Kansas receivers coach Jason Phillips is leaving the program to take a similar position with Oregon State.
Phillips, who spent one year on KU’s staff, will be the passing game coodinator and receivers coach next season for the Beavers.
“I’m very excited and feel fortunate to have this opportunity to join coach (Gary) Andersen, who is one of the greatest leaders in our profession,” Phillips said in a release. “I hope to be an asset to his staff.”
Phillips was part of a breakthrough for KU’s receivers, as the team hadn’t had a 600-yard wideout since 2009.