November 23, 2009 in Sports

Wulff pleased with O-line’s performance against OSU

Vince Grippi The Spokesman-Review

PULLMAN – As a former offensive lineman, Washington State University coach Paul Wulff appreciates good offensive line play.

That’s why he found watching video of the Cougars’ 42-10 defeat to Oregon State Saturday not nearly as painful as most Sunday sessions have been.

The offensive line may have played its best game of the year, especially considering the opponent.

“Our offensive line did some good things blocking,” Wulff said.

Which led to something WSU (1-10 overall, 0-8 in the Pac-10) hasn’t had much this season.

“We had a tremendous amount of opportunities,” Wulff said, “that we didn’t convert on.”

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