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Make it eight straight afternoon games for Washington State.

Washington State/Arizona State to kick off at noon

UPDATED: Mon., Oct. 18, 2021

Make it eight straight afternoon games for Washington State.
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Decision coming soon on Washington State coach Nick Rolovich’s future in Pullman

UPDATED: Sun., Oct. 17, 2021

For the past few months, an unprecedented situation at WSU involving second-year coach Nick Rolovich and the state’s COVID-19 vaccination mandate has overshadowed the Cougars’ on-field performances, and created a politicized fissure between the school’s supporters. The conclusion to this strange saga, which has been making national headlines, is finally in sight.
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‘Claim the victory’: Facing pancreatic cancer, former Washington State RB Derek Sparks is trying to stiff-arm the biggest challenge of his life

Derek Sparks has shared two iPhone photos. One depicts an IV needle piercing his left forearm with white bandage tape keeping the sharp metal pin in place. The other shows Sparks’ right arm. A white hospital bracelet and brown adhesive bandage tape are wrapped around his wrist and the inside of his forearm is covered with deep purple bruises that represent old puncture marks.
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