Cal Poly Football Practice 1/29/21
Cal Poly Mustangs Football Coach Paul Wulff Announces Death of Beloved Dog
San Luis Obispo, CA — In a heartfelt announcement that has touched the Cal Poly community, Mustangs football head coach Paul Wulff shared the news of the passing of his beloved dog, Cooper. The announcement came during a press conference ahead of the team’s upcoming game, where Wulff expressed his deep sadness over the loss.
Cooper, a golden retriever who had been by Wulff’s side for several years, was known for his playful spirit and companionship. Wulff often spoke about the joy Cooper brought to his life, frequently mentioning him in interviews and social media posts. The coach described Cooper as more than just a pet; he was a loyal friend who provided comfort and support during both challenging and triumphant moments in Wulff’s career.
“Cooper was my constant companion,” Wulff said, his voice choked with emotion. “He was always there to greet me after a long day at the office, and he had a unique way of making everything feel right. He will be dearly missed.”
The news of Cooper’s passing has resonated with players, staff, and fans alike, many of whom shared their condolences and memories of the dog on social media. The Mustangs’ football program has also expressed its support for Wulff during this difficult time.
As the team prepares for their next game, Wulff has encouraged his players to remember the importance of companionship, both on and off the field. “Life is about connections,” he reflected. “Cooper taught me that in so many ways.”
In honor of Cooper, the Mustangs plan to hold a tribute during their next home game, inviting fans to join in celebrating the joy that pets bring to our lives.
