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Washington State defensive end Isaac Terrell reacts during a nonconference game against Texas Tech at Gesa Field on Sept. 7.  (Robert Hubner - WSU Athletics)

In WSU’s loss to No. 4 Ole Miss, DE Isaac Terrell makes his name one to remember

OXFORD, Miss. – Isaac Terrell ambled into the side room with a box of food in his hands and a quiet confidence in his soul. His hair was still wet from a shower, which he had used to recover from making four tackles for loss in his Washington State team’s narrow loss to No. 4 Ole Miss, and he walked with a slight gimp.

Washington State receiver Tony Freeman catches a pass against Ole Miss defender Jaylon Braxton during the second half at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium on Saturday in Oxford, Mississippi.  (Getty Images)

Analysis: WSU may have just flipped its entire season in a loss to No. 4 Ole Miss

OXFORD, Miss. – At some point in Washington State’s flight back home, whether the team plane is cruising over Arkansas or Wyoming or Idaho, the bad taste might hit the Cougars’ mouths hardest. They’ll regret plenty from this loss, a one-score setback to No. 4 Ole Miss, which was projected to win by nearly five touchdowns.

Washington State Cougars head coach David Riley reacts as his team faces the Gonzaga Bulldogs during the second half of a college basketball game on Wednesday, Feb. 19, 2025, at Beasley Coliseum in Pullman, Wash. Gonzaga won the game 84-63.  (TYLER TJOMSLAND/THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW)

Washington State basketball to play at least 10 games on national TV

The Washington State men’s basketball team will play at least 10 games this season in front of a national audience. Headlining the Cougs’ national television schedule, which was revealed by the school Friday, are two games against Gonzaga and Saint …

Washington State Cougars head coach Jimmy Rogers laughs as quarterback Zevi Eckhaus warms up Saturday at Canvas Stadium in Fort Collins, Colo.  (Tyler Tjomsland/The Spokesman-Review)

How did WSU players and coaches spend their first of two bye weeks?

PULLMAN – Around this time of year, Jimmy Rogers is learning to walk a fine line, a tightrope above a canyon. Last week was his Washington State team’s first of two bye weeks on the season, giving the Cougars a chance to rest after five straight games to open the season, and coaches had to divvy up time accordingly.

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Previous Game: Wyoming 15, WSU 14

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