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Washington State safety Shalom Luani was a soccer star before he was a hard-hitting football player.
Washington State safety Shalom Luani was a soccer star before he was a hard-hitting football player.
If the Spokane Indians want to return to the Northwest League's postseason, they must stir up some wins soon. Read game story
Idaho football coach Paul Petrino and athletic director Rob Spear responded to a Moscow-Pullman Daily News column detailing Paul Petrino's behavior following Wednesday's practice, which alleged the coach moved toward two media members in a threatening member and had to be restrained by a graduate assistant coach.
The Pac-12 Networks was in Martin Stadium on Thursday, filming for the WSU edition of Training Camp, a school-by-school preview show.
A GRIP ON SPORTS • The Pacific Coast Conference, no matter its incarnation – be it PCC, 8, 10 or 12 – is 100 years old this season. Which means it is time to look back on the best it had to offer. Problem is, best is such a subjective term. Read on.
42 points. That's what Washington State's special teams gave up last year. In 2015, Eric Mele hopes the kick return and coverage units can help, not hinder the Cougars.
Spokane Indians pitcher Peter Fairbanks mixes education, mound work. Read story
All that running after Tuesday's practice must have resonated with Washington State's defensive players, who came up with five interceptions on Wednesday.
Colton Teglovic talks about the ins and outs of special teams play after practice.
Eric Mele talks about what makes successful special teams.
Mike Leach talks quarterbacks and special teams after practice.
Here is the transcript of today's WSU football chat.
A GRIP ON SPORTS • Where to begin today? It’s Wednesday, right, which is usually our “take apart some sanctimonious sons of guns” day. So that’s what we will do. Read on.
We'll be holding another one of our weekly live chats at 11 a.m. Until then, tide yourself over with these tasty links.
Washington State's receivers made three one-handed catches in the end zone over the course of maybe 10 plays. It was just that kind of day for the offense.
Wide receiver Gabe Marks talks to the media after practice.
Outside receivers coach Graham Harrell after practice.
The newly-eligible wide receiver talks to the media for the first time.
Mike Leach talks to the media after WSU football practice.
WCC men’s basketball gets an early start this season, with pre-Christmas conference matchups for the first time in league history. Gonzaga, conference champions 14 of the last 15 years, opens up at home against Pepperdine, projected by many as a top three pick, on Dec.…
The headlines keep coming regarding the Spokane Shock. They are expected to leave the Arena Football League in the near future and join the Indoor Football League. Head coach Andy Olson said Tuesday he believes he's coached his last game, ending his four-year tenure. Next...
Notes and Petrino quotes from a Tuesday morning practice
A GRIP ON SPORTS • “Compare and contrast” is a time-honored tradition in high school English. You know, as in “compare and contrast the ways Shakespeare deals with death in ‘Hamlet’ and ‘Macbeth.’ “ This morning, we’re taking you back to those awful, awful days. Read on.
The Air Raid offense got an octane injection on Monday. And the defense landed a coveted linebacker recruit.
Kyrin Priester will not have to sit out after transferring from Clemson to Washington State, where he should make an immediate impact for the Cougars.
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