REPORT: Nevada's Next Head Coach Will Be Jeff Choate

The Nevada Wolf Pack wasted no time finding a replacement for the fired Ken Wilson.  Per a report from Eric Henry of 247Sports and Horns247, Nevada will make
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The Nevada Wolf Pack wasted no time finding a replacement for the fired Ken Wilson. 

Per a report from Eric Henry of 247Sports and Horns247, Nevada will make Texas co-defensive coordinator and linebackers coach Jeff Choate the program's next head coach.

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Choate has head coach experience, spending four years in that role with Montana State from 2016 to 2020. Choate was 28-22 in that span with two appearances in the FCS playoffs.

Allowing 17.5 points per game this season, Choate is credited as helping turn Texas into the #13 scoring defense in the nation in 2023.

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In the era of early signing day (which is December 20) it makes sense that a program like Nevada would want to move quickly. We are talking about a program that has won four games in two years, after all. 

Nevada will open the 2024 season on August 31 at Troy.


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