PULLMAN – A gentle breeze sifted through Zevi Eckhaus’ hair and the morning sun shone on his face, where the Washington State quarterback wore a wide smile.
The NFL reserved Travis Hunter’s hotel room for an extra night, just in case. Colorado’s two-way star is expected to work with the cornerbacks Friday at the NFL scouting combine in Indianapolis. But if he opts to stick around and join the receivers Saturday, he has a bed to sleep in.
PULLMAN – Kyle Williams, who only needed two seasons to become one of the best wide receivers in recent Washington State history, is getting a head start at jumping to the next level.
In the past 10 months, Washington State has hired a men’s basketball coach, athletic director and football coach. It has appointed a chancellor and, in recent weeks, welcomed two new members to the board of regents. Those six positions equal one Elizabeth "call me Betsy" Cantwell.
PULLMAN – Check out one of the most important plays from last month’s AFC Championship game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills, and if you’ve followed Washington State football in the past few years, you might recognize a couple of players.
PULLMAN – Jimmy Rogers was dealt what looked like a tough hand. When he accepted Washington State’s head coaching job, the standard transfer portal window had closed, and prep recruiting had all but wrapped up weeks prior in the early signing period.