Updated Nov 28, 2011 - 3:23 pm
Hope for Paul Wulff? The Go 2 Guy hopes not
By Brady Henderson
The 24-hour timetable Washington State athletic director Bill Moos put on his decision on Paul Wulff Monday leaves open the possibility that the Cougars' coach could return for a fifth season.
That's a possibility Jim Moore can't stomach.
The Go 2 Guy elaborates in a profanity-laced tirade during Monday's Warm Up.
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Michael, the new co-host of "Wyman, Mike and Moore", comes to 710 ESPN Seattle from 590 ESPN in Omaha, Neb. and previously worked at WBBL in Grand Rapids, Mich. Michael started in radio in 1997 in the rock music world at Grand Rapids stations WGRD and WKLQ, eventually was deemed too old for the format and made his segue into sports talk.
Jim Moore has co-hosted the show since its inception in 2009. He also co-hosts "The Northwest Golf Show" with Shon Crewe and writes weekly columns for 710Sports.com. Jim spent 26 years as a reporter and columnist at the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, where he developed his nickname, "The Go 2 Guy."
Jessamyn McIntyre has produced the show since its inception in 2009 and is the executive producer of 710 ESPN Seattle. Jessamyn previously spent four years at ESPN headquarters in Bristol, Conn. She freelances as a producer for ESPN Radio and TV and is the sideline reporter for WSU football games on 710 ESPN Seattle.























