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In his latest podcast, Director of Athletics Bill Moos discusses a full schedule of Cougar Athletic events on the WSU campus this weekend with home competitions for women's basketball, baseball and tennis. In addition, Moos gives an update on the Football Operations Building (image below from the webcam), wraps up the Cougar Athletic Fund's Night With Cougar Football events, and shares his thoughts on men's golf student-athlete Michael Anderson's win at the Snowman Getaway and cross-country student-athlete Todd Wakefield national academic honor .
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Washington State Athletics embarked on a four-city tour during February to give Cougar fans the opportunity to spend "A Night with Cougar Football." Hear from past Cougar players in this video from the "A Night with Cougar Football" event in Seattle.
Cougar football legends Duke Washington (L) and Alex Brink (R) visit with the Apple Cup during the Cougar Athletic Fund Night With Cougar Football event in Seattle, Friday, Feb. 22.
Washington, a member of the Athletics Hall of Fame, was running back for the Cougars from 1951-54 and Brink quarterbacked WSU from 2004-07. Though their careers span a half century apart, the two have something in common: defeating Washington three times. Washington's Cougar Football team defeated the Huskies in 1951, 1953, and 1954 and Brink was on the team that defeated Washington in 2004, 2005, and 2007, becoming the first quarterback in Cougar Football history to defeat the Huskies three times. When the Cougars visited Texas in October, 1954, Washington became the first African-American to play at Memorial Stadium in Austin. The historic game and the story surrounding it is recounted in this Washington State Magazine feature from Fall 2009. Brink and Washington are among the numerous student-athletes at Washington State who have earned the prestigious the prestigious Gray "W." For more information on the Gray "W" Varsity Club click HERE.
In his latest podcast Director of Athletics Bill Moos discusses this week's athletic events, including baseball's first homestand and track & field's MPSF Indoor Championships in Seattle, and the message he delivers to attendees of the Cougar Athletic Fund's Night With Cougar Football events.
Listen to the interview HERE.
In his latest podcast, Director of Athletics Bill Moos congratulates the 2012 All-Pac-12 Academic student-athletes who were honored at Wednesday's basketball game (pictured below). In addition, Moos gives a Football Operations Building update, and discusses the Night With Cougar Football events and this week's Cougar Athletics competitions. Finally, with it being Valentine's Day, Moos shares what we loves about being a Washington State Cougar.
Listen to the interview HERE or on iTunes HERE
In this image from The Cougar Football Project webcam , the west end scoreboard is in the process of being removed to make way for the Football Operations Building. In his latest podcast, Director of Athletics Bill Moos discusses National Signing Day, the Cougar Athletic Fund's Night With Cougar Football events , this weekend's schedule of Cougar Athletic events, and gives an update on the Football Operations Building construction.
Listen to the interview HERE or on iTunes HERE
Last week, the demolition of the Hollingbery Annex began as part of the Football Operations Building construction. View photos of the demolition HERE. A plaza will be created in the Annex's place (a rendering of the plaza can be viewed in the gallery.)
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