Coaching changes The American will enter the 2022 season with two new head football coaches: • November 30, 2021
TCU hired
Sonny Dykes of SMU as its new head coach. On November 29 SMU hired
Rhett Lashlee formally the Offensive Coordinator at
Miami as its new coach. • November 29, 2021 Temple head coach
Rod Carey was fired after having an 12–20 record in three seasons at Temple, including a 3–9 record in 2021. On December 15, Temple hired
Texas associate head coach and run game coordinator
Stan Drayton as its new head coach.
Coaches Head coaching records Note: • Records shown after the 2021 season • Years at school includes 2022 season Source:
Mid-season changes • On November 6, South Florida fired head coach
Jeff Scott after posting a record of 4–26 during his tenure at the school. South Florida named special teams coordinator
Daniel Da Prato as the interim head coach. On December 4, South Florida announced that Tennessee offensive coordinator
Alex Golesh would become the new head coach for the 2023 season.
Post-season changes • On November 27,
Luke Fickell was announced as the new head coach of the
Wisconsin Badgers of the
Big Ten Conference. In the wake of the announcement, Cincinnati named special teams coach
Kerry Coombs as the interim head coach for the postseason. On December 5, Cincinnati announced that Louisville head coach
Scott Satterfield would become the new head coach of the team for 2023. • On November 27, Tulsa announced that it had fired head coach
Philip Montgomery. Montgomery had posted a 43–53 record over eight seasons with the school. On December 6, Tulsa announced Ohio State offensive coordinator
Kevin Wilson as the new head coach. • On December 11, Navy announced that it would not retain head coach
Ken Niumatalolo for 2023, which would have been the last year of his contract. Niumatalolo had gone 109–83 in 15 years at the school, but ended his tenure with three consecutive losing seasons and five losses in the Midshipmen's last seven matchups against Army. Defensive coordinator
Brian Newberry was named the interim head coach. ==Rankings==