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Washington State hires South Dakota States Jimmy Rogers as football coach

Lynnwood, WALocal News

Washington State University has made a pivotal decision by hiring Jimmy Rogers as its new head football coach after his successful tenure at South Dakota State. Rogers led the Jackrabbits to the 2023 FCS national championship and a semifinal appearance in 2024, demonstrating his exceptional coaching skills. Athletic director Anne McCoy emphasized Rogers' strong character and dedication to player development as essential for the program's future. With over a decade of experience at South Dakota State, including a role as defensive coordinator during their championship run, Rogers is expected to bring a player-centric approach to coaching. The Cougars are currently facing challenges, having lost numerous players to the transfer portal, making Rogers' leadership crucial.

Their recent defeat to Syracuse in the Holiday Bowl highlights the urgency for a strategic rebuilding phase. With a proven track record and a focus on mentoring young athletes, Rogers aims to revitalize Washington State's football program.

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