WSU QB? Tune in come fall

More depth, more experience and more knowledge of coach Mike Leach’s system made this year’s spring football practice session more efficient than Leach’s first. And while the Cougars have more answers than they did at this time last year, a few questions still remain, such … Read more

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Good news, more bad news for WSU

COUGARS News of another oral commitment broke yesterday — though this one is from a player who plans to arrive this season — but some more bad news also broke for the WSU football team. Keep reading for accounts of both. Read more

Wrapping up WSU news

COUGARS There are a few news items to pass along this morning from WSU, so click the jump to read the links. Read more

WSU running back Caldwell arrested

Washington State running back Teondray Caldwell was arrested on May 7 on suspicion of assault and burglary stemming from an April 28 incident at a Pullman residence. KQQQ 1150-AM in Pullman reported that Caldwell and a group of WSU football players were denied entry to a party, and that Caldwell allegedly struck a man sitting on the porch. Read more

WSU cancels afternoon classes on Halloween

COUGARS WSU announced Thursday that it will cancel all afternoon classes on the Pullman campus on Oct. 31, which is when the Cougars host Arizona State. It's also a Thursday night. It's also Halloween. Here's the release from the office of president Elson Floyd: In an effort to increase the number of conference football games given national television exposure each season, the PAC-12 has significantly increased the number of regular-season conference football games scheduled to be played on Thursday and Friday nights. … Read more

WSU’s Caldwell arrested on May 7

COUGARS Washington State running back Teondray Caldwell was arrested on May 7 on suspicion of assault and burglary stemming from an April 28 incident at a Pullman residence. KQQQ 1150 AM in Pullman reported that Caldwell and a group of WSU football players were denied entry to a party, and that Caldwell allegedly struck a man sitting on the porch. A Pullman Police spokesperson said police responded to a citizen dispute on April 28, but the suspect had left the area when officers arrived and the alleged victims did not want to press charges or assist in the investigation. But after a series of conversations and interviews, police arrested Caldwell, a sophomore from Los Angeles, on May 7 on suspicion of first-degree burglary and second-degree assault. Charges have not been filed. … Read more

WSU picks up a commitment, plus other notes

COUGARS Most college football news that originates in the month of May is centered around recruiting, and that's the topic of today's morning post. Keep reading. Read more

WSU’s Toni Pole cited for making false statement

COUGARS Washington State defensive tackle Toni Pole was issued a citation late Saturday night for making a false statement to a Pullman Police officer. A Pullman PD spokesperson said police were called about a noise complaint earlier in the night and issued a warning to Pole, who provided a false name and birth date. When police responded to another noise complaint at the same address later that night, the same officer recognized Pole and realized that he had given them a fake name earlier. … Read more

Light WSU reading on a Friday

COUGARS There are a few WSU stories out there worth passing along today. Read along with us. Read more

Joe Salave’a mic’d up

The latest mic'd up video from WSU Athletics features defensive line coach Joe Salave'a: Read more

WSU news to pass along

COUGARS Sometimes, a warm spring day produces some football news. Yesterday was one of those days. Keep reading. Read more

Things looking up under Moos

YAKIMA – Bill Moos said he wanted to build when he accepted the Washington State athletic director job in February of 2010. He’s already done that, spearheading efforts that saw construction completed in September on WSU’s new football press box and premium seating, as well as a large hole in the ground near Martin Stadium that will eventually turn into a new football operations building. Read more

Some quick WSU links

COUGARS FROM PULLMAN — Not a lot going on out here, other than the whole graduation thing. But we do have a few WSU links to pass along on a slow Sunday morning. Read more

Mike Breske mic’d up

COUGARS FROM PULLMAN — Meant to post this yesterday, but here's a video from WSU Athletics with defensive coordinator Mike Breske mic'd up during one of WSU's spring practices. Read more

Five questions with Andrew Furney

The links are slowing down, but we do have this Five Questions segment with WSU kicker Andrew Furney. Read more

It’s May, and these are links

COUGARS FROM PULLMAN — Depending on which time you looked out the window yesterday, it was either snowing or it looked like a perfect spring day on the Palouse. Which, of course, means it's finally May. I think. Keep reading for a few links. Read more

Reviewing the spring, plus other links

COUGARS FROM PULLMAN — With spring practice over, it's time to take a look back. So we continue to have links for you. Fancy that. Keep reading. Read more

Cougars still need a few answers

More depth, more experience and more knowledge of coach Mike Leach’s system made this year’s spring football practice session more efficient than Leach’s first. And while the Cougars have more answers than they did at this time last year, a few questions still remain, such as: who’s going to start at quarterback? And who’s going to protect him? Read more

Brief Monday links with WSU

COUGARS FROM PULLMAN — Should be another quiet week on the Palouse, but there are a few links to pass along for now. Keep reading. Read more

Wilson, Tuel and links

COUGARS FROM PULLMAN — At least two former Washington State football players will have a chance to earn their way onto NFL rosters this season. And the Cougars got a commitment from an in-state player whose WSU career is still ahead of him. Keep reading. Read more