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Stout, effective rushing attacks have been a staple at Montana State since Brent Vigen arrived there in 2021.

Eastern Washington opened its football season with three straight road games, and for the families of Eagles players, there can be a degree of gamesmanship in deciding which of those games to attend.

Eastern Washington’s return game is having something of a renaissance the last couple of years.

After three games in which Eastern Washington gave up more big plays than they themselves executed, the ratio reversed in a big way Saturday.

After playing – and losing – three straight games on the road to start their season, members of the Eastern Washington football team aren’t hanging their heads, quarterback Nate Bell said.

One of the wilder games of Eastern Washington’s 2021 season came against the same program the Eagles are hosting in Cheney on Saturday.

Three games in, the Eastern Washington football team’s season has so far been defined by two plays.

Over the span of an eight-month offseason and three regular-season football games, Nate Bell went from No. 4 on Eastern Washington’s depth chart to starting quarterback.

Eastern Washington’s offense sputtered for three quarters on Saturday before finally revving up in the fourth quarter to avoid the program’s first shutout in 19 seasons.

Following Eastern Washington’s loss at Boise State, the Eagles’ focus was largely on the health of quarterback Jared Taylor.

It was just about this time last football season that Eastern Washington lost a home game in overtime to Drake, a nonscholarship program, and failed to create the momentum it could have with a 2-0 start.