Sophomores are going to play some very key roles on Washington State's team this season, perhaps more so than some other teams around the country. After the Cougars lost so many to the transfer portal this offseason, the mantle has been passed down to some younger players.
Much has been made about the upperclassmen on Washington State's roster heading into this season and rightfully so. Those will be the guys who will carry the brunt of the workload for the Cougars in 2025.
This week, the Polynesian Football Hall of Fame in Honolulu, Hawaii announced the watch list for the 2025 Polynesian College Football Player of the Year.
Washington State hosted Utah State to open the soccer season, and after a tough defensive battle it was the visiting Aggies who won out, taking a 1-0 victory out of Pullman.
Washington State's soccer season starts tomorrow, with the Cougars hosting Utah State to kick off the year. The Aggies are an interesting opponent to start off the season, coming off of a commanding Mountain West championship and a trip to the NCAA Tournament.
As the 2025 college soccer season looms, the Washington State Cougars have landed one player on the All-West Coast Conference Preseason team. That honor goes to sixth-year defender and team captain Jenna Studer.
The West Coast Conference announced the results of the league's annual preseason coaches poll this week. Ahead of the 2025 campaign, the league's head coaches predict that Todd Shulenberger's Cougars will finish sixth in the league's new-look, 12-team format.
Washington State redshirt senior offensive lineman Brock Dieu was announced Friday as one of 40 players on 2025's annual preseason watchlist for the Rimington Trophy.
Perhaps the most all-around inexperienced group for Washington State this fall will be the tight ends. Despite having a few upperclassmen on the roster, the Cougs do not hardly any aggregate in-game action as far as that position group goes.
Yesterday we covered Washington State's non conference soccer schedule, so today we'll take a look at the rest of the West Coast Conference. The Cougars put together a fourth place finish in 2024, but with all their losses it may be hard to repeat that in 2025.
We're just over a week away from the start of Washington State soccer, with the Cougars kicking off with an exhibition match against Eastern Washington.
Washington State has acquired dozens of transfers this offseason, many of whom appear slated to start. But this doesn't mean that we should forget about all the returning Cougars, some of whom will play critical roles this season.
We're back to take one final look at this year's Washington State soccer roster. We'll be finishing up by reviewing the Cougar defenders and goalkeepers.
For the second part of our series previewing this year's Washington State soccer team we'll be taking a look at the Cougar midfielders. Like the forwards, who we covered yesterday, there's been a lot of turnover at this position, but this time Washington State will have a few notable names returning.
The start of Washington State's soccer season is only a couple weeks away, which means it's time to take a look at this years Cougars. Washington State suffered a mass exodus due to graduations and transfers, and 2025's squad is going to look very different form 2024's.
One of the deepest position groups on Washington State's football roster going into this fall is the receiver group. Made up largely of guys who have been around the program for a while, the bunch should be enough to help Zevi Eckhaus and the offense maintain a potent attack through the air.
Receivers Could be a Surprise Standout Group Washington State's wide receiver group may be the most overlooked position group on the team in 2025. Though WSU is bringing back only one of their leading contributors at this position, they could have three solid wideout options in 2025.
The most important position in the sport just so happens to be the one that is the biggest headline for Washington State heading into 2025. John Mateer is now at Oklahoma after delivering an incredible campaign for the Cougs and, naturally, the most looming question surrounding the team now is how his successor will fare.
Ahead of the 2025 college football season, redshirt senior quarterback Zevi Eckhaus has been nominated to the Allstate AFCA Good Works Team®. Eckhaus was
Washington State quarterback Zevi Eckhaus told reporters during Spring ball that "we're going to run the ball this year and we're going to be really, really good at running the ball." If that's going to be true, the Cougars will need to make it happen with almost an entirely reshaped running back room.
In exchange for No. 11, the Blazers are acquiring the 16th overall pick, a future first-rounder, and two second-round selections, reports Jake Fischer of The Stein Line.
The Pac-12 Conference and CBS Sports have extended their media partnership through the 2030-31 season. As part of the deal announced Monday, CBS will broadcast the Pac-12 football and men's basketball championship games and at least three regular-season football and men's basketball contests each season starting in 2026-27.
Washington State forward Cedric Coward is officially keeping his name in the 2025 NBA Draft, according to ESPN’s Jonathan Givony.
He recently committed to Duke after taking an official visit.
Each week, Yardbarker is monitoring the 2025 NFL Draft, scheduled April 24-26 in Green Bay. From an Alabama quarterback to an Indiana defensive lineman, here are five players we are tracking.
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