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Colton’s Straughan has his night in Idaho’s 127-54 victory

Knowing the same struggle his fellow scout-team member endures as a young player adjusting to Division-I basketball, Skyler White made a habit Friday night to give Jake Straughan a special shout-out every time the local product splashed in a 3-pointer.
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Idaho football announces mid-year signees

As per usual, Idaho football coach Paul Petrino has added bolstered his roster before the end of the calendar year with mid-year signings, most of whom are from the junior college level.
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Vandals hold on down stretch

MOSCOW – Perrion Callandret wasn’t trying to think about it too much, even though the game was on the line. Callandret, calm, cool and collected drained a pair of free throws both with 19 and 11 seconds left to give the Vandals all the wiggle room needed to come out with a 67-63 win over Cal State Bakersfield on Saturday at Memorial Gym.
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Vandals close out careers of seniors with victory over Texas State

The last play of Quinton Bradley’s Idaho career was similar to many that came before. He came around the edge and punished the quarterback, flattening Texas State’s Tyler Jones just as he released the football. The feeling that came afterward is something that was noticeably lacking in his five-year stay in Moscow. Assured victory.
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Quotes and notes from WSU’s 82-70 season-opening win

Washington State defeated Northern Arizona 82-70 in it's season opener Friday night at Beasley Coliseum. The Cougs received significant contributions from Viont'e Daniels and Valentine Izundu. Here's what Ernie Kent and players said about the win.
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Pat Ingram: Big shoes to fill

If Pat Ingram can follow in the footsteps of other point guards to join Idaho out of a junior college then he should be thrilled. In fact, the guy he hopes to replace, Mike Scott, was a JC product himself.
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Myles Franklin: Young contributor

Myles Franklin only played in 13 combined minutes in Idaho’s two exhibition games, but the true freshman point guard out of Newhall, California, made the most out of them.