Like most breakups, it’s best for WSU to move past Rogers

He said all the right things. Heck, Jimmy Rogers was well on his way to doing all the right things, too, with a top 20 defense, a 5-1 record at Gesa Field and a season good enough to earn the Washington State football program its ninth bowl game berth in the last 10 full seasons and lay a foundation for a team that could compete for championships in the new Pac-12. He may have been a real catch for the Cougs. However, there were signs that this was just not going to work out long-term. So, after a 6-6 debut season at Wazzu, Rogers jumped on a plane to Ames, Iowa, to begin his tenure as Iowa State’s head football coach. And the cruelest revelation of them all? He was...