Montero tops among catching prospects

Montero tops among catching prospects

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M. Basketball. POSTGAME NOTES: Washington State vs Stanford

Washington State Notes:

  • Faisal Aden scored a career-high 33 points...his previous career high was 28 done last year at Fresno State...it marks his third 20-point game of the season and the ninth of his career and the first 30-point game of his career.
  • Aden is the first Cougar not named Klay Thompson to reach the 30-point plateau since Taylor Rochestie scored 33 against UCLA, Feb. 21, 2009.
  • Aden made a career-high 13 free throws while attempting 13...was perfect from the line.
  • Brock Motum reached double figures for the 16th time in 18 games this season....he finished with 16 points and led the team with six rebounds.
  • Cougars shot a season-best .931 from the free throw line (27-for-29)...previous best was .792 (19-for-24) against Oregon State...the last time WSU shot above .900 was Jan. 16, 2011 at California (12-for-13).
  • WSU defeated the first-place Cardinal (now 15-4, 5-2 in Pac-12)...snapped its three-game losing streak and Stanford's three-game winning streak.
  • The Cougars scored 81 points, tying for their third-most this season and ties the most in conference play this season.
  • WSU came back after trailing by as many as 13 points in the second half (at the 16:56 mark).
  • Tonight's game marked the first in Pullman for the Cougars since Dec. 18, 2011.
  • Washington State will host California Saturday at 3:05 p.m. at Beasley Coliseum in Pullman.
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    M. Basketball. POSTGAME QUOTES: Washington State vs Stanford

    Washington State Head Coach Ken Bone

    On his team's performance...
    "Really proud, really proud of these guys. It was tough getting beaten by our rival Washington in a game where we played well and they took it to us at the end. Then we come back home and we're sitting at 1-4 in the league and we have the two top teams coming in in Stanford and Cal. It's just hard knowing what's ahead when you haven't been winning. There is a chance to feel like you're not confident enough to beat teams. But I thought our guys stepped on the floor tonight and competed really hard and when push came to shove in the final 15 minutes they really competed."

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    W. Basketball. Huskies Run Out Of Steam In Second Half At Cal

    Despite the return of Regina Rogers to the starting lineup, the Huskies (10-6, 2-4) dropped a 71-47 decision at Haas Pavilion on Thursday night.

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    M. Basketball. Cougars Hold On to Defeat Stanford, 81-69

    Faisal Aden scored 33 points and Washington State beat Stanford 81-69 Thursday night.

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    W. Tennis. Weather Cancels Women’s Tennis Home Opener

    Weather conditions have forced the Husky women's tennis team to cancel its home opener, scheduled for Friday afternoon against Sacramento State at the Nordstrom Tennis Center.

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    W. Basketball. Cougars downed by Stanford, 75-41

    No. 4 Stanford shook off a sluggish start to beat Washington State 75-41 on Thursday night.

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    M. Basketball. Ross Again Rallies UW, But In 69-66 Loss To Cal

    Terrence Ross scores 13 of his 15 points after halftime to get the Huskies back from 13 down, but Darnell Gant's three falls short as the Huskies lose a chance for Pac-12 lead.

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    W. Tennis. Cougars Top Lewis-Clark State and Idaho

    The Washington State University women's tennis team opened the dual match season by defeating Lewis-Clark State and Idaho in a double-header at the Simmelink Courts at Hollingbery Fieldhouse, Thursday.

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    Happy About The 49?ers?

    Why We Should … [visit site to read more]

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    W. Basketball. LIVE COVERAGE: Women’s Basketball At Cal

    Join GoHuskies LIVE to follow Washington women's basketball as the Huskies take on the Golden Bears in Berkeley, Calif.

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    M. Tennis. Kamisar Coming Into His Own

    It's amazing the power of belief and encouragement. One person sees potential in you, and suddenly you are conquering the world---or in the case of Nicholas Kamisar, the court.

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    Robinson added to NFC Pro Bowl Roster

    Michael Robinson replaces John Kuhn who is unable to participate due to injury.

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    W. Swimming. Cougar Swimming Heads to the Emerald City

    The Washington State swim team will travel to the Emerald City to compete in a dual meet against Seattle.

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    Robinson to Pro Bowl

    Michael Robinson was added to the NFC Pro Bowl squad today because Packers fullback John Kuhn pulled out of the all-star game after suffering a knee injury Sunday in Green Bay’s playoff loss to the Giants.

    Robinson was the first alternate behind Kuhn in voting by players and coaches in the conference, as well as fans. This will be Robinson’s first Pro Bowl appearance.

    The Pro Bowl will be played Jan. 29 at Aloha Stadium in Honolulu.

    Free safety Earl Thomas was voted a starter on the NFC team.


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