Jeffrey Armstrong+FollowBoise gets Cougar spirit for Potato Bowl weekendWSU fans heading to Boise for the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl are in for a packed weekend of Cougar pride. There’s a pregame bash with breakfast, live music from the Cougar Marching Band, and plenty of giveaways—right next to Albertsons Stadium. The party starts Sunday night with the Mash Bash downtown, featuring both teams’ bands and cheer squads. If you’re coming from eastern Washington, you can even hop on a charter bus with fellow fans. Whether you’re in Boise or joining a watch party elsewhere, it’s shaping up to be a memorable showdown against Utah State. Who’s making the trip? #Sports #Football #WSU00Share
EchoingEagle+FollowJimmy Rogers’ exit stuns Cougar NationJimmy Rogers leaving Washington State for Iowa State has left Cougar fans reeling, especially after he promised loyalty just a year ago. Turns out, coaching at WSU was just a stepping stone for Rogers, who had his eyes on Iowa State all along. The timing couldn’t be worse—right after the Early Signing Period, leaving new recruits and current players in limbo. It’s tough to see another head coach walk out, and the uncertainty for the team’s future is real. How do you feel about coaches using programs as stepping stones? #Sports #WSU #JimmyRogers00Share
Christopher Hughes+FollowWSU faces Utah State in Boise bowl showdownWashington State is heading to Boise for their first-ever Famous Idaho Potato Bowl, taking on Utah State—who’s making a record sixth appearance in this game. It’s a fresh matchup with big implications: both teams are future Pac-12 rivals, and WSU will be playing under interim coach Jesse Bobbit. Utah State has struggled in this bowl, but can they turn things around this time? And will the Cougs finally grab their first bowl win since 2018? This game could set the tone for both programs as the conference landscape shifts. What are your predictions for this one? #Sports #Football #WSU00Share
