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WSU football coach Kirby Moore to take over playcalling duties

WSU coach Kirby Moore is taking over playcalling duties from offensive coordinator Matt Miller, marking a big change as the Cougars’ offense struggles.

Published Oct 5, 2026 · 9:30 PMOriginal source: The Seattle Times7 reads
WSU coach Kirby Moore is taking over playcalling duties from offensive coordinator Matt Miller, marking a big change as the Cougars’ offense struggles.
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