Josh Heupel, an American college football coach who serves as the head football coach at the University of Tennessee, has recently sparked speculation about potential weight gain.
Josh Heupel hasn’t just captured people’s attention with his amazing coaching skills but also with his weight gain.
There have been discussions online about his weight gain, with some believing that Josh Heupel has gained weight since becoming the head coach at Tennessee.
If we don’t get @coachjoshheupel on Ozempic fast, he’s going to be dead. @Vol_Football the only way our program can improve is getting him to lose 50 pounds this offseason. pic.twitter.com/TmVK9OwQc1
— Mick Shagger (@PissedVol) December 24, 2024
On the other hand, some believe that Josh Heupel hasn’t gained weight and looks exactly the same.
Furthemore, some people are making fun of Josh Heupel online, stating that he looks ugly after gaining weight.
One Twitter user wrote, “If we don’t get coach Josh Heupel on Ozempic fast, he’s going to pass away. The only way our program can improve is by getting him to lose 50 pounds this offseason.“
Another added, “Josh Heupel doesn’t need a coat because that fat store under his chin is keeping him warm.“
However, Josh Heupel has remained silent about his weight gain and has not shared any information about it.
Josh Heupel began his coaching career with Oklahoma in 2004!
With years of experience as an amazing football player, Heupel began his coaching journey as a graduate assistant for Oklahoma under head coach Bob Stoops.
Moreover, in 2005, the University of Arizona appointed him as the tight ends coach.
Josh Heupel became Oklahoma’s quarterbacks coach in 2006; during his tenure, he coached former NFL star Sam Bradford, who won the Heisman Trophy in 2008.
On December 13, 2010, he became the co-offensive coordinator of Oklahoma.
Likewise, after several years with Oklahoma, Heupel served as assistant head coach, offensive coordinator, and quarterback coach for one season for the Utah State Aggies and as offensive coordinator and quarterback coach for two seasons for the Missouri Tigers.
Heupel became the head coach of the UCF Knights on December 5, 2017. In the 2018 season, he led UCF to a 12-1 record and an American Athletic Conference Football Championship Game victory.
Furthermore, Josh Heupel continues to contribute his remarkable coaching skills to his recent team, Tennessee, leading them to win several honorable titles.
In case you didn’t know
- Josh Heupel was born Joshua Kenneth Heupel on March 22, 1978, in Aberdeen, South Dakota, United, to mother Cindy and father Ken.
- His mother was a high school principal, and his father was a head football coach at Northern State University.
- Josh has a son named Jace Heupel and a daughter named Hannah Heupel with his wife, Dawn.
