Whenever I’d sit down to interview Jim Walden back in the day, I tried to be judicious in my note-taking. True to his Mississippi roots, Walden dearly loved to talk, and concision wasn’t among his oratorical virtues.
The trio also touches on the passing of legendary Washington State football coach Jim Walden and the impact of this year’s World Cup... Jim Walden, who coached Washington State football from 1978 to 1986, died on July 2 at age 88.
This was years ago, when he was hosting a TV show called Monday NightQuarterback with Jim Walden, the former legendary Washington State football coach who had since pivoted to broadcasting in the area.
Former Washington State football coach Jim Walden, who in 1981 led the Cougars to their first bowl appearance in 50 years, died Thursday in Coeur d’Alene, the school announced ... Walden, who was inducted ...
Jim Walden died on Thursday at age 88 ...And, I’ll tell you what, it cut through a lot of the conversation.” Jim Walden lays down a poster that says “First answer.
Former Washington State football coach Jim Walden, who in 1981 led the Cougars to their first bowl appearance in 50 years, died Thursday in Coeur d’Alene, the school announced ... Walden, who was ...