Jerone Morton, one of the many new additions for the Cougars out of the transfer portal, will look to help improve a defense that struggled mightily last year.

While the WCC schedule remains unannounced, the Cougars have several intriguing non-conference battles looming in 2025-26. Who will Washington State face before opening conference play?

Emmanuel Ugbo will be aiming to expand his offensive game after transferring to Washington State from soon-to-be conference foe Boise State.

Gradually improving in his first year in Pullman, the Cougars hope to see another leap forward from ND Okafor to provide a more reliable scoring presence with size and length in the front court.

Making the leap from playing for Iceland’s national team to the Palouse, Thomas Thrastarson flashed as a freshman for Washington State. What’s next in his development for the Cougars?

Putting a bow on their 2025 roster, the Washington State Cougars added an experienced guard to their backcourt.

For a third straight season, a Washington State Cougars standout heard his name called in the NBA Draft, this time with Cedric Coward matching the highest selected player in program history.

Washington State and the rest of the new-look Pac 12 will be beneficiaries of a television deal with CBS. What does the new contract mean for the Cougars?

Proving himself as a knockdown shooter for the Cougars last season after overcoming injuries, Rihards Vavers hopes to take on a more significant role as one of the few returning players from last year’s squad.

One of the only returners from last season’s team, Parker Gerrits will look to expand his role in his third year at Washington State.