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Spokane, Washington  Est. May 19, 1883

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Another big game for the Eagles

By the time you read this, the Eastern Washington football team will be en route to Cedar Falls, Iowa, for Saturday's game at Northern Iowa.
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Jake Rodgers just waiting for NFL call

Jake Rodgers figures he did everything he could to earn a chance to play on Sundays. He still might, but the former Shadle Park, Washington State and Eastern Washington star is biding his time after being waived last weekend by the Atlanta Falcons.
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Jeff Schmedding has EWU defense on new path

If Eastern Washington’s defense is a work in progress, the man in charge is up to the task. For new EWU defensive coordinator Jeff Schmedding, football has been a labor of love ever since the day the former University High star tried to walk on in Cheney.
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Eastern faces another transfer QB

This sounds familiar. On Saturday, the Eastern Washington football team goes on the road, facing a nasty crowd and an up-tempo offense run by dual-threat, transfer quarterback.
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Eagles aren’t satisfied with playing well in loss to Ducks

Cooper Kupp is perfectly unsatisfied, an attitude he hopes rubs off on the rest of the Eastern Washington football players. Three days after the season opener at Oregon – where he caught 15 balls for 246 yards – Kupp appraised his record-breaking work and pronounced it “solid.”
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Eagles can concentrate on remainder of season

EUGENE – The Eastern Washington football team will move on. Coach Beau Baldwin will make sure of that after a memorable 61-42 loss to Oregon Saturday night that had it all: offensive brilliance, defensive lapses, a foolish act by a young defender and a bittersweet reunion with former Eagles quarterback Vernon Adams.
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Adams leads Oregon past EWU

Vernon Adams threw for two touchdowns but left his much-anticipated debut after a scary fourth-quarter hit, and No. 7 Oregon defeated his former team, Eastern Washington, 61-42 to open the season on Saturday night.