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Jim Walden, the legendary college football coach who led Washington State and Iowa State for 17 seasons and later became a beloved radio voice, has passed away at 88. Known for his 44 wins at WSU and his knack for upsets at Iowa State, Walden’s legacy extends far beyond stats—he was a mentor, a character, and a steady presence for players, fans, and colleagues alike. His impact echoes across the game, and his loss leaves a void felt deeply by all who knew him.

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A coaching legend lost: Jim Walden, the visionary who led Washington State to its first bowl game in 50 years in 1981, passed away at 88. A two-time Pac-12 Coach of the Year, Walden wasn’t just a strategist—he was a charismatic voice, later beloved as a Cougar radio announcer. From his All-American days and pro stint in Canada to his transformative tenure at WSU and back-to-back national titles at Nebraska, Walden’s passion for the game and player development left an indelible mark. His legacy lives on in the hearts of fans, former players, and the WSU Hall of Fame—where his impact is forever celebrated.

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