Sam Kirk
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Chiefs aiming to turn page in new season (opens the original)
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SPOKANE, Wash. - The Spokane Chiefs are preparing to open their home schedule Saturday night, with a mix of returning players and new additions looking to establish the identity of this yearâs team. Spokane returns 17 players from last season, giving the Chiefs plenty of familiarity as they work to build chemistry with a group of newcomers. âI think with this group we have this year, I mean, itâs really tight,â forward Gavin Burcar said. âSo I think we can do a lot with this group here
WSU looks to build off first win as Arizona comes to town (opens the original)
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PULLMAN, Wash. - Washington State finally got its first win of the season Saturday, and the Cougars arenât shying away from what comes next. WSU rolled past Duquesne 48-7 at Gesa Field, putting together its most complete performance of the season. The Cougars rushed for 316 yards, had two running backs surpass 100 yards and scored on four of their final five drives. Head coach Kirby Moore said the performance gave his team some confidence, but there is still plenty to clean up. âI think our
Pinnick apologizes after postgame frustration, WSU loses WR Freeman for season (opens the original)
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PULLMAN, Wash. - Washington State quarterback Caden Pinnick is owning his actions following Saturdayâs loss at Kansas State. After the Cougars were shut out offensively in a 34-7 loss, Pinnick gave short, frustrated answers during his postgame media session. Monday, he addressed those comments head-on and apologized. âAs a quarterback of this team and university, it is my job to give this team and institution some pride and belief,â Pinnick said. âMy frustrations for the past two weeks c
Kraziness in the Kennel set for Oct. 3rd (opens the original)
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SPOKANE, Wash. â Gonzaga fans will get their first in-person look at the 2026-27 menâs basketball team on Saturday, Oct. 3. Numerica Kraziness in the Kennel is scheduled for 2 p.m. at the McCarthey Athletic Center, bringing back the annual event that signals the start of basketball season in Spokane. Kraziness in the Kennel traditionally gives fans a first glimpse of the roster in a relaxed, high-energy setting before the regular season begins. The event is set to feature player introduction
Former Gonzaga walk-on Noah Haaland heads to Spain (opens the original)
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SPOKANE, Wash. -Former Gonzaga forward Noah Haaland is beginning his professional basketball career in Spain. The Rathdrum native signed with Hestia Menorca, a team in Spainâs second division. Haaland spent two seasons with the Zags after playing two years at Allan Hancock College. He saw increased opportunities last season because of injuries in Gonzagaâs frontcourt, appearing in 10 games and averaging 2.0 points and 1.1 rebounds. COPYRIGHT 2026 BY KXLY. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. THIS MATERIAL M
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