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FROM PULLMAN — Washington State announced Monday that point guard Reggie Moore has been dismissed from the men's basketball team for a violation of team rules.

“Reggie has been an important part of the basketball program for the last three years and I wish him the very best in the future,” coach Ken Bone said in a statement.

We'll have more as information becomes available.

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FROM LOS ANGELES — The Pac-12 has announced its end-of-season awards, and a quartet of WSU selections is highlighted by Brock Motum, who was named first-team all-conference and also won the Pac-12 Most Improved award. We have more on the jump.

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FROM PULLMAN – It was a sparse teleconference with Ken Bone today, but we do have some news and notes to pass along. Read on for what the Cougars coach had to say in Pullman and on the Pac-12 call.

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FROM SEATTLE – Pullman was sunny and dry when I left it on Friday. Now Seattle is covered in a layer of wet, slushy snow. But we made it to the arena and have some thoughts on today’s game, so read on.

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FROM PULLMAN – There's a bit of WSU news and lots of links to get to, and I’m all hopped up on Mountain Dew and feeling a little antsy. So we’re not going to wait until the morning to pass along our coverage and our conference links. Read on for a late-night (early morning) snack.

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FROM PULLMAN — Ken Bone has concluded his weekly conference calls — one with the local media, the other with media around the conference — and we have a summary of both of them, plus some video, posted below. Read on.

Washington State guard Reggie Moore (1) hits this game winning shot with 0.9 seconds left over Idaho guard Deremy Geiger (35) as Stephen Madison (34) watches during an NCAA college basketball game Wednesday  in Moscow. Moore lead Washington State 15 points at they won 66-64. (AP Photo/Moscow-Pullman Daily News, Dean Hare)

Question: Do you follow other Idaho Vandals sports as closely as you do football?

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For the first time today it felt as if basketball season was around the corner. That’s because, for the first time this fall, I had to put on a sweatshirt to make the trip to the gym. It was that cool. And wet. Basketball weather. So, to honor the change, we’ve got the third in our series of Q&As with Washington State basketball personalities, this time sophomore point guard Reggie Moore. Read on.

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We’re back with the second in our series of preseason basketball Q&As. Today’s subject is Washington State center DeAngelo Casto, one of the leaders of a team that has no seniors. Read on.