Washington St. Cougars (Official Thread)

[LovelandBuckeye]

The schools where it might matter are the ones who would never do the firing in the first place. OTOH, I remember hearing the Tressel and Urban defenders predicting doom for Ohio State fundraising, yet it never missed a beat.

So, are you saying that it just doesn't mean more?

 

[sparcboxbuck]

Oh yeah, well let's have Saban get caught in a Motel 6 with Anita Bryant and Flipper and see what happens if the school fires him.

“Did you see the way Flipper was dressed? He was asking for it.”

— Any Bama Fan

 

[LovelandBuckeye]

 

[cincibuck]

Woah!

Are you trying to say awoaha? That goes in the Hawaii thread.

 

[ScriptOhio]

And then there were 2 (PAC-2 Conference = Oregon State & Washington State):

Just sayin': WSU athletics is in a financial bind.

WSU athletics expects $11.5 million deficit for FY23, Schulz and Chun say

'It was really a confluence of things that happened in one fiscal year'

247sports.com

WSU athletics expects $11.5 million deficit for FY23, Schulz and Chun say​

June 2, 2023
The athletic department’s projected accumulated debt now stands at $101.1 million with the $11.5 million added -- it was $89.6 million in February 2023 -- with the biggest drivers WSU’s $61 million investment in the Football Complex and $65 million in Martin Stadium renovations