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PULLMAN – A week after watching Washington State’s offense slog through three hours of football, you might not have recognized the unit that took the field for a win over San Diego State.

Six wins has been the threshold for bowl eligibility for eons, but super conferences have existed for just two seasons. Where those forces intersect, a critical dynamic lies: conference schedule rotations.

PULLMAN – Jimmy Rogers may only be in his third year as a head coach, but he has enough games on his résumé to earn a reputation. His teams want to establish physicality, run the ball and control possessions, all of which he demonstrated in his first 31 games as a head man.

PULLMAN – Washington State’s safety corps is expected to be at full strength on Saturday.

PULLMAN – Here is a first look at Washington State’s road game against North Texas on Saturday.

PULLMAN – Isaac Terrell was still breathing hard from a practice last week when he began to describe his first game under Washington State’s new coaching staff. The Cougars were a few days removed from a narrow win in their season opener, which left much to be desired from both the team’s offense and defense, but Terrell gave the experience a glowing review.

PULLMAN — A week ago, you could have lobbed a thousand different criticisms toward Washington State, whose sluggish offense nearly cost the team its season-opener. The Cougars couldn’t run the ball, committed too many penalties, pulled their starting quarterback at inopportune times and, perhaps at the heart of all their troubles, couldn’t trust their offensive line to do much of anything productive.

Here are two key performances from Washington State's 36-13 nonconference win over San Diego State on Saturday at Gesa Field in Pullman.

Jaxon Potter and Washington State have their eye on 2-0 when they host San Diego State for homecoming.

PULLMAN – In the days after Washington State eked out a season-opening win over Idaho, a game so close the Cougars had to bow up to avoid giving up the lead in crunch time, their offensive linemen likely hit the reset button.

PULLMAN – Here is what to watch for Washington State home matchup against San Diego State at 7:15 p.m. Saturday on KSKN .