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ESPN.com Pac-12 Blog: Leach's return to Provo

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Thursday night, Coach Mike Leach returns to his alma mater, BYU, to kickoff WSU's football season. 

But Leach is going home for business, not pleasure, Kevin Gemmell from ESPN.com's Pac-12 Blog writes.

Read the full story here.



Post-Practice Interviews Aug. 27

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Defensive Coordinator Mike Breske Post-Practice: CLICK HERE

Seattle Times: WSU WRs Wilson, Marks turning heads

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Just as Wilson's considerable receiving talents seem about to be unrecognized no longer,a freshman split end on the other side has been turning heads.

Seattle Times reporter Bud Withers tells the story of Wilson and freshman sensation Gabe Marks. 

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Mike Breske Post-Practice - Aug. 23

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Cougars in Australia Blog - Ken Bone

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Bone-Woolridge-Blog.jpg The Cougars were in Australia for nearly two weeks, Aug. 3-16, for an international tour which included four cities (Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane/Gold Coast and Cairns) and five games (WSU went 2-3). Each day a different Coug blogged about his day, and today for our final blog, head coach Ken Bone shares his thoughts about the trip.

From a player's standpoint, the trip to Australia was an outstanding opportunity for them to experience another country. What made it extra special was that these guys have three teammates: James (Hunter), Brock (Motum), and Dexter (Kernich-Drew), who are from that country. And so I think it naturally helps them connect with those guys better, just having a good understanding of their background and where they're from, and a real appreciation of Australia and that country. There were numerous places to see whether it was the Opera House (Sydney) or the Great Barrier Reef (Cairns)...cool places like the zoo...and I think the guys really enjoyed those excursions that we took on, along with the games. I think the games were an experience in themselves as we played in small arenas, but most of the time great crowds with a lot of enthusiasm and I felt like the players enjoyed those atmospheres. Even though they were small crowds, they were fun games.

CBS Sports: WSU transfer has rock and roll roots

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The sights Washington State men's basketball sophomore James Hunter will see over the course of his career in Pullman could very well pale in comparison to his childhood.

Matt Norlander from CBS Sports tells the tale of James Hunter's parents being music sensations in Australia. His dad - bassist for the rock group Dragon, and his mom in a punk band.

To read the full story, click here.


Coach Leach Post-Practice Aug. 20

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Coach Joe Salave'a Post-Practice Aug. 19

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Cougars in Australia - Royce Woolridge

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The Cougars were in Australia for a two-week tour which included four cities and
five games. Each day a different Coug has blogged about his day. Our 12th one
comes from redshirt sophomore Royce Woolridge, a 6-3 guard from Phoenix, Ariz.

The trip to Australia was a great experience. It was really good to see the different culture and lifestyles and see how Dexter and Brock live. I got to see so many different things while I was over there, including one of the Seven Wonders of the World, The Great Barrier Reef - where I got to see the turtles from Finding Nemo. The Sydney Opera house was dope too.

After visiting the Cairns Tropical Zoo, koalas have become my favorite animal, I love
koalas. The kangaroos were cool, but koalas are my thing. I want to give a
shout out to all the koalas and my teammate M-Laddy (Mike Ladd, sitting nearby).

It was great to get back on the court and play competitively for the first time in nearly two years, and our first time as a team. The team really bonded on the trip, which was nice with all the freshmen and newcomers. We really got to see how we work together and develop a team identity. We got a little bit of a feel for how we're going to play this year, which is a little faster, so it was nice to try that out. I did discover on this trip that Brock might be one of the nicest (meaning best) white boys I've ever seen play.

Overall I had a lot of fun. I'm glad I got to experience the trip with my friends, my
teammates. I'm really glad I got to go to Australia, but I'm very glad to be
home where I can afford things, like food.

Go Cougs!
Royce Woolridge

Dolph Lundgren uncovered: WSU alum, genius

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Action movie superstar Dolph Lundgren has many alter egos: Ivan Drago, He-Man, Gunnar Jensen.

But what about Hans Lundgren? 

Craig Hill from "The News Tribune" in Tacoma did some digging and found the proof that Hans "Dolph" Lundgren is indeed a 1976 WSU chemistry grad and former member of the Cougar Marching Band.

To read the story, click here.

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Dolph Lundgren - Once a Coug, Always a Coug!



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