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PULLMAN – Jake Dickert still isn’t sure about the rules for pass interference during fake punts.

PULLMAN – Here is a first look at No. 19 Washington State’s road game against New Mexico on Saturday evening.

PULLMAN – Over the last several weeks, Washington State coaches and players had plenty of time to ponder one issue that had followed around their offense: How do we snap out of the third-quarter lull?

PULLMAN — Washington State just keeps climbing in the national rankings.

PULLMAN — Not long into Washington State’s blowout win over Utah State on Saturday evening, John Mateer noticed something about the Aggies’ defense: They were showing light boxes, giving the Cougars chances to gash them on the ground. It matched up with what Mateer and his offense saw on paper, which was that USU’s defense was yielding some of the most rushing yards in the nation.

PULLMAN – Washington State’s offense has fit all manner of fine descriptions this season: electric and exciting, resilient and timely, even physical and forceful.

PULLMAN – Here is what to watch for when No. 20 Washington State hosts Utah State at 7:30 p.m. Saturday on the CW.

PULLMAN – During the last couple of seasons, Washington State coach Jake Dickert has talked about his club’s rushing attack in terms of desire.

PULLMAN — On Tuesday evening, Keith Brown sat down and fired up Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, the newest installment of the first-person shooter video game. From his apartment in Pullman, where he’s earning more playing time by the week in Washington State’s linebacker corps, he hopped in a lobby with some of his former teammates at Oregon.

PULLMAN – Jake Dickert has all but given up on trying to kill time by taking naps. It’ll be a Saturday morning, hours before his No. 20 Washington State team is set for another late kickoff, and he might consider a snooze.

PULLMAN – Washington State faces an uphill climb to reach the College Football Playoff.

PULLMAN – Brock Dieu might make a good trapeze artist.

PULLMAN — David Riley gathered his assistants in a small circle near the free-throw line at Beasley Coliseum. In their first games as Washington State coaches, they all sported white polos with the crimson WSU logo stitched in the top-right corner, and early in the second half of Monday’s season-opener against Portland State, they began to put their heads together.

PULLMAN – Here is a first look at No. 20 Washington State’s home game against Utah State on Saturday evening.

PULLMAN – No. 20 Washington State is finally getting its punter back.

PULLMAN — Washington State has added a second offensive lineman to its class of 2025.

PULLMAN — Washington State may have been idle this weekend, but that didn't stop the Cougars from climbing in the national rankings.

Can the Watts propel WSU to wins in those contests and beyond? It helps that their games seem to complement each other. 

David Riley reconstructed this Washington State team by bringing along a few of his best EWU players, including wings Cedric Coward and LeJuan Watts and centers Ethan Price and Dane Erikstrup. He maintained a commitment from guard Marcus Wilson and secured a new one from Lapwai guard Kase Wynott. He added Cal transfer ND Okafor and Washington transfer Nate Calmese, then added a few players from overseas: Iceland guard Tomas Thrastarson, Latvian wing Rihard Vavers and Serbian center Dimitrije Vukicevic.

PULLMAN – Washington State’s 2025 football schedule is complete.

PULLMAN – Washington State’s men’s basketball team will be packing its bags for Hawaii next fall.

PULLMAN – Washington State’s offensive line is back in flux.

PULLMAN – In the past few weeks, as Washington State pondered ways to get its pass rush going, coaches considered all manner of approaches. Maybe the Cougars should try to use their speed on the edges? Perhaps bring extra defenders from the secondary?

SAN DIEGO – Washington State has finally earned a spot in the national rankings.