Walden to be missed

Sun., May 13, 2012

Walden out! You have to be kidding!

I really enjoyed listening to WSU games on the radio because of Jim Walden’s commentary and his vast knowledge of football. It made the games worth listening to despite their horrible record. Jim will be missed. No one will come close to his knowledge of the game.

Norman L. Kennedy

Harrison, Idaho

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