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WSU Names Permanent AD: Stability & Championship Vibes

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Jon Haarlow, Washington States new full-time athletic director, brings stability and excitement to the Cougars. After a successful interim stint, hes now tasked with leading the team into the rebuilt Pac-twelve Conference. Haarlows impressive track record includes hiring key coaches like Kirby Moore and Chris Citowicki, and hes already planning big projects like a football locker room overhaul and securing media rights for the Pac-twelve.

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WSU Names Permanent AD: Stability & Championship Vibes

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Vancouver News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!WSU Names Permanent AD: Stability & Championship Vibes. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Washington State just locked in their first full-time athletic director since November, naming John Harlow to the permanent gig after he stepped up as. Interim. He's the third AD in two years for the Cougars, coming off Ann McCoy's firing last fall, and this move brings some much-needed stability as they gear. Up for the rebuilt Pac-12 conference. Harlow jumped in big time during his interim stretch, helping snack football head coach Kirby Moore from Missouri's offense coordinator spot. Women's soccer balls, Chris Sitowicki from Montana. Before leading athletics full-time, he climbed the ranks at WSU since joining in 2021 as senior associate AD and chief financial officer. Then handling university-wide finance and later serving as deputy AD and COO. He's already pushing projects like a $3.4 million football locker room overhaul, finishing this summer, plus securing meteorites. For the Pac-12, setting the stage for championship bives ahead.

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