Monday morning trivia - post Oregon win edition

The Cougars beat the Ducks. In case you haven't heard, that is a thing that happened this weekend. The Cougars can now make it back-to-back wins against Oregon teams with Oregon State next on the schedule. WSU has not defeated both Oregon State and Oregon in the same season since 2006. That is a piece of trivia. Here is some more trivia, but this time you supply the answers.

Q1: Who was WSU's leading touchdown scorer the last time the Cougars had a positive point differential in a season?

Q2: Name WSU's two starting quarterbacks the last time the Cougars beat Oregon State in back-to-back seasons. Note: not just back-to-back games against OSU, but in consecutive seasons.

Q3: The Cougars rushed for 136 yards at a 4.5 YPC clip against Oregon. Name WSU's three leading rushers the last time WSU rushed for at least 125 yards, while averaging 4.5+ YPC on the road against a conference opponent.

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Football:

Pac-12 Week 6 bowl projections: Utah sitting pretty, but where's Oregon? - Pac-12 Blog - ESPN
At-large: Washington State

Pac-12 Week 6 Power Rankings: Washington schools score big upsets - Pac-12 Blog - ESPN
7. Washington State Cougars: Last week we wrote that the Cougars could be one of the most dangerous teams in the conference. And Saturday they showed why in beating Oregon. If that is the team that shows up for the rest of the season, things are going to get very interesting down the stretch. A bowl game looks like a 50-50 shot at this point for Washington State.

A look ahead at UW and WSU opponents | The Olympian
It’s been a rough start to the Gary Andersen era in Corvallis. The Beavers’ only two wins have been pretty unimpressive — against Weber State and San Jose State — and they’ve been beaten by 18 points or more in each of their three losses, including a 44-7 pasting against Arizona over the weekend.

Cougars will never play a ‘complete’ game, but Saturday was darn good - Spokesman.com - Oct. 11, 2015
The truly “complete” game is an elusive, taunting leprechaun the Washington State Cougars will never catch and will never stop chasing. But though perfection is unattainable, Saturday’s 45-38 double-overtime win at Oregon on Saturday saw the Cougars (3-2, 1-1 Pac-12) play together in a way that shows them getting closer to their target.

WSU QB Luke Falk piling up stats, but also showing true grit | The Seattle Times
There was an intense fire in Luke Falk’s eyes as he jogged back to the sideline right after throwing that tying fade touchdown pass to Dom Williams with one second left on the clock.

WOO GO WSU SOCCER

Soccer Earns Shut Out in 3-0 Win at Colorado - Washington State University Official Athletic Site
For the second-consecutive match, the Washington State soccer team earned a shutout, defeating the Colorado Buffaloes, 3-0, in Pac-12 competition Sunday. The No. 21 Cougars (11-2-0, 4-1-0) scored two goals in the first half and added a third in the second period to beat the Buffs (7-5-2, 1-3-1) and earn their third-straight win.

Buffs Fall To No. 21 Washington State, 3-0 - CUBuffs.com - Official Athletics Web site of the University of Colorado
The University of Colorado women’s soccer team fell to the 21st-ranked Washington State Cougars, 3-0 here on Sunday afternoon at Prentup Field.

WOO GO WSU VOLLEYBALL

Cougars Grab 3-0 Win over No. 5 Arizona State - Washington State University Official Athletic Site
Behind Kyra Holt’s double-double and outstanding team blocking, the Washington State volleyball team (13-5 overall, 2-4 Pac-12) swept No. 5 Arizona State (15-2, 4-2) Sunday afternoon with set scores of 25-14, 25-17, and 25-21.