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Washington hires athletic director Pat Chun away from rival Washington State, AP source says – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

Washington hires athletic director Pat Chun away from rival Washington State, AP source says – Winnipeg Free Press

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Washington hires athletic director Pat Chun away from rival Washington State, AP source says - Vimarsana News

Washington hires athletic director Pat Chun away from rival Washington State, AP source says

Washington hired athletic director Pat Chun away from Apple Cup rival Washington State on Tuesday, reaching across the state to fill its AD job about a week after it surprisingly came open. Washington was stung last week when athletic director Troy Dannen left after less than six months on the job to take over at Nebraska. Dannen's introductory news conference in Lincoln, Nebraska, was on Tuesday.

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Chelan's Apple Cup Cafe catches fire - Vimarsana News

Chelan's Apple Cup Cafe catches fire

CHELAN — The popular Apple Cup Cafe in Chelan was damaged Sunday morning during a third-alarm fire.

No. 4 Washington edges Washington State with late field goal - Vimarsana News

No. 4 Washington edges Washington State with late field goal

Rome Odunze caught seven passes for 120 yards with two touchdowns, and his 23-yard, fourth-down run on the final possession helped set up Grady Gross' game-winning field goal from 42 yards as No. 4-ra

Pac-12 mailbag: CFP expansion impact, USC's discontent, B10 tiebreaker - Vimarsana News

Pac-12 mailbag: CFP expansion impact, USC's discontent, B10 tiebreaker

The move to 12 teams for the 2024-25 seasons will change the sport like nothing since the 1984 SCOTUS ruling for Oklahoma vs. the NCAA.