The lack of a defensive coordinator does not appear to be hurting Washington State on the recruiting front. 

Dillon Faamatau has decided to play for WSU, according to Britton Ransford. The 6-foot-4, 280-pound defensive tackle from Norwalk, California chose WSU over reported scholarship offers from Arizona State, Colorado, Utah and others.

He is the seventh player that is expected to play defense to declare for WSU while the Cougars have been searching for a defensive coordinator, although one player, DeVante Wilson, now says that he will attend California instead.

Faamatu visited Pullman in early October and will sign on February 4, with the rest of the class of 2015.

We've got some links to pass along as well, after the jump.

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-- Ernie Kent spoke to the media yesterday and we've got a Q&A with the WSU basketball coach.

-- Washington is climbing up the basketball rankings.

-- Arizona's point guard is trying to find his shot.

-- Arizona State's defensive freshmen are a little ahead of their offensive counterparts.

-- Here's a cool story about a Cal team for blind players.

-- Colorado's upgrade costs are soaring.

-- Oregon's Heisman-winner is making the school even more money.

-- Gary Payton II became the second Oregon State player, after his famous father, to record a triple-double.

-- USC's talented freshmen are getting some recognition.

-- Utah's Delon Wright was the Pac-12 Player of the Week.

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