Pac-12 morning links: Now it’s WSU’s turn

Eastern Washington kicked off the college football season in style yesterday with a fun win over visiting Sam Houston State. With that game out of the way, all eyes on this side of the state will be on the Cougars, who are just a few days away from their own season-opener against Rutgers.

Links are after the jump.

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— We’ve got our first First Look of the season.

— Our final position preview runs today taking a look at WSU’s wholly different running back corps

— Yesterday we took a closer look at WSU’s week one depth chart .

— Athletic director Bill Moos told Bud Withers that this will likely be the last Seattle Game for awhile.

— Could Rutgers be ready for a great leap forward ?

— Former Spokesman-Review WSU reporter Christian Caple has a fantastic profile of new UW coach Chris Petersen .
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— Arizona is still tweaking things before the season-opener.

— Here’s a profile of Arizona State’s Taylor Kelly , the Pac-12’s most underrated player.

— Withers also has a California season preview .

— Colorado has to figure out how to score more this season.

— Johnny Ragin won’t have to wait to suit up for Oregon.

— Oregon State is getting healthy just in time for the start of the season.

— A position-by-position look at Stanford’s roster.

— UCLA is getting some real love from the national pundits.

— USC might start two true freshmen on the offensive line for the first time ever.

— Utah’s captains have been announced .