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WSU Hoops Weekend: Both teams fall just short in early season tests

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Ashley Davis Both teams held leads in the late stages but couldn’t finish. Over the weekend, both WSU’s men’s and women’s basketball teams hit the road to play a pair of power conference opponents. The men flew out to Moline, Illinois, to face off with the Iowa Hawkeyes as part of the John Deere Quad City Hoops Showdown on Friday. WSU raced out to a lead as big as nine … [Read more...] about WSU Hoops Weekend: Both teams fall just short in early season tests

Gonzaga vs. San Diego State Preview

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James Snook-Imagn Images Gonzaga could find itself mired in an ugly slug-fest at Viejas Arena, it’ll come down to physicality and tempo if the Zags want to come away with a win against their future conference rival. Battle at Viejas: Gonzaga Faces Tough Test Against San Diego State It’s early in the season, but Gonzaga basketball is already heading into one of its … [Read more...] about Gonzaga vs. San Diego State Preview

Gonzaga Women Bounce Back Against the Pokes

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the team returns to .500 and lays down some building blocks After two rough matches against former Pac-12 schools Stanford and California, the Women bounced back against visiting Wyoming yesterday with their 62-51 victory. Gonzaga was celebrating Native American heritage at the Nike N7 game and featured their unique turquoise uniforms, which I personally really like and … [Read more...] about Gonzaga Women Bounce Back Against the Pokes

No. 18 WSU’s second half woes lead to embarrassing 38-35 loss to New Mexico

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Photo by Sam Wasson/Getty Images WSU’s big dreams were laid to rest in New Mexico. No. 18 Washington State’s dreams of sneaking into the College Football Playoff were dashed after an embarrassing loss to the New Mexico Lobos, 38-35. WSU (8-2) looked like the better team for the majority of the first half. The Cougars raced out to a 28-14 lead through the first 30 … [Read more...] about No. 18 WSU’s second half woes lead to embarrassing 38-35 loss to New Mexico