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 March 2011 Archives
Athletics Director Bill Moos covers a variety of topics including the NIT, the NCAA Women's Basketball Spokane Regional, the hiring of volleyball coach Jennifer Stinson Greeny, and the upcoming Spokane Week in his latest podcast conducted today. Listen in by visiting the podcast page.
For those of you who know Marcus Capers, you know he's quite the jokester. He shows off his jokester side here in this video he filmed Monday at NIT Media Day at the Marriott Marquis at New York's Times Square.
The Washington State men's basketball team is heading to New York to play in the National Invitation Tournament (NIT) semifinals at the infamous Madison Square Garden - a small change from the small town of Pullman, Wash. Below, Marcus Capers and Abe Lodwick speak about their future in this tournament.
Continue reading Cougs Headed to Big Apple Saturday.
The Cougars will move on to the NIT semifinals after a 69-66 overtime win against Northwestern at Friel Court, Wednesday. The Cougars had a chance to close the game out in regulation after Abe Lodwick was fouled with 0.2 seconds on the clock. Though he missed both shots, the Cougars rallied in overtime, outscoring the Wildcats 5-2, four of which came from Klay Thompson.
Continue reading WSU Survives Northwestern for a Trip to Madison Square Garden.
The Washington State men's basketball is now one of eight teams left standing in the NIT Tournament after a 74-64 win over Oklahoma State, Monday. The Cougars came out strong to open the game but the Cowboys surged back to take the lead midway through the first half. The Cougars responded well in front of their home crowd and led by at least six points throughout the entire second half.
Continue reading Cougars Advance With 74-64 Win Over Oklahoma State.
June Daugherty sat down with me today for a podcast to look back on the 2010-11 season and ahead to the 2011-12 campaign. In addition, with WSU hosting the 2011 NCAA Women's Basketball Spokane Regional this weekend, Coach Daugherty offers her recollections as head coach of the Washington Huskies at the 2001 NCAA West Regional, also hosted by WSU.
You can listen to the podcast HERE
Rather than have our usual postgame blog here at the Crimson ZZU, we're going to let head coach Ken Bone and junior guards Klay Thompson and Marcus Capers tell the story. Below are their postgame press conference interviews.
Continue reading Cougars Defeat 49ers in NIT.
The Cougs will make their second NIT appearance in three years, hosting the 49ers of Long Beach State, Wednesday, March 16 at 7 p.m. at Beasley Coliseum. WSU is 4-4 all-time in the NIT and has not lost a home NIT game.
Continue reading Cougs Make NIT; Host 49ers Wednesday.
On behalf of the WSU women's basketball coaches, student-athletes, and staff, thank you for your support during the 2010-11 season. Go Cougs!
Washington State fell in a 58-54 overtime thriller against UCLA in the Pac-10 finale, Saturday at Beasley Coliseum. The Cougars were up 32-19 at the half but saw their 13-point disappear by the halfway point in the second period Faisal Aden had a chance to hit the game winner at the end of regulation but the shot was off the mark and the teams headed to overtime where the Bruins outscored the Cougars 10-6. The loss seals a sixth seed in the conference tournament with a 9-9 record. The Cougars could tie for fifth in the conference if Washington beats USC at home, but USC wins the tiebreaker in that scenario.
Continue reading Cougars Drop Overtime Game Against UCLA 58-54.
The Washington State men's basketball team fought hard in what felt like a "must win" game against USC at Friel Court, Thursday. Both teams were looking to keep their NCAA Tournament hopes alive but the Cougars emerged victorious with an 85-77 win. WSU improved to 19-10 (9-8) while USC fell to 17-13 (9-8). The win clinches at least sixth place for the Cougars, which means they will not have to play in the opening round of the Pac-10 Tournament.
Continue reading Cougars Prove to be Too Much For Trojans at Home.
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