Paul Roach, Former University Of Wyoming
Athletics Director & Football Coach, Dead
At 95
Posted By: Mizz Fixxit, 9/5/2023 7:49:39 AM
Paul Roach, the architect of one of the most successful eras in University of Wyoming athletics history has passed away. Roach died peacefully on Sunday with his wife, Marge, at his side. He was 95. The only man in UW history to serve as athletics director and head football coach simultaneously, Roach served as the school's AD from 1987 through 1996, and head football coach from 1987-90, taking over the football program at 58-years-old after Dennis Erickson had left for Washington State after just one season.
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What did she think was going to happen? New Mexico’s Democratic governor has been making headlines around the country since she decided her election to a statewide office gave her the power to suspend the Constitution of the United States. Over the weekend, her home-state constituents sent a message of their own. (Snip) As KOB-TV in the city reported, more than 100 gun rights supporters turned out in Albuquerque’s Old Town section to show their support for the Second Amendment is more powerful than any governor’s pen.
Paul Roach, the architect of one of the most successful eras in University of Wyoming athletics history has passed away.
Roach died peacefully on Sunday with his wife, Marge, at his side. He was 95.
The only man in UW history to serve as athletics director and head football coach simultaneously, Roach served as the school's AD from 1987 through 1996, and head football coach from 1987-90, taking over the football program at 58-years-old after Dennis Erickson had left for Washington State after just one season.
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As much as it’s reported that the world is going through a transition away from fossil fuels to wind and solar energy, the data doesn’t support it.
The International Energy Agency released its 2023 Coal Market Update on Thursday, which shows that global coal consumption in 2022 rose by 3.3% to a record 8.3 billion tons. While the use of coal in European countries and the United States has declined, those reductions are offset by increases in Asian countries, primarily India and China.
Republican sounds alarm on ‘militarization’
of IRS after it spent $10M on weapons,
gear since 2020 9 replies
of IRS after it spent $10M on weapons,
gear since 2020 9 replies
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Of course.
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The jet was left in autopilot
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Leftist cyberbullies took to X,
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On Sunday morning, the Cathedral of Hope held a service to bestow blessings upon
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Wyoming Cowboy fans revered Paul Roach. R.I.P.