By Jamey Vinnick, CougFan: Jake Dickert on Monday quickly dismissed a report the Washington State head man is a frontrunner for the open Michigan State job.
The Athletic’s Bruce Feldman recently cited an anonymous source in reporting Dickert was one of two emerging “top candidates” along with Kansas’ Lance Leipold to take over for the recently fired Mel Tucker.
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