Washington State Cougars NCAA Football News

This coming Saturday afternoon at 2pm in Pullman, WA, the high point of Dad's Weekend will kickoff. Literally.

Washington State will return to their home turf of Martin Stadium to host the Bruins of UCLA in a Pac-10 conference game.

Despite the anticipated enthusiasm typically associated with college football, it's a stretch to say either team will "roar" onto the gridiron in the heart of the Palouse...

The Washington State Cougars will be at home for two of their final three games of this season.

Sunday evening, Coach Paul Wulff conceded the past six weeks have been a real grind for his young football team. In the case of the Cougar defense last Saturday, their spirited play was tempered by what looked like fatigue.

No question that Arizona is an outstanding football team this year. They were well rested, fresh and played fast from the opening kickoff to the final gun against WSU...

Travis Cobb ran back the game's opening kickoff 95 yards for a touchdown Saturday and 19th-ranked Arizona raced to a 48-7 win over Washington State.

The Washington State Cougars won the coin toss to begin their game Saturday in Tucson against the No. 18 Arizona Wildcats. They didn't have another thing go their way for nearly three hours...

Eds: APNewsNow; No. 21 Arizona 48, Washington St 7. By BOB BAUM AP Sports Writer TUCSON, Ariz.

No, not everyone in Tucson is a University of Arizona fan. Jeff Tuel wasn't. Tuel, who spent his formative years in the high-desert community, was a football fan, sure, but not necessarily a Wildcats booster.

...For Washington State, they are on the road again this week to face yet another Top 25 team. Second year Coach Paul Wulff and his staff are doing good things building a team in Pullman. You'd never know it from their season record, but for the Cougs, youth will be served. This game features two of the best young quarterbacks in the conference in Nick Foles and Jeff Tuel...

Coach Paul Wulff had updates on Washington State Cougar football players Thursday afternoon before heading out to Rogers Field for practice...

There is probably no player on the Washington State University football team who has seen more Cougars games than Jared Byers.

When the Washington State Cougars travel to Tucson, AZ to take on No. 18 Arizona this Saturday, they will be seeking their first Pac-10 win of this season.

When the Washington State Cougars travel to Tucson, AZ to take on No. 18 Arizona this Saturday, they will be seeking their first Pac-10 win of this season.

How can Coach Paul Wulff's young team defeat a veteran Wildcat squad?

Knowing the answer to what may seem like a mind-boggling question is simple and basic. If the Cougs block better and tackle better than the Wildcats, victory will be theirs...

The 21st-ranked Arizona Wildcats will cap off their three-game homestand this weekend, as they entertain the Washington State Cougars in Pac-10 play in Tucson.

Washington State Cougar football Coach Paul Wulff had plenty to say about his team Tuesday afternoon.

Before Coach Wulff met with media, Coach Chris Ball was on with Ian Furness' show on KJR Sports Radio 950AM in Seattle.

Coach Ball pointed out something many fans of Cougar football would heartily agree with. The best player on defense for the Cougs this season is...

The Washington State Cougars football team will continue to pack their bags and hit the road for their next Pac-10 game.

This Saturday afternoon at 12:30pm PST the Cougs will trip down to Tucson, AZ to play the Arizona Wildcats.

WSU is coming off another tough loss on the road. The Cougs were bested by No. 22 Notre Dame 40-14 in a non-conference game played in San Antonio, TX in the Alamodome.

Washington State football has morphed into Chinese water torture, with a twist. Instead of drip, drip, drip, drip, drip, the Cougars have been forced to endure blowout loss, blowout loss, blowout loss, blowout loss, blowout loss.

Let me begin my thesis by stating, no one across Cougar Nation is pleased by the won/loss record of the Washington State Cougar football team this season.

Not a profound observation, but one that warrants being said as a preface to what follows.

Even the patience of Job would be tested by watching Coach Paul Wulff and his staff teach and coach student/athletes through the malaise of the 2008 season and the first eight games of 2009...

As a linebacker who played high-school football in Texas and is playing college ball in the Pac-10, Jason Stripling is accustomed to seeing big guys on the offensive line.

The Washington State Cougar football team had their moment in the national spotlight Saturday night playing the Fighting Irish of Notre Dame. It was Coach Charlie Weiss' team that enjoyed the big stage earning a victory by a margin of 40-14.

Moving out to an early lead of 23-0, Notre Dame played smart, efficient football through three quarters.

Halloween evening in San Antonio, Tx, will be the time and place where Washington State Cougar football has a chance to make a huge step forward.

Coach Paul Wulff and his staff have put in long hours this past week to prepare a game plan that will take full advantage of the strength of this young WSU team. Their goal of victory can be achieved if the Cougs intently follow a plan designed to exploit areas of Coach Charlie Weiss' Fighting Irish weaknesses.

Notre Dame has a high powered offense. That fact is well documented.

How will Washington State slow down the offensive juggernaut that is Notre Dame?

Though there isn't a full compliment of conference teams in action this weekend, the Pac-10 will feature the top college game in the nation.

While Arizona, Stanford and Washington rest during a bye week in their respective schedules, the rest of the conference schools will be locked up in some key battles...