A former Nebraska offensive coordinator has announced his retirement from coaching. Shawn Watson is set to retire as the head coach of Wofford at the end of the season.
Watson's retirement will end a 45-year coaching career. He's served as Wofford's head coach since 2022 and has led the Terriers to a 5-5 overall record this season with two games remaining.
Watson coached at Nebraska from 2006 to 2010 under head coaches Bill Callahan and Bo Pelini. He was not retained following the 2010 season and became the offensive coordinator at Louisville.
Wofford will honor Watson at their home finale this Saturday against ETSU. The Terriers will wrap up the season on November 21 at Ole Miss.
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