Earlier this month, former Nebraska athletic director Bill Moos released a new memoir, Crab Creek Chronicles: From the Wheat Fields to the Ball Fields and Beyond. Before working at Nebraska, Moos was the athletic director at Washington State, Oregon and Montana.
Evidently, Moos encountered a stark difference between Nebraska and the other schools he served at. During an appearance on 93.7 The Ticket, Moos revealed how he didn’t receive the same support from Nebraska as he did from his previous schools.
“Elson Floyd at Washington State—I didn’t know he was—drove to my ranch,” Moos said. “I meet him at the front porch. He goes, ‘Bill Moos, I’m Elson Floyd, the president of Washington State University and I came here to bring you home.’ Well, haha, guess who had the support there?…