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What's behind some of the WSU defense's struggles? Check out some of their snap counts (opens the original)
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PULLMAN – A few minutes after halftime began and Washington State players filed into their locker room, the sparkly new crimson and black lair that was remodeled over the summer, linebacker Keith Brown turned to a teammate with a question. “What’s the score?” asked the sixth-year linebacker. It was Saturday evening, and WSU had just taken a three-point lead on visiting Arizona into halftime, but Brown was none the wiser, according to his retelling. Brown and the Cougars’ defense had yielded a pa
WSU men's hoops releases full 2026-27 schedule (opens the original)
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PULLMAN – Washington State’s first men’s basketball schedule in the rebuilt Pac-12 has arrived. In coach David Riley’s third season, the Cougars have five home nonconference games in Pullman, and their Pac-12 opener is set for Jan. 3 at Fresno State. WSU will also play 11 nonconference games away from Pullman, the program’s most since 1973-14, underscoring the ways coaches have to keep budgets in mind when building schedules in this new athletics ecosystem. WSU has a home game on Nov. 14 against
How can WSU get its running backs more involved in its offense? (opens the original)
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PULLMAN – Think back to January, when Washington State coach Kirby Moore pulled off what was seen at the time as a monumental move, putting together a three-man running back room that figured to gash opponents this fall. Kirby Vorhees, last year’s starter, was planning on entering the transfer portal but decided to return to WSU the night before it opened. Tailback Maxwell Woods also returned to the team. And fellow running back Leo Pulalasi entered the portal, only to reverse course and also si
WSU set to host Fresno State to kick off competition in rebuilt Pac-12 | First look (opens the original)
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PULLMAN – Here ’s a first look at Washington State’s home game against Fresno State on Saturday afternoon. To kick off competition in the rebuilt Pac-12, WSU hosts Fresno State, looking to turn around a 1-3 start to the season. In the teams’ first meeting in Pullman since 1994, WSU coach Kirby Moore squares off against the program that gave him his first FBS coaching gig – he worked as the Bulldogs’ receivers coach/offensive coordinator from 2017-22. In the Cougars’ third straight home game, it’
WSU TE Trey Leckner to be gametime decision against Fresno State, plus other injury updates and notes (opens the original)
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PULLMAN – Washington State tight end Trey Leckner is on track to return earlier than anybody quite expected. That’s the word from coach Kirby Moore, who said Monday that Leckner will be a game-time decision Saturday evening against Fresno State, adding that he “will be back full -go this week in practice.” A likely starter if he were healthy, Leckner suffered a foot injury over the summer. At the beginning of the season, Moore said Leckner was expected to miss the first half of the season, which
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