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Wilson, it seems, wants to continue in his comfortable and anonymous shadow role. He has spent a coaching lifetime hiding in the shadows behind dynamic head coaches who were experts at using the media and firing up their teams. Wilson, a lifelong assistant, has absolutely no idea on how to use the media to motivate his football team or his fan base.

Wilson will tell us all at the end of the 2023 season that his team is better than it was in 2022 and all of his publicists will buy into it because Wilson, after all, will dictate the criteria for that improvement. He’s not going to put a victory total on the 2023 season because, well, his team hasn’t won a game in 10 months. “What that looks like I don’t know yet.” That is basically a second-year head coach riding a 10-game losing streak afraid to commit to anything. “I want us to be better,” Wilson said last week. Wilson, as is his character, is saying nothing, firing nobody up and covering his backside once again. He should tell everyone that his Wolf Pack is mad for being disrespected and basically ignored, that Nevada Wolf Pack football has a long history of success and tradition and has earned the benefit of the doubt that last year’s 2-10 season is a thing of the past. He should have T-shirts and hats printed with the “Chip on the Shoulder” message for all to see. He should have told everyone that listened last week at the Mountain West media gathering in Las Vegas and he should tweet it out every chance he gets.

Wilson should have already labeled this coming season as the “Chip on the Shoulder’’ season.

He’s also missing a great opportunity to motivate his beleaguered Nevada Wolf Pack football program. Ken Wilson once again is missing the point.

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