In Kevin Wilson’s first season as Tulsa’s head coach, the Golden Hurricane showed some promise early on and won three of their first five games in 2023.
However, a six-game losing streak against AAC opponents ultimately led to them going 4-8 last year. They hope they can show improvement in 2024.
Here’s more info about Wilson.
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What’s Tulsa Head Coach Kevin Wilson’s Salary?
Kevin Wilson reportedly signed a five-year deal at Tulsa. The financial details of the contract have not been widely reported.
Kevin Wilson’s Coaching History
| Years | Team | Position |
| 2023-present | Tulsa | HC |
| 2022-17 | Ohio State | OC/TEs |
| 2016-11 | Indiana | HC |
| 2010-06 | Oklahoma | OC/TEs/FBs |
| 2005-02 | Oklahoma | Co-OC/OL |
| 2001 | Northwestern | AHC/OC/QBs |
| 2000-1999 | Northwestern | OC/QBs |
| 1998 | Miami (Ohio) | OC/QBs |
| 1997-92 | Miami (Ohio) | OC/OL |
| 1991-90 | Miami (Ohio) | OL |
| 1988 | North Carolina A&T | OC/OL |
| 1987 | Winston Salem | OL |
| 1986-84 | North Carolina | GA |
What’s Tulsa Head Coach Kevin Wilson’s Record?
Kevin Wilson is 30-55 in the FBS as a head coach. He’s 4-8 at Tulsa after one season. He went 30-55 as Indiana’s head coach from 2011-16.
How Old Is Tulsa Head Coach Kevin Wilson?
Kevin Wilson is 62 years old.
Tulsa Head Coach Kevin Wilson’s Background
Kevin Wilson was a highly-successful offensive coordinator at Ohio State before going to Tulsa.
The Buckeyes ranked in the top seven in the nation in total offense during all six of his seasons there. They were also in the top eight for scoring five times.
Before that, he was the head coach of Indiana for six years. And prior to that, he was an offensive coordinator at several other colleges. That includes at Oklahoma, Northwestern, Miami (Ohio), and North Carolina A&T.
He’s also worked with a variety of position groups as well. He coached tight ends at Ohio State and Oklahoma; offensive linemen at Oklahoma, Miami (Ohio), North Carolina A&T, and Winston Salem; and quarterbacks at Northwestern and Miami (Ohio).
