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Analysis: In loss to New Mexico, No. 19 WSU shows it has two problems: stubbornness and stagnation

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — The equipment truck idled and the happy fans chatted in the distance as John Mateer embraced Kyle Thornton. No. 19 Washington State’s quarterback and linebacker were at the center of this result, a 38-35 setback to New Mexico Saturday night, and in the parking lot about a half-hour after the final buzzer, they seemed to understand as much.
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As money floods college sports, WSU’s Cougar Collective trying to keep up

The Washington State football team entered Saturday's game at New Mexico ranked No. 18 in the country and still in the conversation of College Football Playoff hopefuls. The future might look bright, too. Much of that, though, will depend on the Cougars’ ability to keep their best players, and that is where the Cougar Collective, and the money it raises, comes in.