Monday morning trivia -- post Rutgers edition

Washington State won a football game! That means we can get back to actual football related trivia rather than curling up in a ball and pretending everything was just a bad dream.

The Cougars take on Wyoming this week. The two teams don't exactly have a long history against each other -- having only played five times -- but there is a little bit of history. Let's see how well you know it.

Q1: Who was WSU's starting quarterback the last time the Cougars played Wyoming? Who eventually replaced him as the starter later in the season?

Q2: Luke Falk is more than 25 percent of the way to setting the WSU sophomore record for passing yards in a single season. Who currently holds that record?

Q3: RB Keith Harrington already has two receiving touchdowns this season. Who was the last WSU RB to score at least three receiving touchdowns in a single season?

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Football:

College football's Week 2 winners and losers
Washington State: Any speculation on the efficacy of the Mike Leach era may be quieted after the Cougars traveled across the country and avenged a loss to Rutgers from last season

Cougars are looking at every game as a must-win, says Leach | The Seattle Times
WSU looking to build on 37-34 win over Rutgers as it prepares to host WyomingRecapping Rutgers' many costly mistakes in loss to Washington State | NJ.com

The Scarlet Knights were doomed by penalties, turnovers and poor game management.

WSU Cougars Keys to the Game - Spokesman.com - Sept. 13, 2015
1: What went wrong Kick coverage problems didn’t end up costing WSU the game, but they easily could have. Of Rutgers’ 34 points, 14 came because of returns by Janario Grant, who returned a kickoff 100 yards for a touchdown and followed that with a 55-yard punt return for a score. Even when the Cougars tried to kick away from Grant, their coverage was worse than if they’d kicked out of bounds for a penalty.

What we learned from WSU's 37-34 win over Rutgers - WSU Cougars | 710 ESPN Seattle

Have you noticed how many publications and websites use "What We Learned" posts and stories all the time now? I'm not sure why, but as it pertains to Washington State's 37-34 win over Rutgers on Saturday, I'll play along:

WSU practice notes: Video interviews with Grinch and Mele | The Spokesman-Review

There's not much to note from practice, other that Frankie Luvu is a new addition to the list of limited players. That list also includes Matt Abramo, Suli Hameed, T.J. Fehoko, C.J. Dimry, Mack Hopkins and Michael Cole.

Soccer:

WSU Wins Overtime Thriller with Titans - Washington State University Official Athletic Site

Senior Kourtney Guetlein netted the game-winner in the second overtime to give the Cougars a 2-1 win.

Volleyball:

WSU Captures Titles at Cougar Classic - Washington State University Official Athletic Site

Donika Baskota wins the singles title and teams with Lize Leenknecht for the doubles crown.