Morning links: Kernich-Drew torches ASU
![Washington State center Jordan Railey, left, shoots over Arizona State forward Eric Jacobsen in 74-71 win. (Associated Press)](https://thumb.spokesman.com/X3WB5_2l7dYxdpqWWxgr1T34TZY=/810x0/media.spokesman.com/photos/2015/02/14/AP421219859858.jpg)
Dexter Kernich-Drew started for the first time since late November on Sunday and responded with the best game of his career.
He led the Cougars with a career-high 27 points, including a huge 3-pointer that more or less sealed the win. We of course have a story from the game and postgame videos of Ernie Kent and Kernich-Drew and DaVonté Lacy. We also have a couple highlights to pass along, and the final stats. Here is the Associated Press story.
Elsewhere in the Pac-12…
-- Here is another story about Graham Harrell becoming WSU's outside receivers coach.
-- Arizona romped in a laugher against Washington. But nothing was as funny as Bill Walton's outfit.
-- Remember when freshmen couldn't play varsity sports? The Pac-12 is thinking about reinstating that arcane rule.
-- Oregon alum Luke Ridnour has scored 7,677 points and never dunked once.
-- Utah's Kaelin Clay is able to laugh at himself on Valentine's Day.
-- Colorado's football team is laying the groundwork for a potent offense.