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In his latest podcast, Director of Athletics Bill Moos discusses the demolition of the Hollingbery Annex (see picture below, which was taken today) as part of the Football Operations construction, next week's National Signing Day and Night With Cougar Football events, and last week's Special Olympics basketball tournamenton the WSU campus.
Listen to the podcast HERE or on iTunes.
Over 500 Special Olympics Athletes participated in the day long event. More than 300 volunteers, including 150+ WSU student-athletes representing all Cougar sports, helped coach, officiate, keep score and cheer on the athletes.
Check out a photo album on our Facebook page HERE.
Work continues on the demolition of the Hollingbery Annex.The below picture was taken Tuesday morning. For photos of what's happening follow The Cougar Football Project on Twitter
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For an FAQ on the Football Operations Building, including renderings, visit WSUCougars.com.
WSU students walk on the Rogers Field pedestrian walkway, Friday. With construction of the Football Operations Building beginning, information about the project can be found in this FAQ at WSUCougars.com, including a campus pedestrian access map to assist the campus community in navigating safely around the project during construction.
A live webcam of the project can be accessed HERE. Go Cougs!
In a wide-ranging interview, Director of Athletics Bill Moos discusses Cougar football, including the recently announced 2013 schedule and the upcoming Night With Cougar Football events (picture from last year's event at Northern Quest Resort & Casino is below; the Football Operations Building construction, and a busy weekend of Cougar Athletics events with men basketball, women's basketball, and tennis in competition on the WSU campus.
Listen to the podcast HERE or on iTunes.
In his first podcast of 2013, Director of Athletics Bill Moos reflects back on 2012 and looks ahead to 2013. In addition, Moos discusses the upcoming Cougar Athletic Fund Night With Cougar Football events and shares his thoughts on the Seattle Seahawks playoff run.
Listen to the podcast HERE or on iTunes.
In his latest podcast, Director of Athletics Bill Moos discusses tonight's men's basketball game vs. Jackson State and Saturday's women's basketball showdown vs. No. 20 Ohio State at Beasley Coliseum, and looks ahead to the holiday competition schedule for both programs.
Additionally, Moos talks about the community service efforts by WSU student-athletes during the fall semester culminated by Butch's Bash, Dec. 6 at the Hollingbery Fieldhouse on the WSU campus (see below video). Over 200 student-athletes volunteered for the community holiday event, which collected over 1,000 pounds of canned food products for Palouse Cares. In all, WSU student-athletes contributed over 1,600 hours of community service to the greater Pullman community during the fall semester. "It is part of what we're about here in Cougar Athletics," said Moos. "It illustrates the full experience students have not just in the field of competition, not just in the classroom, but also as role models and ambassadors for Washington State."
Carlos Daniel's journey to his current position, strength and conditioning coach for the New Orleans Hornets, is unlike most others in his profession in that the majority of his involvement in the game of basketball has been on the other side of the bench - as a player.
As a senior at Washington State, Daniel was the only player to average a double-double in the Pac-10 (16.1 points and 10.1 rebounds) leading to All Pac-10 honors in addition to his second selection to the Pac-10's All-Academic First Team. Calder Hynes of Hornets.com writes about Daniel's path from WSU to now. Read the rest of his story here.
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