Broadcast
Broadcast at Wazzu is a file of 3 stories. The newest of them: “Cougs host Fresno State in the pool for a midweek battle”, “Cougs host Davidson for a hoops matinee; second half live on the stream”, and “Cougs get their tip times for Pac-12 women's hoops slate”. The Cougs are back in the water for a midweek scrap with Fresno State, and if the last few meets are any indication, the pool might need a little extra chlorine after this one. The unofficial read for people who left Pullman and stayed Cougs. The list below is every Broadcast story on Wazzu, newest first.
Cougs host Fresno State in the pool for a midweek battle
The Cougs are back in the water for a midweek scrap with Fresno State, and if the last few meets are any indication, the pool might need a little extra chlorine after this one. Washington State hosts the Bulldogs in what should be a fast, loud, and probably a little salty battle on a Tuesday, because why save the good stuff for the weekend? This is the kind of meet that separates the grind from the glory, and our swimmers have been showing up with something to prove. If you missed the last time these two tangled, go find the piece we called "Cougs Left Fresno in the Dust and the Record Book." That one tells you everything you need to know about how this team handles business when the Bulldogs come to town. Tonight is a chance to stack another win, keep the momentum rolling, and remind everyone that Pullman produces more than just wheat and wind. The times are dropping. The energy is real. And the Cougs are ready to swim through whatever Fresno throws at them. Go Cougs.
Cougs host Davidson for a hoops matinee; second half live on the stream
Davidson comes to Beasley on a Saturday afternoon for a matinee that tips off at 2 p.m. PT. If you can't make it to Pullman, the second half is streaming live, so you can watch from wherever you landed after you left. That's the real Coug move. This is exactly the kind of non-conference game that tells you something about where this team is. Davidson is disciplined. They run their stuff. They don't beat themselves. If the Cougs come out flat after that California win, it'll show. If they handle business, that says something too. Want the full breakdown on what Riley is seeing from the bench? Our story "WSU hoops coach Riley breaks down the Davidson game and two key Coug players" gets into the matchups and the guys he's counting on. Worth a read before you settle in for the stream. And yeah, we know the rowing team just wrapped a strong fall at Head of the Lake. That's the kind of depth this place has. Hoops, oars, whatever. Cougs show up. Go Cougs.
Cougs get their tip times for Pac-12 women's hoops slate
Tip times are out. That means we can finally start planning our February weekends around the Beasley Coliseum instead of pretending we'll get anything done on a Saturday afternoon. The Pac-12 women's hoops slate is here, and the Cougs have actual times to circle. No more guessing. No more refreshing the conference site like it's a job. We know when to show up. The schedule itself is what it is. Conference play is always a grind, and the Pac-12 is not going to hand anyone an easy path. But there's something about having the tip times locked in that makes it real. You can look at a Tuesday night in January and know exactly where you'll be. That's the stuff. That's the rhythm of a season. And sure, we've been through a lot lately. The Beavers and Cougs made their rivalry official, which still feels like the right kind of weird. There's also been plenty of talk about the new Pac-12 and who's rising while others slide. That's all fair. But for now, this is about the women's team and the road ahead. They've got a slate. We've got a calendar. The rest will sort itself out on the court. So mark the dates. Set the reminders. Grab the crew. Cougar basketball is coming back, and we know exactly when to be there. Go Cougs.