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The NFL Draft isn’t for another three months, but today is an important job interview for a number of NFL hopefuls, including Anthony Gordon, the record-setting, chillest quarterback of your Washington State Cougars.
Gordon will take the field in the Reese’s Senior Bowl in Mobile, Alabama. He’s the third straight WSU quarterback to participate in the event, following in the footsteps of Luke Falk and Gardner Minshew II.
The game is just one part of the event. The measurements and practices leading up to the event are probably (definitely?) more important for NFL scouts. That’s when players really show off their skills. The game is essentially a controlled scrimmage with a lot of modified rules. For instance, there are only three offensive personnel packages allowed, and all three include a tight end. Receivers aren’t allowed to go in motion, and there is no blitzing. Only four guys can rush the quarterback, anyway.
There are a lot of other rules you can find here.
It’s probably not that easy to practice for a few days with a bunch of new teammates and then go out and gel as a team, but this isn’t a game to be won, it’s a game to impress.
So has Gordon impressed? Don’t ask me, ask Theo Lawson of The Spokesman-Review. He found all sorts of reviews related to Gordon, as well as Cal linebacker Evan Weaver.
Gordon is on the North squad, which also features quarterbacks Shea Patterson and Jordan Love.
Catch the game today at 11:30 a.m. PST on the NFL Network.
Football
WSU’s Anthony Gordon, Cal’s Evan Weaver earn mostly positive reviews at Senior Bowl practice | The Spokesman-Review
Two college standouts with ties to the Inland Northwest have spent the last week in Mobile, Alabama, at the Reese’s Senior Bowl – considered to be one of the most important job interviews in the lead-up to the NFL Draft.
WSU’s Anthony Gordon one of 24 to participate in All-Star Challenge - KXLY
This could be fun.
The Chicago Bears must select QB Anthony Gordon in the 2020 NFL Draft
If the Chicago Bears are serious about solving their quarterback issues, then they will select Anthony Gordon and his dynamic skillset in the NFL Draft.
Men’s Basketball
Lucas Siewert leads No. 23 Colorado past Washington State 78-56 | The Spokesman-Review
Lucas Siewert scored 16 points, D’Shawn Schwartz had 13 and No. 23 Colorado pulled away in the second half to beat Washington State 78-56
Freshmen Noah Williams, DJ Rodman had key supporting roles in Washington State’s sweep of Oregon schools | The Spokesman-Review
Elleby and Bonton may have been the headliners, and they may be in most Pac-12 Conference games WSU manages to pull out this season, but the Cougars were also dependent on a few young supporting actors who this time last year were getting ready to put a bow on their respective high school careers.
Women’s Basketball
FINAL | The Cougs go cold in the 4th against USC and fall to the Trojans by 11 pts.
— WSU Cougar Women's (@WSUCougarWBB) January 25, 2020
Full recap to come on https://t.co/NvoTkONNdM#GoCougs | #CougsVsEverybody pic.twitter.com/b9pH0VQv6q
Washington State guard Chanelle Molina has become the Cougars’ ‘heartbeat’ | The Spokesman-Review
It’s a tall task to sum up what Chanelle Molina means – and has meant – for her Washington State program since she broke out about three years ago.