He’s been the engine of Washington State’s offense this season, averaging a conference-high 21.7 points in Pac-12 games, but Isaac Bonton recently approached coach Kyle Smith with a play call that had nothing to do with high ball screens or pick and rolls.

As the Washington State women celebrated one of the biggest wins in program history, Charlisse Leger-Walker was in the middle of the mob.

A four-game California road swing for Washington State culminated with one victory and three reminders of where the Cougars need to improve before they can start stacking up wins against the Pac-12 Conference's best teams.

In many ways, it's the best of times and the worst of times to be Washington State's athletic director.

Jordan Sanders had a season-high 24 points, Endyia Rogers scored nine of her 16 points in overtime, and Southern California beat No. 25 Washington State 81-77 on Saturday night.

The win-loss column would suggest both Washington State and UCLA had tremendous success through the first 11 games of the 2020-21 season. Thursday's game between the Cougars and Bruins was a reminder that not all 9-2 teams are created equal.

When Nick Rolovich unveiled his signing class in December, the Washington State coach intentionally left a handful of scholarships open in case the Cougars found anything worth pursuing on the transfer market.

The Washington Spirit's selection of Washington State freshman Trinity Rodman with the second overall pick in the National Women's Soccer League draft Wednesday was notable for two major reasons.

Coach Todd Shulenberger and Washington State hoped Trinity Rodman would take the Cougars’ accomplished women’s soccer program to another stratosphere.

The Pac-12’s single-season record-holder for passing yards, total offense and passing touchdowns is hooking up with an NFL team that knows a thing or two about putting points on the board.

Gubrud recently signed a free-agent contract with the BC Lions, becoming the league's fourth active quarterback from EWU.

Charlisse Leger-Walker continues to make a name for herself in Pac-12 women’s basketball.

For the second night in a row, Washington State football received some welcome news.

The wounds Washington State suffered during Saturday’s loss to Stanford could be divided into two categories: those that were inflicted by the Cougars themselves and those that were inflicted by Oscar Da Silva.

One of the most experienced quarterbacks on the transfer market will move across the country to finish his career at Washington State. 

The best of the bunch is Ahmed Ali, who started 24 games and averaged 7.3 points at Washington State in coach Ernie Kent’s last season (2019). The well-traveled, 5-foot-11, 170-pound guard sat out last season at Hawaii due to injuries before transferring to Portland.

BERKELEY, Calif. – Most of Washington State’s basketball players hadn’t left the general Palouse region in at least six months – let alone for a basketball game – before boarding a plane for the Bay Area on Wednesday. Understandably, Kyle Smith was anxious to see how a young team with three freshman starters would fare in a setting other than the one that played host to the first nine games of the season.

A handful of Washington State's opponents have faced a Cougars team at less than full strength this season. This week, Kyle Smith's group will encounter a pair of Pac-12 opponents dealing with roster attrition of their own.

The Washington State women will play host to No. 1 Stanford on Jan. 27 to make up for the postponed Dec. 8 contest between the schools. A game time wasn’t announced.