Here's a selection of links to Cougar and related
headlines for Friday, February 7:
SPOKANE
SPOKESMAN-REVIEW
Cougars
pay for their many mistakes
Washington State, the worst shooting men's
basketball team in the Pacific-10 Conference, fixed that glaring weakness
against Arizona State.
Young
pitchers shoulder burden of WSU's hopes
Washington State is trying to join the Pac-10
arms race. No, not the one concerning athletic facilities across the conference.
The one centered on actual right and left appendages of the conference's
baseball pitchers.
SEATTLE
POST-INTELLIGENCER
Pac-10
Roundup: Sun Devils scorch Cougars
PULLMAN, Wash. -- Basketball
coaches Rob Evans and Paul Graham are close friends, but the scores of Arizona
State's games against Washington State would strain any friendship.
SEATTLE
TIMES
WSU wants rule black and white
In all the excitement of signing day, we
forgot to post a link to Blaine Newnham's column from yesterday: "He was
the unspoken member of the recruiting class, the quarterback the Huskies didn't
sign but are pleased to have. Later this week, Washington State will file an
official protest."
WSU
SPORTS INFORMATION OFFICE
Cougars
Can't Overcome ASU's Hot Shooting
Arizona State
freshman forward Ike Diogu scored 26 points Thursday night as the Sun Devils
beat Washington State 87-54. Diogu added 10 rebounds and Tommy Smith scored 17
points for Arizona State (14-7, 6-4 Pac-10). Chris Schlatter led Washington
State (5-14, 0-10) with 14 points. The Cougars have lost 10 consecutive games,
17 Pac-10 games in a row and 29 of their past 30 Pac-10 games.