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No. 25 WSU gets road test against Oregon State, which coach Jake Dickert says is ‘not our buddy’

UPDATED: Fri., Nov. 22, 2024

Several days before his Washington State team’s next challenge, a road game against fellow Pac-12 member Oregon State on Saturday afternoon, Jake Dickert wanted to make one thing clear.

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Two-minute drill: No. 25 Washington State’s keys to victory against Oregon State

UPDATED: Fri., Nov. 22, 2024

Here is what to watch for when No. 25 Washington State visits Oregon State on Saturday afternoon …

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The pick: Why No. 25 Washington State will beat Oregon State

UPDATED: Fri., Nov. 22, 2024

In recent road games, No. 25 Washington State has hardly produced reasons for optimism around its offense. The Cougars have won two of their past three road games, but in all three, it has been fair to wonder what happened to their offense in the second half.

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WSU’s OL still shuffling personnel ahead of OSU matchup, and coach Jake Dickert to involve himself more on defense

UPDATED: Wed., Nov. 20, 2024

PULLMAN – Not long after Washington State’s winning streak came to an end, after New Mexico upset the Cougars last weekend, Jared Kaster gathered his offensive linemen for what he called a “heart to heart.”

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Commentary: Can WSU keep standout QB John Mateer after reported $1 million offer?

UPDATED: Wed., Nov. 20, 2024

On Nov. 4, 2023, the Washington State football team was shut out in the second half of a 10-7 home loss to 3-6 Stanford, the fifth consecutive defeat for coach Jake Dickert and the Cougs. It was an ugly, waterlogged loss for a plummeting program. Two days later, Dickert sounded an alarm that has not stopped ringing since.

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‘I’ve got a sweet tooth for the end zone’: Behind WSU WR Kyle Williams’ recent hot streak

UPDATED: Tue., Nov. 19, 2024

PULLMAN – For nearly the whole game Saturday, as No. 25 Washington State tried to put away host New Mexico , Kyle Williams was bugging offensive coordinator Ben Arbuckle.

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Pac-12 bowl projections: Pressure builds as Washington State looks to keep Alamo hold

UPDATED: Wed., Nov. 20, 2024

With the loss at New Mexico derailing their playoff drive, the Cougars (8-2) now must beat Oregon State and Wyoming and hope that 1) Colorado reaches the CFP and 2) Arizona State loses twice.

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Notebook: WSU to honor Pullman boy killed in car crash, injury updates and more

UPDATED: Mon., Nov. 18, 2024

PULLMAN – When Washington State takes the field this weekend against Oregon State in Corvallis, the Cougars will be wearing a special patch on their helmets.

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First look: No. 25 Washington State visits Oregon State in matchup of only current Pac-12 members

UPDATED: Mon., Nov. 18, 2024

PULLMAN – Here is a first look at No. 25 Washington State’s road game against Oregon State on Saturday evening.

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WSU rewind: Cougars’ loss to New Mexico puts their defense under the microscope

UPDATED: Sun., Nov. 17, 2024

PULLMAN – One of the strongest indictments of Washington State’s defense on Saturday night in a 38-35 loss to New Mexico came from the mouth of veteran linebacker Kyle Thornton.

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Washington State falls to No. 25 in AP poll after loss to New Mexico

UPDATED: Sun., Nov. 17, 2024

PULLMAN – Even after a road defeat to unranked New Mexico, Washington State is still one of the country’s best teams.

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

UPDATED: Sun., Nov. 17, 2024

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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No. 25 WSU gets road test against Oregon State, which coach Jake Dickert says is ‘not our buddy’

Two-minute drill: No. 25 Washington State’s keys to victory against Oregon State

The pick: Why No. 25 Washington State will beat Oregon State

WSU’s OL still shuffling personnel ahead of OSU matchup, and coach Jake Dickert to involve himself more on defense

Commentary: Can WSU keep standout QB John Mateer after reported $1 million offer?

‘I’ve got a sweet tooth for the end zone’: Behind WSU WR Kyle Williams’ recent hot streak

Pac-12 bowl projections: Pressure builds as Washington State looks to keep Alamo hold

Notebook: WSU to honor Pullman boy killed in car crash, injury updates and more

First look: No. 25 Washington State visits Oregon State in matchup of only current Pac-12 members

WSU rewind: Cougars’ loss to New Mexico puts their defense under the microscope

Washington State falls to No. 25 in AP poll after loss to New Mexico

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