Spring Game
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I would like to go, but since took the game out of Spokane, hard to get a ride there by combo of bus, riding bikes walking, someone giving ride, etc.
Easily doable, if in Spokane, to go from small town to Spokane then to go 150+ miles to Pullman, which is not doable for my situation, UNLESS they get the $23+ Cougar Bus, added to the $20 to $30 to $40 ticket.
The money, I can save up, afford, etc, 1,2,3 times per season, year.
But nothing I can do, IF they don't have the Cougar Buses, or can't get a ride.
Not complaining, just stating why I am not going, and that I would like to go, etc.
Too bad Baseball is in Eugene next weekend:
PULLMAN, Wash. – Washington State Athletics announced Tuesday that tickets for the 2022 Crimson and Gray Game, WSU's annual Spring Football game presented by BECU, are on sale now. The game is set for a 3 p.m. kickoff on Saturday, April 23, at Gesa Field, and will be broadcast on the Pac-12 Network.
This will mark the first spring game under Cougar Head Coach Jake Dickert, who guided WSU to the 2021 Sun Bowl last December after being named to the position on Nov. 27.
Ticket sales from the 2022 Crimson and Gray Game will be directed to WSU Athletics' Power of IX Campaign as part of the 50th anniversary of Title IX. Proceeds from the game will support the Power of IX Excellence Fund, which was established to advance the mission of Title IX and to support the operations and success of all female sport programs and female student-athletes at WSU.
Ticket prices and information for the 2022 Crimson and Gray Game, presented by BECU:
- All tickets will be General Admission
- WSU Students free with student ID
- Stadium Gates will open at 2 p.m., 1 hour prior to game time. Gates A and Gates I will be the only gates accessible to fans that have a general seating bowl ticket.
- Club Seats: $20 General Public / $15 CAF Members
- Lower Bowl: $5 General Public / $5 CAF Members
- All tickets will be sent via mobile delivery. Premium Tickets (i.e. Club, Suite) will be mailed.
- Parking is free in the designated lots on the weekend – click HERE for a parking map
- The RV lot will be in Region 2, located to the east of the IPF. RV passes will be sent as print as home and will need to be displayed to enter the lot. Load in will begin at 6 p.m. Friday, April 22 and all RV's must be out of the lot by Sunday, April 24 at Noon.
- RV Parking passes can be ordered HERE.
- Cougville is opening 2 hours prior to start of the event on Rogers Field (1pm).
- WSU Football will host a kids clinic from 1-1:50 p.m. on Rogers Field for kids grades K-5. Those interested in attending can contact Cougar Football at athletics.football@wsu.edu.
- There will be an autograph session on Gesa Field following the Crimson & Gray Game.
Tickets for the 2022 Crimson and Gray Game can be ordered HERE.
Me + 3. Thanks MI for posting! Always a good time for the kids, and fun to get a look at the new faces. Hearing spring ball has been pretty high energy, looking forward to seeing Dickerts version. Every coach seems to put a different spin on this event. Will also be interesting if there is NIL visibility and if that’s changed anything. Promos for different players/companies etc.
I'll confirm the "high energy" piece of it. I've had the opportunity to go to a lot of Coug Spring Ball practices over the last 20 years, and my takeaway from watching last week was that Dickert and his staff does a GREAT job with spring ball. Fast-paced, lotta energy, and everybody is getting a lot of reps -- there's no standing around by anyone. All the assistant coaches are very hands-on. (I particularly enjoyed watching Kaligis work with his d line and Cooper work with the Edges.) Easily the most energy I've seen displayed in spring ball from any coaching staff dating back to the days of Doba.
Second thing that really stood out was how little confusion there was on the part of players. They ended last Saturday's practice with 45 minutes of mock scrimmage and #1 and #2 offenses going against the #1 and #2 defenses in 2 minute drills. This went extremely well -- very little confusion on the field compared to what I've seen in year's past. I walked away from that practice impressed and thinking the team was ahead of where I expected them to be. Hope to go watch tomorrow and the Spring Game and walk away feeling the same.
Love hearing this. Thanks for the share. Heard the other day that out of 14 kids that have visited Pullman, they’ve closed 13 of them…or something of that nature? Sounds improbable my numbers might be a little off on what I heard but anything close to that is phenomenal. Really speaks to the culture that’s been established in a short period of time.
Thanks Ruff. What was your take on Emmet Brown at QB? Good arm? Good mobility? Good decision making? He appears to be well spoken, eager and intelligent in the video after the scrimmage. Laughed at his answer when asked if he had tats. Seems like a great kid.
