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SOURCE: Oregon Co-defensive coordinator/LB coach Ken Wilson is expected to become the new head coach at Nevada. Prior to coming to the Pac-12, Wilson spent 19 seasons coaching at Nevada.
— Bruce Feldman (@BruceFeldmanCFB) December 10, 2021
One of the more coveted coaches on the Oregon Ducks staff is reportedly moving on after the departure of Mario Cristobal, with co-defensive coordinator and linebackers coach Ken Wilson expected to take the head coaching job at the University of Nevada, according to Bruce Feldman.
Wilson spent 19 years on the Nevada staff, which included five seasons as associate head coach and four as defensive coordinator, before his six seasons (2013-18) at Washington State, according to the Oregon Ducks website.
The coaching turnover continues for Oregon, with a majority of the position coaches now either leaving the Ducks, or being in consideration to leave after the coming bowl game against Oklahoma on December 29th.
With the search for a new head coach ongoing, it is clear that whoever is hired will have to fill out a majority of his staff after getting the job.
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