Greg Woods
Washington State Beat Writer at The Spokesman-Review
Washington State beat writer at the @SpokesmanReview. K-State grad. Be kind.
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1 day ago |
spokesman.com | Greg Woods
PULLMAN — Washington State is keeping the good times rolling on the recruiting trail. On Tuesday, the Cougars landed a commitment from class of 2026 safety Matthew McClain, who announced his decision on social media. A Dallas-area native, McClain’s pledge amounts to a meaningful victory for WSU coaches, who held off Oklahoma State for McClain’s services.
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1 day ago |
bellinghamherald.com | Greg Woods
PULLMAN - Washington State has landed the first linebacker in its class of 2026. The Cougars earned a commitment from San Diego native Josh Faraimo, who announced his decision on Monday evening, giving his new club their first linebacker in the class. Faraimo makes the 14th member of the class, including the seventh in the last week.
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2 days ago |
spokesman.com | Greg Woods
PULLMAN — Washington State has landed the first linebacker in its class of 2026. The Cougars earned a commitment from San Diego native Josh Faraimo, who announced his decision on Monday evening, giving his new club their first linebacker in the class. Faraimo makes the 14th member of the class, including the seventh in the last week.
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2 days ago |
spokesman.com | Greg Woods
PULLMAN — Washington State is downsizing its track and field program in a serious way. The Cougars are eliminating field events (jumps and throws) entirely and limiting sprints and hurdles in the future, according to a Monday release, wiping out entire sections of the program, effective immediately. The move impacts 30 athletes, 15 men’s and 15 women’s, whose events will no longer be supported at WSU.
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3 days ago |
spokesman.com | Greg Woods
PULLMAN — Washington State’s class of 2026 has officially reached double figures. The Cougars’ 10th member is edge rusher Jacob Lopez-Veasey, whose commitment was announced Sunday by his father, Alfio, on social media. Listed at 6-foot-4 and 240 pounds, Lopez-Veasey took his official visit to WSU this weekend and capped it off with a pledge.
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RT @RossDellenger: All eight members of the new Pac-12 have signed their Grant of Rights and membership agreements, a conference spokespers…
Quick story on the House settlement approval's impact at WSU. Trying to get in touch with AD Anne McCoy for more insight soon. https://t.co/iZCZyWLx1A
The official cap is $20.5M -- the biggest spenders will easily exceed that via loophole booster payments -- so $4.5M would be a fraction of that. But within the context of the new Pac-12, WSU's figure should be competitive
@GregWWoods Greg Is that amount alot comparitiviley😊 unfamiliar with all of this stuff is it good for us #goCougs
