Lubick spent time as an analyst from 2022-23 on Kansas head coach Lance Leipold’s staff prior to leaving for Nevada. In the past, Lubick has been an offensive coordinator at Nebraska and assistant coach elsewhere at the power conference level.

Kansas hired Nevada offensive coordinator Matt Lubick to help direct the Jayhawks’ offense Tuesday, the latest in a series of moves that have reshaped coach Lance Leipold’s staff after a disappointing

Lubick was previously a senior analyst with the Jayhawks for two seasons (2022-23). Alongside former offensive coordinator Andy Kotelnicki and current OC Zebrowski, Lubick was credited with helping make the Jayhawks’ offense prolific in back-to-back bowl seasons.

Nevada offensive coordinator Matt Lubick is rejoining the Kansas football staff as co-offensive coordinator and tight ends coach, the Jayhawks announced Tuesday. The news comes just a few days after the promotion of Jim Zebrowski to offensive coordinator. The news was first reported by The Athletic and confirmed by the Jayhawks Tuesday afternoon.

Zebrowski has served on Leipold’s staff for the past seven seasons, while their connection dates back to Zebrowski joining Leipold as an assistant coach at UW-Whitewater in 2007. Zebrowski came to Kansas in 2021, initially as the quarterbacks coach, before being promoted to Co-Offensive Coordinator in 2023 and Offensive Coordinator in 2024.

Kansas Jayhawks co-offensive coordinator Jim Zebrowksi will assume that title solo and full-time in 2025, KU head football coach Lance Leipold announced on Saturday.