WSU rewind: In the craziness of Cougs’ 2OT win over San Jose State, don’t forget their game-tying drive
Think about the way the Cougs started the series: They began at their own 25. The first play of the drive ended in an incompletion by quarterback John Mateer, which took five seconds on the clock. So really, WSU covered 40 yards in two plays.
There is no better definition of a trap game than what happened to Washington State last night at Martin Stadium. A thrilling ...
It wasn't always pretty, but Washington State quarterback John Mateer helped his Cougars team grit out a double-overtime win ...
PULLMAN — There are about a thousand ways to dissect Washington State’s latest win, a 54-52 double-overtime victory over ...
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PULLMAN — Washington State may need some time to recover from this one. In a two-overtime game that spanned more than four hours, WSU topped San Jose State in a 54-52 thriller Friday evening by ...
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Washington State Cougars linebacker Kyle Thornton (52) celebrates intercepting a San Jose State Spartans pass during the ...
UW only ranks ahead of Michigan State, Nevada and San Diego State. For context, the Wolf Pack have played one more game. UW’s ...
The Cougars are 3-0 and have scored 131 points in those wins, that include a 24-19 win over Washington in the Apple Cup last ...
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