Greg Woods

Current Position: sports reporter

Greg Woods joined The Spokesman-Review in July 2023 as a sports reporter and covers Washington State University athletics.

Email: gregw@spokesman.com
Phone: (509) 459-5587
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Most Recent Stories

Sports > WSU basketball

Isaiah Watts erupts in the second half as WSU stuns Nevada on the road, 68-57

UPDATED: Mon., Dec. 2, 2024

PULLMAN – Not even a month into the season, David Riley may have authored his first signature win at Washington State .

Sports > WSU football

Report: OC Ben Arbuckle leaving WSU for same job at Oklahoma

UPDATED: Mon., Dec. 2, 2024

PULLMAN – In a matter of hours, Washington State lost both its coordinators.

Sports > WSU football

WSU parts ways with defensive coordinator Jeff Schmedding after two seasons

UPDATED: Mon., Dec. 2, 2024

PULLMAN – Jeff Schmedding is out as Washington State’s defensive coordinator.

Sports > WSU football

WSU rewind: Dissecting the mistakes that led to the Cougars’ loss to Wyoming

UPDATED: Sun., Dec. 1, 2024

PULLMAN – In hindsight, John Mateer’s fumble looms even larger than it did in the moment.

Sports > WSU football

Analysis: The story of WSU’s loss to Wyoming is the story of coach Jake Dickert’s recent teams

UPDATED: Sat., Nov. 30, 2024

PULLMAN – Jake Dickert took a moment to scratch his nose, adjust the microphone and listen to the question.

Sports > WSU football

The pick: Why Washington State will beat Wyoming

UPDATED: Fri., Nov. 29, 2024

PULLMAN – Washington State’s defense has been here before.

Sports > WSU football

Two-minute drill: Washington State’s keys to victory against Wyoming

UPDATED: Fri., Nov. 29, 2024

PULLMAN – Here is what to watch for when Washington State hosts Wyoming at 3:30 p.m. Saturday on The CW.

Sports > WSU football

WSU looks to snap two-game skid, end regular season on the right note at home vs. Wyoming

UPDATED: Fri., Nov. 29, 2024

When Jake Dickert was Wyoming’s defensive coordinator, before he came to Pullman and later became Washington State’s head coach, he enjoyed a strong relationship with Craig Bohl, then the Cowboys’ head coach.

Sports > WSU football

Amid WSU defense’s struggles, QB John Mateer and Cougs’ offense have done their part — and more

UPDATED: Thu., Nov. 28, 2024

In a quiet media room under Reser Stadium, where Washington State took its second-straight loss with a narrow setback to Oregon State last weekend, John Mateer took an even quieter tone. The Cougars’ starting quarterback, usually talkative and bubbly, had little to say about his offense’s outing.