Former Tennessee Vols offensive coordinator Alex Golesh is expected to receive quite a bit of interest during this winter’s coaching cycle.

Golesh, who is in his third season as the head coach at USF, has the Bulls off a 6-2 start this season, which includes a win against the Florida Gators in the Swamp.

The former Tennessee offensive coordinator is 20-14 through his first 34 games as a head coach.

Report says former Tennessee offensive coordinator Alex Golesh is drawing interest from Big 12 program

According to The Athletic’s Bruce Feldman, Golesh is “drawing a lot of interest” from Oklahoma State.

“Golesh, we hear, also is drawing a lot of interest from Oklahoma State, where he spent a season as a grad assistant under Mike Gundy,” wrote Feldman.

Golesh served as a graduate assistant at Oklahoma State in 2008.

The Cowboys fired longtime head coach Mike Gundy earlier this season.

Alex Golesh was asked by @TBTimes_Bulls about his name getting thrown out there for other gigs.

Golesh had a 4:36 answer to this question.

"I've never in my career, outside of here, chased a job. Ever. And I don't intend to." pic.twitter.com/SXazYXgumU

— Evan Closky (@ECloskyWTSP) October 14, 2025

Feldman also listed Golesh as a potential candidate for the Auburn job (the Tigers fired Hugh Freeze on Sunday).

Golesh doesn’t seem like he’s in a hurry to leave USF (Tampa is a great place to live), but it could be tough for the former Tennessee play-caller to pass on a Power-4 head coaching job.

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