Former Wvu Quincy Wilson Lands Head Coaching Job star in West Virginia – Sports Illustrated

Monday was officially announced that an ex Western Virginia Running back Quincy Wilson is named the next chief coach at Weir High School in Weiron, West Virginia, who happens as his Alma Mater.

Wilson was actually ready to become the first head coach in Rio Grande, Naia School in Texas, but the school split with him only five months after he was hired. The reasons for the division have not been announced in the official press announcement, stating: “In order to respect the confidentiality of all participating countries, Rio will not provide details of the separation.”

After joining the coaching space in 2017, Wilson spent a lot of time at Mountain State spending time as a runner coach at Glenville State (2017), an associate coach and a running back coach at West Virginia State (2018-21), And the coach of the running back in Fairmont (2023).

In 2022, Wilson was a head coach at Fort Lodherdale University, where he was a coach in only one match. The program was brand new and had no bodies and suffered a large number of injuries at the beginning, forcing the team to cancel games.

During his time, Wilson rushed to 2608 yards and 20 touchdowns at 474 worn. His catch and running against # 2 Miami is still considered one of the most memorable plays in the history of the program. At the age of 3 and 13, Wilson grabbed a pass in the apartment and smashed several matches in the open field and competed along the side line for the end zone. Along the way, he climbed exactly through the protective back Brandon Meriweather.

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