Zac Alley is leaving the Oklahoma Sooners after one season to join the West Virginia Mountaineers as defensive coordinator, according to an ESPN report.

ESPN’s Pete Thamel reports Zac Alley is finalizing a three-year deal to become the next defensive coordinator at West Virginia. Alley will be reunited with Rich Rodriguez who just started his second stint as the Mountaineers head coach.

Oklahoma’s Zac Alley is close to signing a three-year contract to become West Virginia’s next defensive coordinator, according to a report from ESPN’s Pete Thamel.

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West Virginia is finalizing a three-year deal to make Oklahoma defensive coordinator Zac Alley the school's new defensive coordinator, sources told ESPN's Pete Thamel on Saturday, a day after the Sooners lost to Navy,

OU co-defensive coordinator Zac Alley commented postgame on the rumors circulating about his potential candidacy for the West Virginia DC job.

Zac Alley appears ready to move to West Virginia after spearheading OU's defense this season, creating more instability for the Sooners' program.

In reuniting with Rich Rod, the 30-year-old Alley's departure means Oklahoma will have three coordinators in three seasons on each side of the ball.