While turnovers resulted in several missed opportunities to truly turn the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl into a blowout, the Cougars had more than enough firepower through the air and on the ground to secure a winning 2025 season.

A late surge by the Roadrunners put the Redhawks’ win streak on the line, but aggressive driving to the basket and a boatload of free throws carried Chris Victor’s squad to a big road victory heading into WCC play.

The Seattle Mariners got a platoon righty in Rob Refsnyder on Monday, but will he finally be the answer against lefties that many others couldn’t provide? Perhaps more importantly, will the Mariners continue to build their offense over the winter?

Holding the best record in the NFC, the Seahawks need to only worry about themselves over the final two weeks to earn the No. 1 seed. But there’s a pathway to locking up a first round bye next weekend that would make a looming rematch with the 49ers irrelevant.

Gonzaga has had some undefeated non-conference slates in past, but the Bulldogs’ 12-1 record before WCC play this season has been their most impressive, at least to Mark Few. Beating Oregon on an NBA floor, who contributed to their fifth straight victory?

Erasing a 16-point deficit to force overtime and eventually win on a gusty two-point conversion call, the Seahawks had no shortage of stars who shined in one of the biggest regular season wins in franchise history. Who stood out under the lights in a TNF classic against the Rams?

The Seattle Storm reportedly hired Maine Celtics general manager Jarell Christian as an assistant coach. Here’s a look at his experience in the NBA and college ranks on his way to landing with the Storm.

Looking to turn the corner after a slow start, while the Mercer Bears fought them to the finish, the Cougars appear to be trending in the right direction with two straight wins heading into WCC play next week.

Following their 10th loss in the past 11 games on Thursday, the Kraken decided to shake things up by dealing their biggest offseason acquisition to the Blue Jackets for a pair of future draft choices. What does the decision indicate about Seattle’s future plans?

No matter what happens this weekend, the Seahawks will hold the No. 1 seed in the NFC with two weeks left to play. But a couple of games coming up over the next three days could have domino effects on how things play out in the standings down the line.

The Washington Huskies lost 70-66 to Seattle U on Friday night in the annual Battle For Seattle basketball game. What went wrong for the Huskies as they lost for the second year in a row to the Redhawks?

With neither team shooting well from the outside at Climate Pledge Arena, the Redhawks outperformed the favored Huskies driving the ball to the paint in the second half, making more plays down the stretch to beat their city rivals for a second straight year.

There were no easy shots given by Gonzaga women’s basketball in its win over Missouri State, as the Bulldogs hounded the Lady Bears in nearly every phase for a comfortable win. What were the takeaways as the Zags moved to 3-0 on the road?

Backs against the wall and on the wrong side of a 30-7 scoring run by the Rams, the Seahawks had every reason to fold on Thursday night. But impressive distribution to all of their playmakers down the stretch paved the way for a historic comeback to clinch a playoff spot.

At the time of the trade in October, some wondered if the Seahawks gave up to much to acquire Rashid Shaheed in the midst of the final year of his rookie contract. But after making history in Thursday’s comeback win, that price screams bargain for John Schneider.

Paul Rothrock came to a surprise re-signing in Seattle on Tuesday, but that’s not all from the Brougham End for the week. What else is Sounders GM Craig Waibel doing for roster construction as December rolls on?

For nearly 50 minutes, the Seahawks looked dead in the water, trailing by 16 with the offense floundering under the lights. But a special teams touchdown and Sam Darnold’s resiliency ignited an improbable comeback to vault into first place in the NFC West.

For the first time in a month, the Seahawks got off to a quick start on offense. But they couldn’t sustain that momentum over the next 20 minutes, entering the break trailing the Rams by six.

In a matter of days, the Washington Huskies have seen several quality players enter the transfer portal, including receiver Raiden Vines-Bright and running back Adam Mohammad. Emerald City Spectrum reporter Aaron Coe examines the potential departure of Vines-Bright, Mohammad, and others while also breaking down why the sky isn't falling - at least yet - and Husky fans should stay patient to see how the transfer portal process plays out.

With both teams missing a key starter on offense, the Seahawks and Rams will each have to make adjustments accordingly in what likely will be a defensive slugfest in inclement weather conditions. Which matchups will determine who holds the No. 1 seed by Friday?