Continuing to improve running the football and slowing down a solid Toledo rushing attack, Washington State jumped back in the win column in convincing fashion. What does it mean for the program with four games left to play and a bowl bid still in sight?

Going into their second season as part of the West Coast Conference, Washington State hopes to improve in both men’s and women’s basketball.

Coming back home for the first time in a month, Washington State hopes to get back on track pursuing a bowl game against an upset-minded Toledo squad.

Despite playing well, the Cougars have lost their past two games on the road as underdogs and need to get back on track starting with a home date against the Toledo Rockets if they intend to play in a bowl game.

Bringing the fight to a ranked team on the road for a second straight week, the Cougars looked primed for an upset in Charlottesville. But it wasn’t meant to be again due to a fourth quarter meltdown.

After coming up just short in Oxford following a valiant effort versus Ole Miss, Washington State has sights on another upset bid traveling cross country to Charlottesville.

After coming up just short of a massive upset against Ole Miss, Washington State will have another shot to go cross country and beat a top-25 team in Virginia, an unexpected contender in the wide open ACC.

After three games, the Cougars made a switch under center, going back to Zevi Eckhaus as their quarterback. How have Washington State’s two signal callers performed in three starts apiece?

For four quarters, while moral victories do not exist, the Cougars gave the fourth-ranked Rebels everything they could handle, a positive development for Jimmy Rogers’ program.

Coming off their first bye week, the Cougars won’t get to ease back into action as they head to Oxford as heavy underdogs to face a top-five Rebels squad. What must happen for Washington State to have a shot at pulling a monumental upset?

Fresh off of a bye week, the Cougars won’t have an easy task making a long road trip to Oxford to square off with a fourth-ranked Rebels squad seeking a spot in the College Football Playoff.

Looking to improve on an 8-10 WCC record from a year ago, who will the Cougars be counting on to contribute in 2025-26?

Between an early change at quarterback, a mostly non-existent run game, and a surprisingly solid defense, the Cougars have been on a wild ride going 3-2 in the first five games of the Jimmy Rogers era.

Following the loss of Kyle Williams and several other receivers off last year’s squad, the Cougars have leaned more on their running backs and tight ends thus far through five games.

Backed by a stellar defensive performance without any turnovers by a balanced offense, the Cougars returned to winning form in Fort Collins, finding a formula that should play well deep into the season.

Losing their previous two games in blowout fashion, Washington State hopes to get back in the win column with a road trip to Fort Collins to face Colorado State.

Reeling after back-to-back blowout losses, Washington State hopes to get back in the win column and climb back above .500 with a trip to Fort Collins coming up in Week 5.

For three quarters, the Cougars gave the Huskies all they could handle on their home turf. But recurring problems along the offensive line and on defense ultimately doomed them down the stretch in another blowout loss.

Seeking a second straight Apple Cup win, the Cougars have a major question mark under center as they gear up to host the Huskies. Who stands out as the best option to turn to under center?

The Huskies will hit the road to spar with the Cougars in the 117th installment of the Apple Cup. How will Washington perform coming off a bye and will Washington State turn to a different quarterback with hopes of pulling the upset in the latest rivalry matchup?