Six reasons why 2022 could be a banner year for Washington State at the NFL draft
Sun., May 16, 2021
Washington State was one of just two teams in the Pac-12 without someone selected in the 2021 NFL draft, ending an eight-year streak. But with a group of high-level Pac-12 starters choosing to return for an extra season, 2022 could be a banner year for WSU at the draft.
Washington State extends contract of AD Pat Chun through 2025-26
UPDATED: 10:03 p.m.
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Six reasons why 2022 could be a banner year for Washington State at the NFL draft
Sun., May 16, 2021
Washington State was one of just two teams in the Pac-12 without someone selected in the 2021 NFL draft, ending an eight-year streak. But with a group of high-level Pac-12 starters choosing to return for an extra season, 2022 could be a banner year for WSU at the draft.
Ex-Washington State receiver Jamire Calvin commits to Mississippi State, reuniting with Mike Leach
UPDATED: Sat., May 8, 2021
Mike Leach has secured another commitment from Jamire Calvin – this time as the head coach at Mississippi State.
Experience at linebacker and varying degrees of depth in the secondary. Projecting Washington State’s depth chart on defense and special teams
UPDATED: Thu., May 6, 2021
Completing a depth chart in early May can come with its challenges, but by and large, the 2021 Washington State Cougars make it easy.
Former Washington State WR Easop Winston Jr. signs free agent deal with New Orleans Saints
UPDATED: Thu., May 6, 2021
Easop Winston Jr., one of the most sure-handed receivers to come through Washington State in recent history, is getting another chance to establish himself in the NFL.
Who will take the first snaps under center? Projecting QB1 and the rest of Washington State’s offensive depth chart this fall
UPDATED: Wed., May 5, 2021
Completing a depth chart in early May can come with its challenges, but by and large, the 2021 Washington State Cougars make it easy.
Washington State extends contract of AD Pat Chun through 2025-26
UPDATED: Tue., May 4, 2021
Over the past two months, Washington State fans worried Pat Chun's tenure in Pullman may be nearing its conclusion, as the Cougars' third-year athletic director emerged as a potential target in multiple Power Five AD searches.
The QB battle is just getting started, and four other things we learned from Washington State spring camp
UPDATED: Sun., May 2, 2021
PULLMAN – There’s no telling whether Washington State’s football team will be able to maintain its streak of consecutive bowl appearances this fall (in seasons played with more than four games, that is) but after 15 practices in April, one can be sure the Cougars will be a more polished product in 2021 than they would’ve been without a spring camp period – the brutal reality Nick Rolovich’s program had to come to terms with last year.
Washington State punter Oscar Draguicevich III agrees to free agent deal with Carolina Panthers
UPDATED: Sat., May 1, 2021
Oscar Draguicevich III wasn't selected in the 2021 NFL Draft, but Washington State's standout punter may have had a hunch he'd get an opportunity to play professional football anyway.
Abe Lucas could’ve embarked on his NFL career this week. Instead, Washington State’s standout tackle returned to school to improve ‘between the ears’
UPDATED: Thu., April 29, 2021
As of Thursday afternoon, at least one NFL draft-specific website still had Washington State right tackle Abraham Lucas erroneously listed as a potential day-three selection in the 2021 event.
Year of the corner? Washington State has reason to believe position group could be a strength in 2021
UPDATED: Tue., April 27, 2021
It's an eclectic group comprised of sixth-year seniors, junior college transfers, Power Five bouncebacks and tenacious freshmen.
High three-star offensive tackle Jihad Lateef commits to Washington State
UPDATED: Tue., April 27, 2021
Following a two-month hiatus, Washington State's 2022 recruiting class picked up its third commitment on Tuesday.
Crimson and Gray notes: Spokane’s Kannon Katzer finds paydirt twice in first Washington State spring game
UPDATED: Sat., April 24, 2021
PULLMAN – It’s now been three years since Washington State’s annual spring scrimmage was held at Joe Albi Stadium, but the Crimson and Gray game still had a tinge of Spokane to it on Saturday.