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2 Cougs have a beef with College Football 25 ratings
PULLMAN -- Throughout the duration of fall camp, Cougfan.com inquired of Washington State players after practice what they thought of their overall rating in College Football 25. Many of the players were pleased/satisfied with their rating, but a few were left scratching their heads. "That's wrong," linebacker Taariq Al-Uqdah said....
40 Under 40: Olufunke Ayegbidun
Olufunke Ayegbidun, a student at Washington State University, is currently pursuing her PhD and is set to graduate in spring 2026. Ayegbidun’s research focuses on identifying the specific genes responsible for elevated levels of iron and zinc in wheat, with the aim of breeding wheat varieties that are more nutritious and beneficial for consumption.
Idaho Burns and the Environmentalists Fiddle
The federal government needs to get the hell out of Idaho! The fires currently wiping out our forests and history could’ve been minimized by some simple logic. Instead, policy is being made by tree-spiking, granola-chomping, and hemp skirt-wearing kooks like Tracy Stone-Manning at the Bureau of Land Management. Our forests won’t survive another four years of liberal madness.
Chris King to Take Over as “Voice of the Cougs”
PULLMAN - Washington State Athletics and Learfield’s Washington State Sports Properties have announced Washington State alumnus Chris King as the new “Voice of the Cougs.” King will take over play-by-play duties for Cougar Football, Men’s Basketball and Baseball beginning with WSU Football’s season opener against Portland State on Aug. 31.
Big Sky Memorial Ride brings endurance equine event to Lincoln County
There are few things as satisfying as enjoying a trail ride with a trusted horse in the wilds of northwest Montana.Trail riders from several states and Canada competed in the sport of endurance horse riding in south Lincoln County a few weeks ago.The Big Sky Memorial Ride was held Saturday, Aug. 10, in the Jackson Creek area north of Libby.The sport got its start in California’s Sierra Nevada Mountains half a century ago when a man with an Arabian horse challenged his friends to go up and over the range in a 100-mile race.But these rides are about endurance, not...
Murderer's Ex-Wife Breaks Cold Case Wide Open After 35 Years in Girl on the Milk Carton Preview
Watch: 2024 True Crime Updates: Idaho Murders, LISK, Mexico Surfer Deaths. Oxygen's latest true crime special is exploring a murder case that took over three decades to solve. In 1984, 12-year-old Jonelle Matthews disappeared from her Greeley, Colo. home, and not even a nationwide missing child milk carton campaign—one of the first in U.S. history—proved successful in helping find her.
Breaking Down Washington’s Schedule
The unknowns about this Washington football team remain present. There are so many different pieces coming together. Young and old, veteran and inexperienced. That combination brings both intrigue and question to the season ahead. Looking at Washington’s schedule, it’s no easy introduction to the Big Ten Conference. There are tough road games and a home schedule featuring the defending national champions. We break the Washington football schedule into categories to prepare for the upcoming season of new opponents.
Big Retailer With 37 Locations in Idaho is Planning Significant Closures
Last summer, a popular retail chain with 37 locations in Idaho said that they planned to close about 150 stores by the end of August 2024. August 2024 is here and the outlook for that retailer is a little bit bleaker than initially anticipated. UPDATE: Since our original publish date,...
Washington State University Secures $2.74 Million Grant for Biotech Training
Washington State University (WSU) has achieved a significant milestone by securing a five-year, $2.74 million T32 training grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH). This funding will continue and expand WSU’s esteemed NIH Protein Biotechnology Training Program, which is dedicated to doctoral students in science and engineering. T32...
WSU's Khalil Laufau and Ansel Din-Mbuh come from opposite worlds, but still brothers
PULLMAN -- One is from Salt Lake City, a city of over 200,000. The other is from Aledo, Texas, a town of less than 6,000. But despite coming from contrasting hometowns, Washington State defensive tackles Khalil Laufau and Ansel Din-Mbuh have formed an unbreakable bond. The pair of second-years came into WSU together and on top of their shared position and year in school, Laufau told Cougfan.com this week that the two have something else in common.
Pullman Good Food Co-op Meeting And Ice Cream Social Friday
The Pullman Good Food Co-op will be hosting an information meeting and ice cream social Friday night. The event is at the Red Card on Bishop Boulevard from 7:00 to 9:00. Co-op leaders will discuss their future plans. The group recently failed to raise enough money to buy the old Fireside Grill building for their store.
Manager Scott Servais learned of his firing in brutal way
Scott Servais was officially fired by the Seattle Mariners on Thursday, and the manager learned of the news in a rough way. A report earlier on Thursday circulated saying that the Mariners were expected to fire Servais and replace him at manager with Dan Wilson. It wasn’t until a few hours later that Servais was... The post Manager Scott Servais learned of his firing in brutal way appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
Jake Dickert says Tai Faavae dismissed from WSU program, Carlos Hernandez has return timetable
PULLMAN -- Jake Dickert had plenty of updates after practice on Thursday, the first Washington State practice of the fall to be considered in-season and closed to media. Cougfan.com noticed, however, that linebacker Tai Faavae was no longer listed on the roster and Dickert provided an update on his status.
Ryan Leaf Rips Kirk Herbstreit And Pat McAfee: ‘Overly Sensitive. Narcissists’
College football commentator Ryan Leaf blasted his former ESPN colleagues Kirk Herbstreit and Pat McAfee, calling them “narcissists” in an interview this week. Leaf worked for ESPN from 2019 until he was fired in the middle of last year’s season. His firing came not too long after he took issue with College GameDay host Lee […] The post Ryan Leaf Rips Kirk Herbstreit And Pat McAfee: ‘Overly Sensitive. Narcissists’ appeared first on BroBible.
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