So this doesn't have anything to do with WSU, but I can't stop watching it. There's a cat in the house. Cat in the house? Yeah I said there's a cat in the house.
Coastal Carolina Coach Bennett Act more like dogs (via TaylorGang4Evr)
First Nuss jinxed Tuel, now Brian jinxes Pole. Craig will never write about Reid Forrest again just as a precaution.
Summarizing WSU's Tuesday - SportsLink - Spokesman.com - Sept. 13, 2011
Early reports have Pole, hit on the side of the knee in a pileup, suffering a sprained medial collateral ligament, which will sideline him at least for tomorrow. Could it keep him out of Saturday's game? Maybe, but it's not certain.
More WSU football links
New Pac-12 teams approach rivalry week - Spokesman.com - Sept. 13, 2011
PULLMAN – It’s rivalry week in the Pac-12. At least for two schools. The two newest schools. Although Utah and Colorado joined the conference together this season, and are paired in a lot of ways, including scheduling in some sports, they aren’t natural rivals. Neighbors, maybe, but not rivals.
Cougars notebook: Schedule gets tougher for WSU " Kitsap Sun
PULLMAN — The Washington State Cougars are delighted to be 2-0 for the first time since 2005, but players and coaches acknowledge that WSU's early schedule has been soft as cotton.
Cougars | Cougars welcome 2-0, but things get tougher | Seattle Times Newspaper
PULLMAN — To borrow shamelessly from YouTube's Greatest Coaching Rants, they are who we thought they were. Oh, not Washington State. The Cougars' first two opponents.
Paul Wulff Coaches Show Recap - Week 3 of 2011
With that, let's get started on the Week 3 of 2011 coaches show recap! We'll touch on the top 10 things to take from this week's show, so, here we go:
Cougars eye corner-turn at San Diego State - College Football Nation Blog - ESPN
It would be easy to wildly extrapolate program transformation at Washington State based on a 2-0 start. Sure, the competition was terrible, but the Cougars asserted complete dominance on both sides of the ball.
Washington State is no longer a bottom-feeder - NCAA Football - Sporting News
Rising Washington State. That’s right, the Cougars. The team that has spent the last three seasons at the bottom of the conference is 2-0 for the first time since 2005. So FCS Idaho State and UNLV barely show more resistance than a light breeze. When you’ve won five games the previous three seasons, who cares how you get victories? Wazzu is four games from qualifying for a bowl, and if you’ve seen the state of the Pac-12, that may not be too difficult.
Expansion talk
Pac-14 football: Splitting into seven-team divisions (if it comes to that) | College Hotline
Because I’ve been asked about it many times in the past few weeks … and because it’s within the realm of possibility … let’s say the league adds only the Oklahoma schools for 2012 and exists as a 14-team conference. How would the divisions be split?
Pac-12 Confidential | Realignment: Thoughts, guesses, ruminations | Seattle Times Newspaper
As I figure it, the future of the Pac-12 depends on which path the league presidents choose: (1) The old, conservative, we're-above-that-sort-of-thing approach; or (2) the new, hip, cutting-edge, not-your-father's-conference-anymore route.
WSU baseball lands a verbal commitment. Kyle will be along with the breakdown shortly.
Southridge star to play baseball at WSU - Sports: Baseball | Tri-City Herald : Mid-Columbia news
KENNEWICK -- Southridge three-sport star Matt Mendenhall made a verbal commitment to play baseball at Washington State University, ending speculation that he might join his brother, Andrew, a baseball player at the University of Oregon.
An Aron Baynes sighting.
Aron Baynes called into Boomers' basketball squad - Cairns Sports News | cairns.com.au
MAREEBA'S Aron Baynes has been included in a 12-man Boomers squad for the Olympic qualifying tournament against arch rivals New Zealand, starting in Melbourne tonight.
Two more interesting reads
What If Everything Worked Like The BCS: The Spelling Bee - Troy Nunes Is An Absolute Magician
Bill Hancock believes in the BCS because he thinks the BCS is a fair system that works. So if that's the case, you have to wonder...What If Everything Worked Like The BCS?
Computer-Generated Articles Are Gaining Traction - NYTimes.com
Soon, this website's authors will be replaced by a computer program.
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