Jim Sweeney (coach)
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Jim Sweeney was a college football coach most noted for his success at Fresno State, and Washington State. From 1963 to 1967, he coached at Montana State, and compiled a 31-20 record there. From 1968 to 1975, he coached at Washington State, where he compiled a 27-51-1 record there. At Fresno State, he compiled a 143-75-3 record. He finished his career with over 200 wins.
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| Washington State Cougars Head Football Coaches |
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| Wm. Goodyear • Waite • Brodie • Gailey • Shively • Allen • Namack • Ashmore • Sweeley • Bender • Rheinschild • Keinholz • Osthoff • Dietz • Alvord • Welch • Exendine • Hollingbery • Sarboe • Evashevski • Kircher • Sutherland • Clark • Sweeney • Sherrill • Powers • Walden • Erickson • Price • Doba |
| Fresno State Head Football Coaches |
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| Jones • Borleske • Harris • Bradshaw • Wight • Pierson • Gleason • Jacobs • Van Galder • Coleman • Krueger • Rogers • Boone • Sweeney • Padilla • Hill |
