski. "I would like to thank Coach Lynn for his four years of service to West Texas A&M and our student-athletes. Today is about a new beginning for West Texas A&M football."
"The shifting landscape of college football creates many opportunities," Lipinski said. "Our focus is to find a leader who will develop student-athletes, recruit and retain elite talent, achieve student-athlete success academically while building champions in competition and in life."
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