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Four Cougs chasing the ball on pro soccer pitches this fall
Four Cougs chasing the ball on pro soccer pitches this fall. That is a good sentence to read. It means our people are out there, still playing, still grinding, still representing the flag on fields far from the Palouse. We have tracked this before, last time we checked in, it was three Cougs finding grass that wasn't from Pullman. Now it is four. That is growth. That is a pipeline you can believe in, even if the NFL draft board never notices.
We are not going to pretend we follow every minute of every match. But we do follow the names. And when a Coug steps onto a professional pitch, it matters. It matters because they earned it in that wind, on that turf, in front of crowds that sometimes numbered in the hundreds. You do not forget that. You do not fake that.
If you want the full rundown on who is where and how they got there, we have you covered. And if you are the type who likes to pair your soccer coverage with a proper Pullman homecoming, go read "How Wazzu Alumni Turn a Pullman Return Into a Proper Tailgate." It fits. Because watching Cougs play is good. Watching them play while you crack a cold one in the town that made them? That is better.
Go Cougs.
