AUDIO: Cougs all over the airwaves in advance of UW

by Jeff Nusser on Feb 26, 2010 12:00 PM PST

As you might have forgotten in all the hubbub over our new athletic director, there's actually a basketball game this week -- one that's kind of a big deal. And since this is one of the three times a year that the Seattle-area broadcast media pays attention to WSU, there are all kinds of interviews out there for your listening pleasure as you gear up for tomorrow.

We've pulled them together here for you to get you going. I'm also planning on having a post later tonight on something I think is a pretty big key for our boys tomorrow, so you can be looking for that at some point.

Ken Bone with Mitch Levy

Ben Johnson with Ian Furness

Reggie Moore with Ian Furness

Then there's this interview of Isaiah Thomas with Dave Mahler. Why might that be interesting? Read this, and then you'll see why you might care.

Oh, and if you haven't gotten enough of Moos, here's an interview with Furness.

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Thanks for putting all this stuff together

I get about 1 minute of Coug talk for every 6 hours when I tune into these stations. Also, to beat a dead horse, I can’t stand Softy. Everything about him.

by Couginthepink on Feb 26, 2010 12:22 PM PST reply actions

I admire his passion

It’s annoying passion, but I admire him for it.

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by Jeff Nusser on Feb 26, 2010 12:42 PM PST up reply actions

Thx Nuss

Good listening. It still boggles my mind that Moore was headed to Fresno State.

Moore is the poster child for the good and bad of getting too up for one game. In the first half he was nothing short of brilliant. In the second half he seemed to try to do way too much. This is a big game for him for obvious reasons. He was all set for the UW until Gaddy became available so he wants to prove they made the wrong choice. At some point I hope he just wants to play his best ball for WSU.

Moos is an amazing hire! I will enjoy hearing from him for years to come.

by BornCoug on Feb 26, 2010 1:38 PM PST reply actions

That year at prep school really was beneficial to him

When you look at pictures of him from high school, he has matured a tremendous amount physically.

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by Jeff Nusser on Feb 26, 2010 1:46 PM PST up reply actions

Good point

He definitely was on a lot of programs radar after prep school. Hopefully he helps to make it “o.k.” to head to Pullman for 4 years for other Seattle-area players.

by BornCoug on Feb 26, 2010 5:19 PM PST up reply actions