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Song remains the same for EWU football team

Judging by the football players’ attitude Monday afternoon, the cup is always half-full at Eastern Washington. Even as quarterback Vernon Adams Jr. announced that he was moving on to Oregon, his former teammates were sweating it out in the weight room, preparing for spring ball and the 2015 season.
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EWU’s quarterback Adams chooses Oregon

After weighing the pros and cons of “the toughest decision of my life,” Vernon Adams Jr. delivered the news Eastern Washington fans didn’t want to hear: Adams will play for the University of Oregon next season.
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Injury may keep national scoring leader Tyler Harvey out of Eastern’s big game Thursday

Eastern Washington guard Tyler Harvey is still healing from a thigh injury and is questionable for the Eagles’ big men’s basketball game Thursday night against Sacramento State. EWU coach Jim Hayford said Monday afternoon that Harvey, the national scoring leader, will not practice today in contact drills, 10 days after suffering a bruised right quadriceps in a game against Idaho.
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Keeping up with the Vernon Adams story

The news broke at 10:15 this morning via Instagram and Twitter that EWU quarterack Vernon Adams Jr will play next year at Oregon. Here are the reports we have so far...
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Eastern men end long losing streak in Missoula

MISSOULA – The streak is over. On Thursday night, 11 years of futility for Eastern Washington were thrown out of Dahlberg Arena like yesterday’s news. For Venky Jois, the reality sunk in with a few seconds left in the game. Moments later, after the Eagles had secured a 75-69 Big Sky Conference win over Montana, the Eagles forward was more interested in the future than in rehashing the past.
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EWU draws recruits through success on the field

They’ve gone toe-to-toe with the big boys on the field. Now Eastern Washington is winning some battles in the living room. Among the Eagles’ 21 prep signees are some players that Beau Baldwin admitted would have been a stretch to sign in the past – before Eastern put together a stretch of winning seasons.
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Eastern football reloads, signs 21 prep standouts

A little familiarity went a long way for Eastern Washington University during 2015 recruiting season. Including six offensive linemen, a home-grown defensive player and the brother of a two-time Eastern All-American, coach Beau Baldwin announced the signing of 21 high school players Wednesday to letters of intent to attend EWU and play for the Eagles.
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Cheney, Spokane join to bid for Big Sky tourney

The Big Sky Conference has many reasons for seeking a permanent site for its postseason basketball tournament. The latest reason is literally stirring up a Hornets’ nest. Sacramento State currently is in first place in the standings and could host the tournament for the first time, but it plays in a gym – the 1,012-seat Hornet’s Nest – that’s unsuitable for March Madness.
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Eagles land Cheney High standout Williams

Keenan Williams, a top prospect from Cheney High who drew interest from around the nation, has decided to accept a football scholarship at Eastern Washington University.
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Eagles catch their breath after big win over Vandals

Two days after what Jim Hayford called the best comeback he’s been a part of in 16 years of coaching, his team regrouped, rehealed and refocused Monday morning. And the better news is national scoring leader Tyler Harvey is expected to play on Thursday against Montana.
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Eagles stage huge rally

Never a doubt, Drew Brandon? Not with your Eastern Washington basketball team trailing Idaho by 11 points with 93 seconds left and your leading scorer out with an injury?