Buy Bill Doba's House
by Grady Clapp on Sep 2, 2008 9:06 PM PDT
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PrintAs much as you may have wanted Bill Doba's job over the past four years, you can at least have part of the old ball coach's lifestyle.
His house.
Here's the description, courtesy of Pullman's Beasley Realty:
Come See! Come Buy! Gary Kazda Home! Enjoy this prime family home located on Pioneer Hill near Franklin Elem! Enjoy the gorgeous backyard, the extended deck and Hot Tub! So many amenities! Sauna, Hot Tub, Wet Bar, Heated Driveway, 2 Yr new appliances, Granite Counters, Plantation Shutters...Even a Pool Table for the family! Ideal for entertaining!
It's going for $374,500, or roughly $46,813 per exclamation point. So many amenities!
No, I don't know who Gary Kazda is. Maybe an insider from Pullman's building community could enlighten us. Still, this is a once in a lifetime opportunity to drive home and park your car on the heated driveway that William Doba once walked on. You can also have your friends dress up as Robb Akey, Mike Levenseller, Jim Sterk and co. and re-enact a Doba dinner party! Who wants sangria?!?
All kidding aside, it would've been really sweet to play pool with Doba - he's probably pretty decent. Hut tubbing, on the other hand... count me out.
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Am I the only one
having a hard time picturing any other coach living in such “meager” housing? I mean, I know it fits Dobes to a T, but wow. There definitely is no other place like Pullman.
I was there '00-'03. Used to run into Mike Price all over town.
He was so unassuming, you’d be standing in line at Dismore’s and realize between choosing plastic or paper and digging out you’re wallet he’d been standing in line behind you the entire time. Always had a pleasant comment or a quick handshake. Then I moved to Seattle and watched Neiheisel roll in and out of this town like a rock star on the downhill side of a heroin addiction and realized how special a place like WSU and Pullman really are.
"Steee-rike!" cries the umpire, and the westward course of empire flows unchecked. Paul O'Neil in SI.
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