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Archives for August 2014 (150)

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Week One of Cougar Football: Action and Overreaction

Jeff Tuel cut by the Buffalo Bills

Ol' Crimson makes its return!

The 1st college football Saturday of the year has arrived

Some notes from re-watching WSU's season opener

WSU vs. Rutgers: The Good, The Bad and The Hopeful

WSU vs. Rutgers: Highlights, stats, quotes and notes

An in-depth breakdown of the WSU defense

WSU sends Seattle Game out in style, loses to Rutgers 41-38

WSU vs. Rutgers: Sleep-deprived thoughts on a gut-punch loss

The day after 0-1

WSU defense doesn't show, Rutgers out-duels WSU 41-38

WSU vs. Rutgers football game thread

WSU vs. Rutgers football: Baxter's Beer of the Game

A Fan's Guide to Rutgers (By Fans Who Know Nothing About Rutgers)

WSU vs. Rutgers football: Game time, TV schedule, odds and more

Welcome to Cougar football season

WSU vs. Rutgers: Q&A with On The Banks

Pac-12 football odds and picks 2014, Week 1

Cougs will be on Dish Thursday: Fox and Dish end hold out

The Seattle Game is dead

All the Seattle Games: RANKED

2014 CougCenter college football pick 'em challenge

Rounding up highlights from the Bill Moos Seattle media tour

Close enough, or something

Business as usual

Bill Moos would be happy with a less than half full CenturyLink Field

Comparing Connor Halliday and Gary Nova based on Internet memes and more

WSU vs. Rutgers: Scouting the Scarlet Knights defense

Robert Lewis doesn't let size get in his way