It's a Thursday during basketball season, yet the Cougars do not play tonight. In fact, we have to wait all the way until Sunday to see the Cougars men's team in action. Honestly, I don't know if that is a good thing or a bad thing. I'm not sure if many of you were actually looking forward to watching the Cougs play tonight.
In an effort to help pass the time, I gathered as many links as possible. They may not keep you busy until Sunday, but they should take up at least a solid 10 minutes of your morning. No point in wasting any more time, let's get straight to them starting with an update on Mike Leach's lawsuit against Texas Tech.
Leach lawyer resigns | Bohl Games
Mike Leach’s lead attorney has filed a motion before the Texas Supreme Court withdrawing as the lawyer for the fired Texas Tech head football coach, Leach’s attorney in Lubbock confirmed to the American-Statesman on Wednesday.
Washington State Cougars - Spokesman.com - Jan. 12, 2012
OUTLOOK: The Cougars posted two fairly dominant wins over the Huskies in the regular season last year before Washington claimed a win in the conference tournament.
WSU: Go East young man - Spokesman.com - Jan. 12, 2012
PULLMAN – There was a time, assistant coach Curtis Allen recalls, when Washington State’s recruiting presence on the west side of the state was so scant that many Seattle-area prospects weren’t interested in taking visits here.
Very early morning links as Wednesday turns to Thursday - SportsLink - Spokesman.com - Jan. 12, 2012
FROM PULLMAN – There's a bit of WSU news and lots of links to get to, and I’m all hopped up on Mountain Dew and feeling a little antsy. So we’re not going to wait until the morning to pass along our coverage and our conference links. Read on for a late-night (early morning) snack.
Levenseller goes, but not far | WSU Cougars - The News Tribune
Longtime Washington State assistant coach Mike Levenseller has been hired by Idaho, FootballScoop.com reported Wednesday.
WSU HEADS ACROSS THE STATE TO TAKE ON WASHINGTON: Washington State University men's basketball (9-7, 1-3) hits the road for its third-consecutive road game and sixth-straight game away from Pullman as it takes on cross-state rival Washington (10-6, 3-1), Sunday, Jan. 15 at 4 p.m. at Alaska Airlines Arena. The game can be seen live on FSN as Steve Physioc and Ernie Kent have the call with Rebecca Haarlow on the sidelines. It can be heard on the Cougar Radio Network with Bud Nameck's call.
Motum on the rise | WSU Cougars - The News Tribune
PULLMAN – Washington State basketball coach Ken Bone was trying his best to criticize Cougars post players Brock Motum and Charlie Enquist, and he was doing a darn poor job of it.
Trip to Seattle familiar for many Cougars - Spokesman.com - Jan. 11, 2012
PULLMAN – There was a time, assistant coach Curtis Allen recalls, when Washington State’s recruiting presence on the west side of the state was so scant that many Seattle-area prospects weren’t interested in taking visits here.
Husky Men's Basketball Blog | Pac-12 Power Rankings: Week 9 | Seattle Times Newspaper
Washington State stormed into Pac-12 play with a six-game winning streak, but is 1-3 since. The conference-opening home defeat to Oregon is probably worse than the loss at Utah considering Pac-12 teams are 5-17 in league road games.