Good morning, Coug fans. What a strange time we’re in, huh? It feels weird not to talk about it, but I’m sure we’re all a little burned out, and maybe confused or scared. And now we don’t have live sports. That’s pretty strange.

But what we do have is recaps of games you might have missed! In this time of staying home, get caught up on some games! For example, let’s talk about the ladies!

Women’s volleyball beat the Huskies twice!! Here and here! They also beat the Ducks twice, both games ending in WSU’s 3-1 favor.

We know and love soccer, and I’m going to throw them some love anyway! If you missed any of these games, first of all- how? Second of all- why?

Soccer had two games where they scored 6 goals, one against James Madison and one against Montana. Another great game was the West Virginia elimination to secure the Cougs’ spot in the Elite 8. That game made history for the program.

I’d also like to remind you that the Portland Thorns love Morgan Weaver! So glad she’s there.

Women’s basketball played UW twice, and on the most recent round we did beat the Huskies! That’s always exciting!

The moral of my story here is we can still find joy in our world without live sports. I would really encourage all of you to find a sport you might not know a whole lot about, and watch some footage and see what you see. For me, the only sport I feel confident I know most about is football, so learning about other sports and the athletes that bring the games to life has been a huge treasure for me. Thank you for giving me that. And watch Volleyball specifically! It’s so cool! Also wash your hands.

Links:

‘It’s a big moment.’ Washington State leaves no doubt against Colorado, breaking drought at Pac-12 tournament | The Seattle Times
Not weighed down by their 10-year drought at the Pac-12 tournament, the Cougars trailed for just 87 seconds against Colorado on Wednesday night before driving the Buffaloes into the ground.

Vandals, Cougars sent home early | Sports | dnews.com

Pac-12 Tournament canceled due to coronavirus, ending Washington State basketball season | The Spokesman-Review
Wednesday’s nightcap between No. 11 Washington State and No. 6 Colorado at T-Mobile Arena was the final game of the Pac-12 Men’s Basketball Tournament, after the conference decided to cancel the remainder of the 2020 event due to concerns about the coronavirus illness.

Washington State Athletics announces guidelines for home competitions | WSU Insider | Washington State University

Another question mark: spring football drills | Sports | lmtribune.com
The college basketball landscape was thrown into such disarray by concerns about the coronavirus Thursday that few officials on the Palouse were talking much about spring football drills.