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WSU soccer wins; Gardner Minshew shines again

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The Jacksonville Jaguars didn’t win on Sunday, but it wasn’t because of a lack of effort from Gardner Minshew II. Minshew set a new career high with 374 passing yards.

The former Washington State Cougars QB nearly led the Jaguars on a game-tying 95-yard drive in the final minutes, but his final attempt at the end zone was batted down. Minshew now owns the Jaguars record for the most passing yards through five career games.

Minshew didn’t get the win on Sunday, but the WSU soccer team did. And in dramatic fashion.

They may have lost to No. 2 Stanford, but pulling out a win on the road against a ranked California team is a nice way to salvage the weekend.

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Soccer:

Golden Cougs - Washington State University Athletics
BERKELEY, Calif. – After 90 minutes of a defensive battle all No. 14 Washington State (9-2-0, 2-1-0) needed was just over one-minute in overtime to end a hotly contested match at No. 20 Cal (9-3-0, 1-2-0), 1-0, Sunday afternoon at Edwards Stadium.

Football:

UW Huskies and WSU Cougars both unranked for 1st time since 2015
The UW Huskies are out of the Associated Press Top 25 college football poll for only the second time since 2015, and it’s the first time since then that both they and in-state rival WSU are unranked at the same time.

Washington State at Arizona State: what to know | WSU Cougars | lmtribune.com
Washington State will play at No. 20 Arizona State at 12:30 p.m. Saturday at Sun Devil Stadium in Tempe, Ariz.

Q&A: WSU coach Mike Leach ‘surprised’ by departure of defensive coordinator Tracy Claeys | The Seattle Times
PULLMAN – Tracy Claeys resigned as Washington State’s defensive coordinator this week – an abrupt decision that leaves the Cougars in a state of flux heading into the final seven games of the 2019 season.

College football Power Rankings for Week 6
The Sun Devils should be better equipped after their bye week to defend Washington State's pass-happy offense after three key defensive players were able to recover from lingering injuries.