Washington coach Chris Petersen has again plucked from the Boise State coaching tree to find the Huskies’ newest assistant coach.
Junior Adams has been offered the job as UW’s wide receivers coach, a source close to the program confirmed to The Seattle Times on Wednesday. FootballScoop.com first reported the impending move.
Just 10 days ago, Adams accepted a job as an assistant at Appalachian State.
Assuming the deal is finalized, Adams would become Petersen’s fourth wide receivers coach in the past six seasons.
Adams, 39, replaces Matt Lubick, whose two-year contract at UW expired at the end of this month.