is gone. He's apparently graduated himself and is now looking to find another place to play for his last year.

Tana Pritchard is gone

S- Shalom Luani
S - Darius Lemora/Jeff Farrar (cb)
CB - Treshon Broughton
CB - Daquawn Brown
OLB - Jeremiah Allison
MLB - Aaron Porter
OLB - Jonah Moi
Buck - Kache Palacio/Ivan McLennan
DE - Destiny Vaeao
NG - Ngalu Tapa
DE- Xavier Cooper

Anymore info on what might be going on? I know the beavs are after Sitake, wonder if we are too? Utah plays today so hopefully some info will come out about what he is thinking soon.

according to the twitter world, he's now HC at DII Adams State.

BX is reporting that Tania Pritchard is the latest to leave Cougar football. His departure follows Monroe's, Caldwell's, and Griffin's. As with Monroe, he's apparently graduated, so he can transfer anywhere he wishes without sitting out. His departure would free up yet another schollie.

WSU released the below link of the transformation of Martin Stadium in 3 years… Perspective is a good thing. Amazing how bad a shape we were in, just 3 years ago. The below picture was the last picture, during the game vs. Utah, before construction started. We've come a loooong way, baby.



Martin Stadium transformation

Freshman CB has left the coug program

He's a stud...

Santa Margarita (Calif.) receiver Kyle Sweet committed to Washington State late Thursday night.

Free story: https://washingtonstate.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1717176


This post was edited on 12/19 1:29 AM by Britton Ransford

Washington State has extended a preferred walk-on offer out to Stanhope (N.J.) Lenape Valley kicker Jarry Jones, according to his Twitter account. The 6-foot-2, 190-pound place kicker was also offered a preferred walk-on spot at Cincinnati.

According to the man, the myth the legend, Braulio Perez, of NJ.com, Jones converted 29-of-30 PAT attempts and 10-of-14 of his field goal tries, with a long of 39. Jones sent 34-of-53 kickoffs into the end zone for touchbacks.

I just received a text message from Washington State cornerback Kevin Griffin who says he is transferring out of the program. I'm hoping to gather more information shortly.

I know expectations aren't great, but the basketball men did play a game and won it without too many problems. Thought that alone might be worthy of at least one or two comments. I actually saw continued improvement with the guard play, Brett Boese, and surprisingly, to me, Railey. Of course, San Jose had no one to counter Railey with, but he did show some fluidity underneath with the ball in his hands and also a soft touch on his foul shots. Still don't like the way this team defends and I think the won-loss in league play will not be good, but there are signs a competitive team is emerging from this group. Gratifyingly, the announcers both conjectured that the play of Hawkinson, which was once again excellent, should transfer into the league season. In other words, his play up until now has not been a fluke.

Don't know if there is much interest either direction but he seems to fit the type of player Ernie Kent wants. He is leaving Minnesota now so if he enrolled at x-mas break I believe he would be able to play x-mas of next year.

For those that don't know he is from Washington State, played high school ball at Bothell and averaged over 25 points a game. He was a 3 to 4 star recruit with plenty of high major offers including UW who most thought would get him. WSU showed early interest but was shut down maybe Kent could be a little more enticing especially if the kid's bubble burst a tad.
This post was edited on 12/9 11:47 AM by jourdand

I don't mean to be a pest, but why keep locking the longest threads on the board? I understand they're about Wulff, a topic some feel tiresome, but they're also the most active threads on the board. Clearly, it's what people want to talk about.

I find it interesting to look through old classes, and discuss recruiting in general, and as long as they don't devolve into primarily personal attacks, don't see the need to lock them.

Marysivlle (Wash.) Marysville-Pilchuck athlete Austin Joyner announced on Twitter today that he will make his college decision on January 4 at the Semper Fi All-America game. The former Washington State commit visited Boise State and Washington the last two weeks and is scheduled to visit Washington State on January 23, though it appears that's all up in the air now.


Update: While I reported yesterday that Washington State has moved on from Joyner, I'm now told that is not the case. There have been rumblings, however, that Joyner is leaning in a different direction since his in-home with the Washington State staff last week. While I've been told they are full at running back, it seems more likely now that they'd make room for the right guy.
This post was edited on 12/19 3:57 PM by Britton Ransford

I just updated both big boards with updates on position groups and scholarship math. I'm hearing Washington State has three or four spots left. They want to take two receivers and an offensive lineman, for sure. A running back is also in the equation.

Update (3:29 p.m.): I spoke to a source this afternoon who says that Washington State has not moved on from Joyner, as I reported yesterday, though there's been rumblings that he's leaning in a different direction. On top of that, I've been told that they're full at defensive back for the time being. Would they take a Lewis, Norman or Joyner? I think it would be hard not to, so we'll have to see.

This post was edited on 12/19 3:33 PM by Britton Ransford

An Eastern RB Siheim King will visit WSU. He is a 5'8 170 pd player. He is between West Virginia and WSU. He has great speed and acceleration. Now that's speed. He is three star prospect. His videos are outstanding and he would be a real sweet get.The O coordinator at WV is leaving so it leaves the door open even though WV is his favorite.

Throughout the day, the Washington State football Twitter account has been sending out quotes from former student athletes and others Cougs with the caption "What does it mean to be a WSU Coug?"

They're pretty cool. I've attached a few of them below, but you can check them all out at this link.

We might not agree about football from time to time, but in life, they step up to help individuals who are desperate need and expect hardly anything in return. This is truly a special university. So thanks to that fellow Coug that went way out their way for me.

Is currently at #29 in the nation, 5th in the PAC. Obviously, there will be players that might find a program they feel will fit them better, we'll find replacement (or not), other programs haven't filled their roster, etc. etc..

So my question for Britt… If you had to make an educated guess, where do you think WSU will land in the PAC and National rankings. No need for brain surgery, no need for rocket science. Just for fun, here. Where will we be at LOI?

Others? Just fun, crystal ball stuff...

Now we just need to change the name of Martin Stadium to "Cougar Stadium". Com'on Bill, are you listening?

Panarama

Two problems with Moos' letter:

1) It was mass mailed to all CAF members regardless if you donate this year or not. Personally, I am a CAF member 10 fold so I don't really need our AD imploring me to step up. The letter should have been directed at non-CAF members or members who had let their CAF membership lapse.

2) Second, in an attached op-ed, he uses MSU as a template for how WSU can be successful if we sell out the stadium. I disagree. The PAC 12 and Moos gave up the right to bitch about fan attendance when it agreed to the consistent and constant 7:30 games. This isn't going to fly in Pullman given its remote location. Facilities and coaching will make us better, not game sell outs.

I personally found the letter insulting and riddled with implied excuses. Don't get me wrong: I support Moos and Leach. I just think Moos' rationale for success is wrong.

Santa Margarita (Calif.) receiver Kyle Sweet has committed to Washington State. More soon.

I see him going.

I don't see him wanting to be traded to another job he might not want.

I see him wanting to win an NC (like Carroll) and then heading back to the NFL for a situation like Carroll's where he has complete control.

Inquiring minds want to know. There would be a major buy out to calculate. Houston's ABC affiliate is reporting his "interest". Back to Texas and away from growing criticism. This would be horrid for WSU..."Yeah, actually you can't win there." I hope it is baloney.