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TUESDAY, NOV. 13, 2007


GU-Idaho game story

Gonzaga improved to 2-0 with an 80-43 victory over Idaho on Tuesday. GU led just 36-30 at half, but limited the Vandals to 13 second-half points. According to GU's sports information department, GU allowed 15 second-half points to Arkansas-Pine Bluff in a 92-42 win during…

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Woah there, Zags

Well, I hadn't seen something like that in a while. Going into the second half, the Bulldogs were up just six points: 36-30. The final score? Well, let's just say it was a little lopsided.Read on.(And stay tuned for a post-game interview video.)

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Shock add two more

The Spokane Shock roster continues to grow.The Shock announced today that offensive lineman Seth Cook and defensive lineman Roderkus Wright have been added to their 2008 roster.

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Some reading material

Good morning. Just woke up to find a couple of links on tonight's opponent, the Prince George Cougars. Jim Swanson of the PG Citizen has this story on the Cougars' four-game slide and one on injuries.

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MONDAY, NOV. 12, 2007

Eags lose big again in " Pit"

Eastern's basketball teams lost big again on Monday night, falling to New Mexico 92-57 in the "Pit," but it sounds like the Eagles did some good things early.You can read the game story filed by EWU's sports information director Dave Cook by clicking here.

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Great volleyball weekend

In case you didn't see the story in Sunday's The Spokesman-Review, it was an all-GSL final at the State 4A volleyball tournament when Mead and Lewis and Clark squared off for the second year in a row.The Panthers captured their fifth straight state championship, unprecedented…

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Monday morning blues

COUGARSAs per usual on Monday morning, there's not a lot to link to directly concerning WSU. But we'll give you what we've found, along with a couple of bonus links concerning basketball and football.

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SUNDAY, NOV. 11, 2007

Zags roll, two scheduled for surgery

Gonzaga opened its season with an impressive 77-54 drubbing of Montana on Sunday. GU played without three players _ Josh Heytvelt, Steven Gray and Theo Davis _ and could be without at least two of those players for as long as six weeks.Much more below,…

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Zags up on Grizzlies at half

Talk about a lopsided game. Up 44-25 at halftime, the Zags have been suffocating Montana on defense and shooting over the Grizzlies on offense. Montana rarely got inside, attempting many 3-pointers but sinking few.It's essentially what one might expect from a match-up between the 14th-ranked…

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Getting to the core of the Cougars

COUGARSFor the past 24 years I would tell anyone who would listen John Blanchette has a way – an unmatched way, actually – of getting to the core of an issue. He did it again Saturday night from the Cougar game.Blanchette's column is just one…

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SATURDAY, NOV. 10, 2007


Some postgame stuff from WSU's 33-17 win

I didn't get this post up sooner because I've been scrambling to get video for some post-game multimedia. Below is a compilation of clips from post-game interviews with the players. We'll also have an audio slide show coming, too.Here's a link to my quick gamer.…

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GU update

Our phone calls went unanswered Friday night and thus far Saturday morning, so the only official word regarding GU's injuries came in the school's release for Sunday's season-opener with Montana.More below.

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FRIDAY, NOV. 9, 2007

Shock add former Eagle

No, not Raul Vijil.The Spokane Shock have added two-way lineman Harrison Nikolao to their 2008 roster. Also, former Shock DB Alex Teems and OL Amos Lamb both signed AFL contracts with Cleveland (formerly the Las Vegas Gladiators). DL Elbert Shumake, who the Shock signed on…

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Lake City dethroned

The Capital Eagles knocked off the Lake City Timberwolves 38-24 in the State 5A football semifinals Friday at Boise.Click the tab below to read Greg Lee's unedited game story.

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WSU grabs win from Eastern

Did you expect any different? The 10th-ranked Cougars returned to Friel Court tonight with a decisive 68-41 win over the Eagles. It was mostly smooth sailing for the Cougs, though they let some slick shots slip through their defense.I've got Vince's gamer up online. Also,…

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WSU women lose to Portland

It wasn't pretty. But in their 70-40 loss to Portland, the WSU women improved their play over exhibition games, coach June Daugherty said.She was most concerned about her team's rebounds: The Cougars had 32, the Pilots had 48. Both teams struggled with turnovers. WSU tallied…

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Playoff time this weekend

It's Ferris vs. Mead tonight and Lewis and Clark against Woodinville tomorrow as State football playoffs begin in earnest.Can Clarkston derail top-ranked Prosser? Will Pullman and Colville's playoff experience stand them in good stead in 2A? Will Lakeside solve Royal this time around in 1A?And…

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