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COTY 2008 First Round: #4 Paul Wulff vs. #13 Jeshua Anderson

We now turn our attention to the Rick Neuheisal Region, which may very well be the most competitive in the battle for 2008 Coug of the Year.

There's some tremendous upset potential in this group. The 5-12 matchup, always dangerous, features women's coach June Daughery against Aussie Center Aron Baynes. But first, we have the 4-13 battle between football coach Paul Wulff and one of his own players, Jeshua Anderson. Wulff has been a prominent figure in Cougar sports this year, but a lot of it may have been for the wrong reasons (e.g. losing). Jeshua Anderson may be able to outrun, and probably even hurdle over, CPW in this one. Can Wulff use his recruiting skills to survive to round two? Your votes decide.

#4 Paul Wulff

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Hired.

Embarrased.

Redeemed.

Recruited. And really well, so far.

#13 Jeshua Anderson

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NCAA Champion.

USA Junior Champion.

World Junior Champion.

MIsses the olympics - but can you really blame a guy who failed to qualify behind the three guys that won the Gold, Silver and Bronze in China?

Also, a pretty decent wide receiver.

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Who advances?
Paul Wulff
35 votes
Jeshua Anderson
66 votes

101 votes | Poll has closed

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This is the proverbial 4/13 upset

While Wulff made all the splash, Anderson did it with the dash. (OK, that’s corny.) But the world class sprinting combined with football skill makes this a no-brainer in my book.

by Jeff Nusser on Jan 6, 2009 12:23 PM PST reply actions   0 recs

Wulff

While Wulff is heading in the right direction, he hasn’t shown anything on the field yet. The coach of a 2 win season where they are out scored by an average of 30 PPG is not my idea of the COTY.

by GoCougs on Jan 6, 2009 4:48 PM PST reply actions   0 recs

Just to be clear...

I’d only vote for Jeshua for his hurdling. His ballin’ was unimpressive. I can’t count how many balls I saw him give up on.

Also, I’m not sure beating the Huskies redeems 69-0….

Just saying.

by TiltingRight on Jan 6, 2009 10:29 PM PST reply actions   0 recs

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