Washington State football coach Paul Wulff was fired Tuesday after four years during which his teams won only nine games. "I appreciate all that Paul has done for Washington State football," athletic director Bill Moos said in a statement announcing the firing. "He was hired with the objective of rebuilding this program and establishing a solid foundation.
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November 28, 2011
Washington State athletic director Bill Moos will make a decision on football coach Paul Wulff's future by Tuesday.
Wulff is 9-40 in his four seasons at Washington State, including a 4-8 record this season that doubled the Cougars' win total from 2010 but failed to quiet critics. Moos said on his weekly radio show Monday that he has to decide if ''staying the course...
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November 28, 2011
Washington State athletic director Bill Moos says he'll make a decision on football coach Paul Wulff's future within 24 hours.
On his weekly radio show Monday morning in Spokane, Moos said he will make a decision by Tuesday at the latest on whether to keep Wulff for a fifth season or move in a different direction.
Wulff is 9-40 in his four seasons in charge at Washington...
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November 28, 2011
Washington State athletic director Bill Moos says he'll make a decision on football coach Paul Wulff's future within 24 hours.
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November 30, 2011
Washington State fired Paul Wulff on Tuesday ending his four-year tenure in Pullman.
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November 27, 2011
When we woke up Sunday morning, reports were already making the rounds that Paul Wulff‘s firing as Washington State’s head coach was imminent, possibly coming as early as today. With Sunday about to turn into Monday, Wulff’s Wazzu coaching career is still breathing. Barely. In a statement released tonight, WSU athletic director Bill Moos said…
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November 29, 2011
SPOKANE, Wash. - Washington State football coach Paul Wulff was fired Tuesday after four years during which his...
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November 29, 2011
SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) -- Washington State football coach Paul Wulff has been fired.
PAUL WULFF'S DISMISSAL, and the thought of what's to come at Washington State, provided no shortage of commentary from the media. Here's what they're saying...
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November 27, 2011
Paul Wulff is still the coach at Washington State -- for now.
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November 27, 2011
PULLMAN, Wash. (AP) -- Paul Wulff is still the coach at Washington State - for now.
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November 30, 2011
Let’s all agree that the Paul Wulff experiment was an unmitigated disaster for Washington State. Was it all Wulff’s fault? No, but when you win nine games in four seasons, it’s time to cut the cord.
The Washington State job is not exactly a prime gig, given the Cougars’ obscurity in the college football landscape, remote location and primeval facilities. Bringing in a coach...
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November 28, 2011
MMQB from Insider Steve our Washington State Cougars blogger weighs in with his take on the 2011 Apple Cup between UW and WSU. He points out if Bill Moos and school president Elson Floyd do dismiss Paul Wulff as head coach, it would behoove them to take advantage of the momentum the program has created. Maybe Mike Leach or Kevin Sumlin as a replacement hire.
PULLMAN – Paul Wulff bid an emotional farewell to Washington State on Tuesday, and former Texas Tech coach Mike Leach may be No. 1 on Bill Moos’ list of potential replacements for Wulff.
THE WINNINGEST coach in Texas Tech history could hardly buy an interview with a BCS-conference school a year ago. Now Mike Leach is rumored to be at or near the top of every wish list from Topeka to Westwood. With Paul Wulff being let go today, Washington State will rocket up that list of alleged pursuers. For six very good reasons, the fit between Ol’ Wazzu and Captain Air Raid...
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November 30, 2011
Lions offensive coordinator Scott Linehan is on the short list of candidates Washington State is looking at to fill the head coaching position opened when the Cougars fired Paul Wulff, according to The Seattle Times. Linehan, who has been with Detroit since 2009, is a native of Sunnyside, Washington, which is about three hours west of the WSU campus in Pullman, Washington. He played...
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