Jeff Grimes will become the offensive coordinator at his fourth school in eight seasons, leaving Kansas after one season to take the same job at Wisconsin, Badgers coach Luke Fickell announced. Grimes directed one of the top rushing offenses in the Big 12 this season with the Jayhawks.

The Wisconsin Badgers have officially hired former Kansas offensive coordinator Jeff Grimes to the same position.

According to multiple reports, former Kansas offensive coordinator Jeff Grimes will take on that job for Wisconsin.

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Wisconsin has reportedly agreed to a deal with Kansas’ Jeff Grimes to be the program’s new offensive coordinator.

MADISON, Wis. (WSAW) -The Wisconsin Badgers have their next offensive coordinator. Luke Fickell announced that Jeff Grimes will join the Badgers’ staff on Tuesday, replacing Phil Longo.

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Wisconsin is officially in agreement to hire Kansas’ Jeff Grimes as its new offensive coordinator, according to ESPN’s Adam Rittenberg. The Badgers were first reported to be pursuing Grimes on Friday. Just one day later, the deal appears to have been finalized. The specific terms are yet to be announced.

Grimes, 56, is known for his "RVO" — reliable, violent, offense — which places an emphasis on playing with physicality, balance, and efficiency. Grimes' offensive system leans on a strong rushing attack, complemented by explosive downfield passing concepts and an "attacking" mindset.