Sean Quinton
NFL Draft has too much sparkle
Varied talents helping Monda
Young but still talented
New-look Mariners sure to surprise
Bank on Bone returning as Cougar basketball coach
Brown shelled by Cougar offense
Cougs unlucky in Vegas
Las Vegas - The Washington State Cougars ended their season in disappointment Wednesday night, falling 64-62 in the first round of the Pac-12 Tournament to none other than the Washington Huskies in Las Vegas.
moreMen's basketball rides big win into season finale
Cougs upset No. 23 UCLA, 73-61
Pullman - Finally.
That’s the sentiment a relieved Cougar squad echoed after Wednesday’s thrilling 73-61 upset victory over No. 23 UCLA – a win that put to rest not only the Cougars’ nine-game losing streak in the Pac-12, but also a twenty-year old home-losing streak to the Bruins.
moreCougars searching for spark against UCLA
Cougars lose Apple Cup matchup in Seattle
Cougs look for redemption against Washington
Men's basketball team finds no help in Arizona, loses twice
Men's basketball out of sync
Cougars get torched by Sun Devils, 69-57
Cougars look to get hot in Arizona
Tempe, AZ -
The WSU Cougars face their biggest game against the Arizona State Sun Devils (19-5) tonight at 7 p.m. in Tempe, Ariz. at Wells Fargo Arena.
moreMen's basketball loses overtime thriller
Cougs look to rebound against No. 23 Oregon
Cougars can't overcome deficit and lose to Beavers by one
At the bottom, looking way up
Pullman - Despite losing six out of their last seven games and seven out of nine overall in Pac-12 play, the WSU Cougars remain focused on one goal – finishing strong.
moreTrack and Field finds success on the road
WSU falls to UCLA 76-62
WSU falls late to USC, 72-68
Cougars look to right their ship on the road in California
No. 8 Arizona trounces Cougars
Pullman - The writing seemed to be on the wall well before this game. Taking on the No. 8 ranked Wildcats of Arizona, the WSU Cougars stood no chance, eventually falling 79-65 Saturday night in front of a raucous “whiteout” crowd of 6,000 at Beasley Coliseum.
moreASU downs Cougs, 63-59
Pullman - Poise. That’s the word redshirt sophomore guard Royce Woolridge harped all week after the Cougars’ most recent victory against Oregon State.
moreCougs take on Arizona State tonight
Cougs earn second Pac-12 win at Oregon State
Cougs look to bounce back against Oregon State
Cougars play ranked Oregon closely, but fall late
Cougars to face No. 16 Oregon
Eugene - After splitting their home stand last week against conference foes Utah and Colorado, the Washington State Cougars (10-8) seek a much-needed boost as they travel south to neighboring Oregon to take on No. 16 Oregon (16-2) tonight at 6:30 p.m. in Mathew Knight Arena.
moreMen's bball loses grip in loss to Colorado
Pullman - It was the same story, but a different chapter for the WSU Cougars The men’s basketball team again let the game slip away in the final minutes, before falling 65-54 to the Colorado Buffaloes on Saturday night in Beasley Coliseum.
moreDestined for greatness
Pullman - Life is a road riddled with unexpected twists and turns, but for redshirt sophomore guard Royce Woolridge, adaptation to those turns is key.
moreShooting for a win-streak
Pullman - After coasting to their first conference win on Wednesday, the Cougars hope to build on that momentum as they host Colorado (11-6) on Saturday at Beasley Coliseum.
moreCougars get first Pac-12 conference win vs. Utah
Cougars to play tough Utah squad
Cougars' slide continues
Cougar men’s basketball team looks to regain groove Saturday
Cougars fall to Stanford
Stanford - A neck-and-neck battle quickly turned into a submissive disaster for the WSU Cougars. The Stanford Cardinal rode a 24-10 run in the game’s final six minutes to a 78-67 victory over the Cougars on Wednesday night at Maples Pavilion in Stanford, Calif.
moreMen's basketball to play Stanford
Huskies trump Cougs in Beasley
Pullman - In the first meeting between the Huskies and Cougars since the football season, Cougar men’s basketball fell in a heart-breaking fashion 68-63 to their in-state foes Saturday in Beasley Coliseum.
moreCougs fall in heartbreaking fashion to UW
Cougs fall in final seconds
Pullman - From the moment senior forward Brock Motum’s first three swished through the back of the nylon, it was evident – the Cougars came to compete. And compete they did.
moreApple Cup victory changes the Cougars season narrative
Leach denies abuse accusation
President Floyd issues investigation of alleged 'abuse'
Cougs' failed expectations at WSU
Cougar quarterback recruit throws six touchdowns
Robb Akey out as Idaho head coach; former WSU quarterback to temporarily take his place
WSU Multicultural Student Services celebrates 25 years of diversity
Senior point guard Reggie Moore dismissed from basketball team
Pullman - WSU senior point guard Reggie Moore was dismissed from the men’s basketball team Monday for violation of team rules, according to a release from the WSU Athletics Department.
moreCatch the ball first: Gino Simone has followed in his family’s footsteps, embracing football as his passion
Pullman -
Catch the ball first.
These simple words of wisdom have stuck with Gino Simone since he was a young boy catching footballs with his dad after little league practice. Even now, as a senior wide receiver for the Washington State Cougars, he hasn’t forgotten the golden rule of receiving — his dad won’t let him forget.
moreCheers for change
Pullman - The Cougars may have won on the field, but Saturday’s biggest victory happened in Martin Stadium’s revamped stands. The stadium saw a sellout crowd welcome the Cougars in a home-opener for the first time in 60 years.
moreTim Riley named as WSU Cross Country head coach
Tim Riley will take over as WSU Cross Country head coach after former coach, Pete Julian resigned.
Pullman - WSU hired Tim Riley on Tuesday to coach the men’s and women’s cross-country teams after the abrupt resignation of former head coach, Pete Julian.
moreX-country head coach Pete Julian resigns
WSU Cross Country Head Coach Pete Julian resigned Monday to accept a position with the Nike Oregon Project in Portland, Ore.
Pullman - WSU Cross Country Head Coach Pete Julian resigned Monday after accepting a position with the Nike Oregon Project in Portland, Ore.
moreCricket leaps into Pullman
Pullman - WSU Cricket Club plays their final home game of the season Saturday Aug. 25.
moreLaughter under the lights
The Washington State University football team shared plenty of laughs after Friday night's practice.
Basketball team creeps past Melbourne to win its first game in Australia
The Cougs defeated the Melbourne Tigers of the National Basketball League 75-74 in their game Tuesday.
WSU's Mike Leach anything but conventional at Pac-12 Media Day
WSU Head Coach Mike Leach discussed bear-hunting and Civil War leaders in front of media at the annual Pac-12 media day Tuesday in Los Angeles.
England has led WSU to success
After leaving Pullman, Liz England plans to train for the Olympics.
Strong season for Fermin
WSU track and field member stumbled upon the 200-meter dash only to set a record.
Hopkins thriving in senior season
Pullman, Wash. - J Hopkins feature story
moreCindy Robinson has changed her tactics
Despite a rocky start to her career, Robinson has heeded her mom’s advice a remained in school.
What to expect from the Mariners this season
The hitting will improve from last year
After sub-par season last year Gonzales is shining
The new model of coaching hurts college basketball
College basketball is losing its sanctity
This Coug athlete'sticks it out'
Opening day is just around the corner
Your relationship with the Mariners might be looking up
Chance meeting led to Wakefield becoming a Coug
Manning needs to go to the Hawks
Signing makes sense
Joe Abbott is ready to win
Returning from injury, Joe Abbott expects to have a great senior season
Ellis achieves lifetime leap at championships
Track and Field prepares for MPSF championships
Complete results of the championship will be posted at www.wsucougars.com
Bolligar sprints toward the season’s finish line
The Arizona native finds comfort and family in the Cougar spirit.
Pullman, Wash. - The Arizona native finds comfort and family in the Cougar spirit.
moreTrack and Field set 20 lifetime-best marks
Lee George won the mile with a personal record time of 4:11.40 minutes
Pullman, Wash. - The Cougars recorded 20 lifetime-best performances in all after traveling across the border to compete against the Vandals and other competition from around the Northwest.
moreLifetime marks set at track meet
The Cougars' next challenge will be the Vandal Collegiate Meet on Feb. 18 in Moscow.
Track travels to Seattle to take on the Huskies
Top field athlete Bartlett values family
Bartlett has become oen of WSU's best shot-put performers, earning a 43rd national ranking
Pullman, Wash. - Joe Bartlett profile
moreWSU track and field take down Vandals
After beating one rival, the Cougs will take on their other rival, UW, next weekend
Pullman, Wash. - WSU track and field recap of last weekend's meet
moreTrack travels across border for Vandal Indoor
Both the men and women's teams will look to keep up their strong play
Believe in GM Jack Zduriencik
M’s fans must wait to see if their GM’s decisions were worth their time.
One track star eyes singing career
Chanel is the daughter of former NFL player and WSU Cougar, Michel James
Pullman, Wash. - Feature story on Chanel James, a track and field athlete
moreTrack team breaks records
Pullman - Three meet records were broken Friday and four more Saturday for a victorious weekend.
moreTrack and Field takes on local schools in their first scoring meet
The track and field team is preparing for their first scoring meet.
Scott-Ellis leaping to success
Track and Field profile
moreTrack and Field start season on right foot
The Cougs set 4 new meet records
Pullman, Wa. - The Cougs start the season off well with their 10th annual Washington State Open Indoor track and field meet
moreThe BCS needs to change
The title game had the third lowest rating
M's need Fielder
In order to compete, they need Prince
Keep'Beast Mode'in Seattle
Hawks need to resign Lynch
Cross country finishes out season strong
Men's team finished 21st at the NCAA championships, their best result since 1998.
Men advance to NCAA Championship
Let the West Regionals begin
Time to produce is now
One for the ages
The 2011 World Series had it all for fans
Cross-country runs out of steam
Despite effort, men finish sixth and women finish 11th at Pac-12 championships
Cross-country competes at Pac-12 championships
NBA nees to get their act together
The system is broke, somebody needs to fix it
Cougs chase down vitory in Spokane
WSU men's cross country seized victory in last meet before Pac-12 Championship.
Kimpel has right recipe for success
Cross-country heads to spokane
Why they play the game
Hawks still have positive outlook
Cross country meets fire up both teams
Cross-Country heads to Notre Dame
Good things must always come to an End
Women's team runs to victory
Cross country begins season
Benefits and consequences if Pac-12 expands
Seahawks are still feeling Luck-y
Do not bail on youthful Seahawks yet
