PROVO, Utah - As the Brigham Young University (BYU) football team gears up for the upcoming Pop Tarts Bowl against Georgia Tech, head coach Kalani Sitake reflected on his decade-long tenure with the program. The game is slated for December 23, and both teams are eyeing a season-ending victory to build momentum heading into the following year. In a press conference held on Wednesday, Sitake discussed his growth and learning experiences over the past ten years, acknowledging the challenges and triumphs he has faced as a head coach. With a record of 66 wins and 51 losses during his time at BYU, Sitake has navigated various expectations and transformations within the program. He emphasized the importance of preparation and commitment as the team enters this high-stakes matchup. The Pop Tarts Bowl represents a significant opportunity for BYU to showcase its talents against a formidable opponent from the Atlantic Coast Conference. Georgia Tech, with its strong athletic program, poses a unique challenge, particularly given that both teams are eager to conclude their seasons on a high note. Kickoff for the Pop Tarts Bowl is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. MT at Camping World Stadium in Orlando, Florida, making it a prime event for fans and alumni alike. BYU's performance in this bowl game may set the tone for the upcoming season, as the team looks to build on its current roster dynamics and tackle any off-season changes from coaching staff to player recruitment. Sitake also noted the significance of bowl games in shaping team morale and cohesion, stating, "It's a time for us to come together, bond, and solidify our fundamentals heading into the next season." As the game approaches, players and coaching staff alike are focused not only on the strategic aspects of competing against Georgia Tech but also on the opportunity to develop and refine their skills in a competitive environment. As the clock counts down to the Pop Tarts Bowl, BYU's dedicated fan base remains hopeful for a strong performance that underscores the growth of the program under Coach Sitake’s leadership.