Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Washington State University across Football, Basketball, Baseball.
The latest State of the Beavs podcast unpacks Trent Bray’s exit, the MLB Draft selections, and the expectations surrounding Boise State’s entry into the Pac‑12.
After a distinguished 25‑year career at the University of Missouri, Bryan Blitz has taken the helm of the boys soccer program at Jefferson City High School, aiming to translate his extensive coaching background into a new high‑school setting.
Washington State’s new women’s soccer coach, Chris Citowicki, shares how his odyssey from Poland to Australia, South Africa and the U.S. shapes a philosophy built on belonging, high‑press play and deep community ties.
Washington State University has moved its visiting sideline to sit directly in front of the Cougar student section, flipping the home bench to the opposite side of Gesa Field. The change, championed by head coach Kirby Moore, aims to turn the student crowd into a tactical weapon for the upcoming home opener against Duquesne.
The two in-state programs will forgo a regular-season game this year, opting for an October exhibition in Seattle, as coaches reconsider the future of a historic rivalry.
Washington State University announced the hiring of Kimble Schuessler as an assistant baseball coach, unveiled its full volleyball slate, and confirmed a home‑and‑home series with Weber State for the men’s basketball team.
Washington State University announced the hiring of Kimble Schuessler, a former University of Texas player and coach, to lead the Cougars' outfield and hitting development in the 2027 season.
The Pac-12 will feature a standout player from each of its twelve schools in 2026, highlighting talent that could define the conference's football narrative.
From dynamic playmakers to steady anchors, the Pac‑12 showcases a diverse set of standout athletes poised to influence the 2026 season.
Vanderbilt's 2025 season delivered a historic ten‑win campaign and a Heisman runner‑up quarterback, but the departure of Diego Pavia poses a major challenge. Freshman Jared Curtis is poised to step in as the Commodores aim to sustain momentum into 2026.
After more than a century of competition, the University of Washington and Washington State University have decided to discontinue their men’s basketball series, citing a waning significance of the matchup.
The potential discontinuation of the UW and WSU men's basketball matchup reflects broader changes in college athletics, from transfer portal dynamics to name, image and likeness compensation, while honoring a century‑plus legacy.
Noah Riley, brother of Washington State basketball coach David Riley, has climbed from a Ravens research intern to a Giants quality‑control coach, leveraging a self‑published playbook and deep family ties to football.
An exploration of the University of Pittsburgh's brief but spectacular football resurgence in the 1970s and early 1980s, examining the on‑field triumphs, off‑field investments, and lasting legacy.
Central Kitsap senior Leo Bosh dazzled at the Battle at the Bay 7‑on‑7 tournament, leading his team to the semifinals and showcasing the versatility that could earn him Division I college offers.
Washington State ends a 301‑game streak with the Huskies, opting for an exhibition in Seattle as coaches debate the rivalry’s future and WSU hires fundraiser Tyler Mariucci.
Gabe Nesmith, a top‑30 national recruit, flips from the 2027 class to commit to Vanderbilt a year early, adding depth to a Commodores squad that returns Tyler Tanner and welcomes several high‑profile transfers. The move reshapes expectations for the SEC powerhouse.
Using EA Sports’ College Football 27, the Arizona Wildcats’ 2027 campaign was modeled from the first whistle to the final standings, revealing a 3‑1 start, mid‑season setbacks and a late‑season push that still fell short of bowl eligibility.
The Lewis‑Clark Cubs survived a 9‑8 thriller over the Nampa Braves, while college highlights shine across the region.
The Cougars announce new additions to their coaching roster, highlighting Motuga’s playing legacy and Lindgren’s analytics expertise, while longtime staff members prepare for another competitive season.
The upcoming Hall of Fame induction celebrates legendary figures and teams, while Washington State University welcomes a new swimming coach and acknowledges volleyball academic excellence.
Washington State University is moving its football sideline to the south side of the stadium, creating a stronger home‑field advantage, upgrading fan facilities and offering collectible turf pieces, while two swimmers prepare for international competition.
After a 13‑19 season, the Bulldogs are reshaping their lineup, retaining only guard Josh Hubbard and bolstering the squad with experienced transfers and fresh talent.
Coach Chris Jans is rebuilding Mississippi State’s basketball roster after a 13‑19 season, adding transfers, freshmen and an international player to boost scoring and size.