WSU adds Bradshaw,

Cvercko to football staff

PULLMAN — Washington State football coach Nick Rolovich announced the hiring of Dwain Bradshaw and Jason Cvercko to the Cougar football staff Friday.

Bradshaw will be the Cougars’ head strength and conditioning coach after working the previous year in the same role at Hawai’i. Cvercko will be the football chief of staff after spending the past four years at Hawai’i with Rolovich including the last two seasons as the Warriors’ chief of staff.

Bradshaw worked the past season as the director of football athletic performance for coach Rolovich at Hawai’i, helping UH to a 10-5 mark and Hawaii Bowl win over BYU.

Cvercko worked the past four seasons, including the last two years, in the same role for Rolovich at Hawai’i, helping UH to back-to-back winning seasons, including a 10-5 mark and Hawaii Bowl win over BYU in 2019. Cvercko spent his first two seasons as Hawaii’s director of recruiting and retention, and served as the pro football liaison at Hawai’i, Nevada and Stony Brook.