WSU rewind: Cougars’ loss to New Mexico puts their defense under the microscope
One of the strongest indictments of Washington State’s defense on Saturday night, in a 38-35 loss to New Mexico, came from the mouth of veteran linebacker Kyle Thornton. After the game, after the Cougars surrendered a game-winning touchdown rush to UNM dual-threat quarterback Devon Dampier,
The Lobos pull off the stunner with a late rally to knock off No. 19-ranked Washington State to keep their bowl hopes alive.
Things started out so well for WSU. The Cougars raced to a 21-7 lead behind three touchdowns by Mateer: A 28-yard pass to ...
Quarterback Devon Dampier rushed for a 1-yard touchdown with 21 seconds left Saturday night and New Mexico rallied from a ...
For the first time since 2003, the New Mexico Lobos football team has a victory against a ranked opponent. The Lobos outscored 18/19-Washington State 24-7 in the second half on their way to a 38-35 ...
Jake Dickert's #18 Washington State Cougars fell on the road Saturday night, dropping a 38-35 result to Bronco Mendenhall's ...
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