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MONDAY, NOV. 22, 2010



Catching up with the weekend action

After a great game on Sunday, when Gonzaga pushed No. 3 Stanford to the limit before a frenzied sell-out crowd of 6,000 at McCarthey Athletic Center, we'll see if we can catch up with the rest of the weekend. (Bart Rayniak's slideshow from the game.)Tonight's…

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Chiefs get three points on road

Not sure how you would describe the Spokane Chiefs weekend. It was a critical Western Hockey League three-games-in-three-nights roadtrip against U.S. Division teams ahead of them in the standings. Three points in six games is OK, but the strange part is how they came up…

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WSU finishes up bye week indoors 

COUGARS Washington State's football players will spend the morning in the indoor practice facility – or the bubble if you prefer – for their final practice before another six days off. With school out this week on Thanksgiving break, the players can go home, be…

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SUNDAY, NOV. 21, 2010

Colfax QB Alex Teade, center, fights his way into the end zone Saturday for the first score of the game.  (DAN PELLE PHOTOS)

State semifinals set

The WIAA has set the high school football semifinals. Click the link below to see the times/sites for matchups.Colfax quarterback Alex Teade fights for yardage in state quarterfinal victory over Lind-Ritzville/Sprague on Saturday. This was such a nice color photo, taken by Dan Pelle, that…

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Idaho wins, EWU loses, Stanford-GU set

Waiting for the start of No. 3 Stanford at Gonzaga, playing a little catchup - but I have to brag: my obligations in the holiday decorating department are done and I'm officially a hero (to one).OK, first, I'll be tweeting during the game, SRtrim if…

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Chiefs lose big at Tri-City

The Spokane Chiefs fell hard at Tri-City Saturday night, 8-3, giving them two loses, one in overtime, in their big three-games-in-three-nights - all on the road - against U.S. Division rivals. And it only gets tougher this evening with a visit to play Western Hockey…

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Snowflakes fall on WSU practice 12 

COUGARS Washington State didn't practice all that long today, but they did work on fundamentals, hitting, execution – all the usual items on any bye-week checklist. No new injuries, very little news. We have a little more so read on.

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Is Moos' silence bad for WSU's Wulff? 20 

COUGARS Though Washington State had a bye Saturday, that doesn't mean the football news took the day off as well. Heck, no. We decided to feature one of WSU's unsung seniors while John Blanchette weighed in on Bill Moos and Paul Wulff. Interested? Read on.

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SATURDAY, NOV. 20, 2010

Will EWU be ranked No. 1 on Sunday?

Delaware, the top-ranked team in both The Sports Network/Fathead.com Top 25 and Football Championship Subdivision Coaches Poll, lost at home to No. 15 Villanova 28-21 in overtime on Saturday, while Appalachian State, ranked No. 2 in both polls, was drubbed by Florida, an unranked Football…

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Eags thump ISU, earn share of Big Sky title

Eastern Washington University used Bo Levi Mitchell's four first-half touchdown passes to cruise past Idaho State 34-7 at Roos Field on Saturday and earn a share of the Big Sky Conference football title.You can read the game story that will appear in Sunday's S-R here…

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Wildcats follow Martin's lead

I put together a feature on Kansas State coach Frank Martin, who has led the Wildcats to a No. 3 ranking. There's more to Martin than just his piercing stare and his animated demeanor on the sideline. Gonzaga takes on K-State on Monday in Kansas…

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WSU's Hannam a survivor 

COUGARS We're putting together this post because we have a story to share. The story of a four-year starting offensive lineman who is an academic standout, a solid citizen and a player who always seems to be on the verge of being replaced – though…

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Vandals end 3-game slide, beat USU

The Idaho football team put together perhaps its most complete game of the season this afternoon in a 28-6 conquest over Utah State in wild weather at Logan, Utah. With the win, the Vandals moved to 5-6 on the year and are still alive for…

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Mitchell leads Eags to 28-7 halftime lead

Bo Levi Mitchell has thrown for 213 yards and four touchdowns in helping stake Eastern Washington to a 28-7 halftime lead over Idaho State at Roos Field.Brandon Kaufman has caught to of Mitchell's two scoring tosses, with the other two being hauled in Taiwan Jones…

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Vandals lead USU 14-6 at half

The Idaho defense played its most inspired half of the past month -- without starting safety Shiloh Keo -- and Eric Greenwood caught two touchdown passes from Nate Enderle to help the Vandals take a 14-6 lead over Utah State into the half at Romney…

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Ferris, Chiawana set to tangle

Left Moscow about 11 p.m. last night, arriving in Kennewick at mom's home about 1:30 a.m. After a nice breakfast I've arrived at Edgar Brown Stadium. The pressbox is so toasty I had to take my winter coat off.We're 30 minutes from kickoff. Remember I'll…

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A Saturday morning without WSU football 

COUGARS For the first time in three months, we arise on a Saturday without having to cover a football game. Oh sure, there's football practice today but (insert Allen Iverson voice here), it's practice man. There's nothing like a game day to get you going.…

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Chiefs fall in Seattle

The Spokane Chiefs lost at Seattle Friday night. Despite controlling the game offensively the Chiefs picked up just one goal and lost in a shootout after goalie James Reid was brilliant in overtime. (I couldn't find a story in the Seattle times but the long…

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