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Spokane, Washington  Est. May 19, 1883
Theo Lawson

Theo Lawson

Current Position: Sports writer

Theo joined The Spokesman-Review in 2017 as a sports reporter covering Washington State University athletics. He also cover Gonzaga University men's basketball.

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Sports >  WSU football

Washington State quarterback Gardner Minshew, left tackle Andre Dillard receive invites to Reese’s Senior Bowl

WSU quarterback Gardner Minshew announced on Twitter Tuesday afternoon he’d accepted an invitation to compete in the Reese’s Senior Bowl in Mobile, Alabama, less than 200 miles away from his hometown of Brandon, Mississippi. WSU later confirmed that Andre Dillard, a three-year starter on the offensive line who’s protected Minshew’s blind side this season, had also received an invitation.

Sports >  NCAA basketball

How we voted: With one fewer top-10 win, Gonzaga – not Kansas – gets our nod for nation’s top ranking

The Spokesman-Review’s Theo Lawson is one of 65 national media members voting in the Associated Press Top 25 basketball poll this season. Every week throughout the 2018-19 campaign, he’ll break down how he voted, offering three thoughts on the latest edition of the poll, an update on the Pac-12’s ranked teams and a look at local Top 25 representative Gonzaga.
Sports >  WSU football

Q(B) & A: Four Washington State quarterbacks who’ve beat Washington relive their favorite Apple Cup memories

Ryan Leaf played in three Apple Cups and won his last one, in 1997. Alex Brink became the “Husky Killer” after defeating UW on three occasions – 2004, 2005 and 2007. Timm Rosenbach got it done on his third try, leading the Cougars to a 32-31 win in 1988. It took Jeff Tuel four attempts, but the last WSU QB to snare a win over the Huskies was responsible for a 31-28 overtime triumph in 2012.
Sports >  NCAA football

Pac-12 picks: It’s the Apple Cup and everything else this weekend

It’s rivalry weekend, and one game trumps the rest. Tune into the Civil War if you’d like, check out the Territorial Cup if you’re so inclined, but just make sure to clear your schedule Friday night for the 111th Apple Cup, which will kick off at 5:30 p.m. from Martin Stadium and will air nationally on Fox 28.