By Terin Frodyma on SwimSwam November 6, 2026 Gibb Pool, Pullman WA SCY (25 yards) Results Final Score: Washington State 141, Fresno State 121 The Cougar women of Washington took down the Bulldogs of Fresno State 141-121 in a PAC-12 battle at Gibb Pool in Pullman.
Might want to sit down for this one, but the Washington State Cougars have a player who leads the country in a positive football category. And he’s not even a starter.
As the leader of Washington State University’s beleaguered offensive line, redshirt junior Ashton Tripp can’t be getting much restful sleep. Except for one dominant rushing performance against FCS opponent Duquesne, the Cougars have not gotten much push up front for an effective run game - especially during Pacific-12 Conference play.
Growing up in the shadow of Washington State University football, Caleb Northcroft attended 70 to 80 home games at Martin Stadium. Northcroft made visits to late former Cougars coach Mike Leach’s office accompanied by his father, Marty, who played for the team in the 1990s, and worked on campus in marketing.
It’s a long-overdue, much-needed bye week for the Washington State Cougars, who cannot shake the losing bug. They are 1-8 and in last place in the Pacific-12 Conference.
With virtually a whole new roster, are the Washington State Cougars going to be one of the worst men’s basketball teams in the newly formed Pac-12 Conference this season?
What would have seemed like ridiculous spitballing a few weeks ago - the question now doesn’t seem so far-fetched. Is Washington State University’s offense emerging as the better unit on this team?
With not a lot of scouting film out there on the Washington State Cougars once the two teams played in an exhibition game on Oct. 25 - an 84-80 WSU victory at Hec Edmundson Pavilion - Washington men's coach Danny Sprinkle had a clearer vision of the opponent he just lost to.
There isn’t a 7-footer on the Washington State University roster, or any player who resembles a true low-post banger. But what third-year Cougars coach
In the offseason, coach David Riley spent countless hours poring over transfer-portal hot sheets and talking to worldwide contacts about best-fit players in an effort to restock the Washington State Cougars men’s basketball roster for 2026-27.
After beginning the season at 1-3, San Diego State has rallied to at least keep bowl-eligibility hopes still in view. And now, the Aztecs (3-5) begin a two-game homestand against two of the struggling programs in the Pacific-12 Conference - Washington State University on Saturday and Utah State on Nov.
Weekly meetings with the press corps aren’t usually all that mind-bending. But something revealing has transpired during Pac-12 Conference coaches’ press conferences - at least the ones leading up to facing Washington State University.
Guess what, Washington State Cougars football fans? Expected class-of-2027 quarterback signee Ryan Harrington, out of Anacortes (Wash.) High School, isn't just an elite dual-threat prospect.
There might be a split-second Saturday when Washington State University receiver Branden Ganashamoorthy lines up against a Boise State cornerback, spots over-the-top help from the safety - and shakes his head.
Max Dean doesn’t have the typical Australia-to-college football story to tell as a punter at Washington State University. It would be better summarized as a plumbing-to-punting tale - one that has taught him lessons in extreme patience and perseverance.
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Boise State spent its bye week working on its own game. Now the 21st-ranked Broncos can turn their attention to a Saturday matchup against Washington State in Pullman, Wash.
Heading back from his daughter’s weekend soccer tournament in Dallas, Justin Jones had two hours to kill on the drive to Oklahoma on Saturday afternoon.
Nobody - coach, player or fan - likes it when his or her football team sits with a 1-6 record and is going nowhere fast. The Washington State Cougars are in that position following their 48-30 loss at Oregon State University on Saturday in Corvallis, Oregon.
The traits that make redshirt freshman Owen Eshelman very popular around the Washington State University football program showed up Saturday in one of the suddenly scintillating environments in the Pac-12 Conference.
If there is one play in football that tailback Maxwell Woods couldn’t live without, it is the outside-zone run. Fortunately for him and fellow running backs Kirby Vorhees and Leo Pulalasi, the “stretch” run play is a staple in Washington State University’s rushing attack under first-year coach Kirby Moore.
From a young age, Eti Ena’s life always had a Washington State Cougars football presence in it. His uncle, Tali, would come to stay at the family house and tell stories about playing alongside legendary Cougars quarterback Jack Thompson in the late 1970s before going off to the NFL with the Seattle Seahawks.
Kirby Moore has done extensive studying of Washington State University game film to try and find the keys to unlock the Cougars’ offensive potential. Ten days ago, he appointed himself as the new play-calling voice of the unit.
Labor Day weekend is still going strong, and the same goes for college football.
Bill Doba, who spent nearly two decades on the Washington State football staff and later served as the Cougars’ head coach, died Friday. He was 85. The university announced his death.
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