Bill Doba's Legacy at Washington State | Washington State Cougars Football News
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College football lost a true legend this week with the passing of Bill Doba, 85, who died after a stroke just days shy of his 86th birthday. A powerhouse defensive mind at Washington State, Doba led the Cougars to two Pac-10 titles and two Rose Bowls as defensive coordinator, finishing second nationally in total defense in ’94. He later took over as head coach in ’02, delivering a stellar 10-3 season and No. 9 national ranking in his debut before amassing 30 wins over five seasons. Even after stepping away from the sidelines, Doba remained a fixture at WSU, deeply beloved for his impact on players and the program — a titan of the game whose legacy will endure.
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