It's the Monday following a long holiday weekend which means a few things. For one, there isn't much content to share. It turns out most people don't spend their Fourth of July weekend's churning out content about WSU Athletics.
There is a good chance, however, that you may have missed a day or two. You can get caught up on the weekend happenings by reading Andrew's post on the four Cougars trying to break their way into professional baseball and P.J.'s post on USA Today slotting WSU in at No. 61 in the preseason rankings.
Beyond that, I highly recommend watching the video at the top of this post. Mic'd up videos are almost always enjoyable, but WSU's best of tackling drills from spring football is one of the best yet. There are some big hits, a celebration or two and even a little comedy. Oh, and Joe Salave'a yelling and jumping around. The big bodies start flying around the 1:30 point of the video, culminating with 6-foot-3, 315-pound Carlos Freeman taking a turn as a ball carrier with 6-foot-4, 315-pound Riley Sorenson playing linebacker.
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If you have a Pac-12 Network subscription, there is this video about Deone Bucannon and Micaela Castain.
Pride of the Pac: Deone Bucannon and Micaela Castain of Washington State | Pac-12
The Tom Hansen Conference Medal, named after former Pac-10 Commissioner Tom Hansen, is the most recent form of an award that has been given out for 53 years to the top student-athletes demonstrating excellence in scholarship, athletics and leadership. Deone Bucannon and Micaela Castain represent Washington State for 2013-14.