Jacob Thorpe

Cougars wrap up their stay in Lewiston with a scrimmage that brought out many positives.

LEWISTON – The Washington State Cougars wrapped a short football practice on Saturday afternoon, but Eduardo Middleton, his face flecked with blood from a deep cut on his nose, continued to train for a position he doesn’t play long after the rest of his teammates had departed the Sacajawea Junior High practice fields. Middleton, who started every game at right guard for the Cougars last season, was practicing his snaps, just in case WSU ever needs a center in a pinch.

The Washington State Cougars wrapped a short football practice on Saturday afternoon, but Eduardo Middleton, his face flecked with blood from a deep cut on his nose, continued to train for a position he doesn’t play long after the rest of his teammates had departed the Sacajawea Junior High practice fields.

Washington State had a short practice on Saturday that lasted only an hour and a half. But on Sunday the Cougars will hold their only scrimmage of preseason camp.

LEWISTON – Jeremiah Allison and Peyton Pelluer may be Washington State’s starting inside linebackers, but they aren’t even close to the biggest.