Washington State University (WSU) will be honoring former head coach Mike Leach at Saturday’s home football game against Wisconsin. Leach was the head coach of the Cougars from 2012-2019, leading the team to a 55-47 record and four bowl appearances.
Leach was known for his innovative offensive schemes and his ability to bring out the best in his players. He was also known for his colorful personality and off-the-field antics, which made him a fan favorite in Pullman. He was beloved by the WSU community and was a major part of the success of the program during his tenure.
The university will be paying tribute to Leach with a special ceremony before Saturday’s game. The ceremony will include a video tribute and a special presentation to Leach from WSU President Kirk Schulz. The university will also be honoring Leach with a commemorative coin that will be given to each fan in attendance.
Leach’s legacy at WSU will live on for years to come. He was a major part of the resurgence of the program and helped bring the Cougars back to national prominence. His impact on the program and the university will be remembered for years to come.
Saturday’s game will be an emotional one for the WSU community as they honor their beloved former head coach. It will be a fitting tribute to a man who helped bring the Cougars back to national prominence.
