After seven seasons in charge, Fayetteville (Ark.) head football coach Casey Dick has resigned, according a report by the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.

Dick is expected to take a coaching position at Rockwall-Heath (Texas), per the report. Dick is a former Arkansas quarterback and has been at helm of Fayetteville since 2019.

In 2025, the Bulldogs went 7-5 but still finished as the No. 10 team in the Natural State, according to the Rivals Composite Rankings. Fayetteville has consistently been one of the top programs in Arkansas and is not far removed from a state championship.

Under Dick, Fayetteville went 55-28, per MaxPreps. The Bulldogs won it all in 2023, going a perfect 13-0. They had just one losing season under the former Razorbacks signal-caller.

Rockwall-Heath is coming off an 8-4 year in 2025. Last month, Hawks head coach Rodney Webb announced his retirement, resigning after spending the last three seasons in charge. They ended the year as the No. 38 team in Texas.

Dick is from Allen, Texas, less than a hour from Rockwall-Heath on the outskirts of the Dallas metro. He committed to Arkansas in May of 2004 and played for the SEC program from 2005-08.

This story will be updated.

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