The Badgers made the move on Tuesday, according to Colton Bartholomew of the Wisconsin State Journal, and Guiton has introduced himself to Wisconsin’s wideouts.

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Guiton will reunite with Wisconsin head coach Luke Fickell, who was Ohio State’s head coach in 2011.

Guiton has spent the past three seasons with the Arkansas program in the same role.

He first began as a graduate assistant in 2015 with Houston shortly after wrapping up his playing career at Ohio State following the 2013 season.

Guiton then moved into a quality control coaching role at Texas under Tom Herman in 2017. From there he grew into a larger coaching role and returned to Houston as he was named wide receivers coach for the Cougars from 2017-18.

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Guiton spent the 2019 season at Lousiana Tech as the wide receivers coach before fulfilling the same role at Colorado State in 2020.

Guiton served as Arkansas’ interim offensive coordinator during the second half of this season.

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Enos was fired eight games into his first season as the Razorbacks offensive coordinator. Arkansas ranks last in the Southeastern conference in total offense averaging 305.9 yards per game. 

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Arkansas also announced that wide receivers coach Kenny Guiton “will take over play calling duties for the Hogs for the remainder of the season.” 

Guiton is in his third season with the Razorbacks. He played quarterback at Ohio State from 2009-13. 

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