Plus Cougars quarterbacks John Mateer and Zevi Eckhaus begin their battle for the starter’s job.
WSU’s fall camp began Wednesday with the Cougars entering uncharted territory.
Leach helped the Cougars to 55 wins in eight seasons and six bowl games.
McCoy had been acting as interim athletic director since Pat Chun left for UW in March.
Plus how locals fared in tennis and softball. Baseball begins Thursday.
Men’s gymnastics, 2014 women’s soccer team headline this year’s class.
John Mateer appears to be the quarterback, but there’s lots of competition at running back.
Riley makes the short move to Pullman to replace Kyle Smith, who departed for Stanford.
The Cougars have their sights on Matt Logie to replace men’s basketball coach Kyle Smith.
Danny Sprinkle spoke about his connection to the school during his introductory press conference Wednesday.
UW quickly targeted its in-state rival’s athletic director after Troy Dannen’s sudden departure.
Danny Sprinkle is coming off an NCAA Tournament run with Utah State and previously coached at Montana State.
Kyle Smith exits after winning Pac-12 Coach of the Year and leading the Cougars to the NCAA Tournament.
Isaac Jones had no college offers after high school. Five years later, he’s helping the Cougars to a historic season.
Dannen leaves Seattle less than six months after taking over as the school’s athletic director. He’s taking the same job with Nebraska.
Plus, three college athletes with local ties earn weekly awards, including a Monroe High School grad who’s on a softball tear.
The departing Huskies coach had highs early, but the good times didn’t last long.
