A GRIP ON SPORTS • Most sea changes are gradual, hence the name. But some are pretty stark, like the crashing of a wave on rocky shore. Such was the case Saturday night in Pullman, when the good ship Oregon took on water early and floundered late, sinking under the weight of, get this, Washington State’s rushing attack. Read on.
The Cougars quarterback says WSU can do more, even after scoring 50-plus points in consecutive games.
The defensive end had 3.5 tackles for loss against Oregon.
Jamal Morrow and River Cracraft break down the WSU win.
Robert Taylor and Peyton Pelluer talk about WSU's big win.
The WSU offense dominated Oregon in the 51-33 win.
Each of these three players rushed for a pair of touchdowns on Saturday.
Pac-12 commissioner Larry Scott answers questions about a variety of topics.
A GRIP ON SPORTS • Now that was impressive. And a little unexpected. If you tell me now you had last night’s Pac-12 early season showdown finishing in a Washington rout, I wouldn’t believe you. Not one bit. Read on.
A GRIP ON SPORTS • Golf was, and is, a staid, old sport. Except when the Ryder Cup rolls around. Then all bets are off – or on. Read on.
The Oregon running backs are a versatile bunch.
Here's the full transcript from Friday's live chat with Spokesman-Review EWU beat writer Jim Allen
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A GRIP ON SPORTS • There are a couple reasons why this post is later than usual today. And no, none of it has to do with me being up late partying last night after the Mariners’ big win. They won, yes, but we didn’t celebrate. Read on.
A GRIP ON SPORTS • As the world turns, these are the days of our lives. We trust a guiding light to help us with all our children. Got an idea where I am going with this today? Read on.
Everything said during Wednesday morning's WSU football chat.
Jim Mastro is confident in his young running back.
Clay McGuire says the Cougars are not changing anything in anticipation of the blitz-happy Ducks.
A GRIP ON SPORTS • Who doesn’t love watching football? Anyone? Yeah, me too. But there is one aspect of football that bothers me. And this is the time of the season it starts to play a bigger role. Read on.
WSU used its bye week to get ready for the Ducks.
Will Royce Freeman play? Marcellus Pippins cares naught.
Oregon has a new defensive coordinator. Luke Falk explains what he's seen from the Ducks.
The WSU head coach addresses the media during his weekly press conference.
Ike Iroegbu and Josh Hawkinson preview the 2016-17 WSU men's basketball season.
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