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W. Crew. Rowing Announces 2010 Recruiting Class

The Washington State University women's rowing program has signed six recruits to National Letters of Intent to compete for the Cougars beginning in the fall of the 2010, head coach Jane LaRiviere announced Friday.

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Baseball. Cougars Host USC at Bailey-Brayton Field

The Washington State University baseball team (28-18, 11-10 Pac-10) hosts USC (25-28, 5-16) in a three-game Pacific-10 Conference series.

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Terrence Jones Spurns Washington Huskies, Chooses Kentucky

Ahhh…. Sweet redemption.

As a Washington State Cougar, I didn’t get to take pride in anything sports related this year, we got pwned by the Huskies in pretty much everything. Yes the Huskies have quite the edge on the all time series (I know your going to say something Shaun), but as far as recent history and the parts I have been alive for; the series has had it’s mood swings both ways.

Writing with a Husky doesn’t pose too much of a problem, we both love being 12th Men and writing about our Seahawks; having exchanged a couple jabs, it’s all in good fun.

I have quite a few Husky friends as well, whether they be current students, alum, family members of alumni, or just fans from having grown up in Seattle.

For the last couple weeks, all I have heard is how the Cougars are going to be getting whupped when Terrence Jones signs with the Huskies and rains an ungodly f^%&$# firestorm upon us.

I pretty much shrugged it off like I have most of the crap we have taken about sports this season– when you party as much as we do in Pullman, no one really is sober to care enough anyways.

Well, we scored a small victory over you guys today, and we had nothing to lose, this one has to sting for you guys.

Jesse, I hope your reading this.

Klay Thompson will still be the best college basketball player in the state of Washington leading the youngest team in the Pac-10– where’s the Terrence Jones security blanket when you need it purple and gold?

I get the last, well, only laugh on this one, you all were so sure… So fired up… So ready to claim supremacy for the future in basketball…

Sure, the Apple Cup will belong to the Huskies as long as they have the future No. 1 overall pick taking snaps; basketball? Still up for debate.

Enough of the jabs, it was just my turn Shaun.

Oregon product and top recruit Terrence Jones, long speculated to be all but going to the University of Washington, has committed to the University of Kentucky.

Nothing is imminent, but according to an ESPN report, he has signed financial aid paperwork with the University; not binding, but something that sends a pretty clear message.

With Kentucky losing five players to the NBA this season, Jones may have seen this as an opportunity to be a bigger star with, with a more highly regarded program.

This all comes after Jones verbally committed to staying in the pacific northwest and actually wore a Huskies cap in a news conference at his high school.

Man… There are going to be some pissed off/upset Huskies and some content Cougars waking up to this news in the morning.

As far as the comments that might come along, keep them civil, and yes, I already know…

The Huskies killed us in sports last year.

They have better overall academics, (I am a Communications major so don’t go there).

You have god in shoulder pads Jake Locker.

We still have 2/3 Apple Cups.

Crimson is less gay then purple.

All dirt roads lead to Pullman.

And the Cougars never finished 0-12!

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M. Golf. Tucker Heads to Bremerton for NCAA Regional

Washington State University senior Kevin Tucker will represent the Cougars at the 2010 NCAA Division I Men's Golf Regional Championships beginning Thursday at the par-72, 7,104-yard Gold Mountain Golf Club in Bremerton, Wash.

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Baseball. Ninth Inning Rally Lifts Cougars Past Stanford

Shea Vucinich delivered a two-run, go-ahead triple and Michael Weber belted a grand slam to cap a seven-run ninth inning as Washington State defeated No. 25 Stanford 9-3, Sunday in Pacific-10 Conference baseball.

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Baseball. James Wise Pitches Cougars Past Stanford

Junior James Wise fired eight shutout innings to lead Washington State past No. 25 Stanford 4-2 in Pacific-10 Conference baseball, Saturday.

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M. Basketball. Men’s Basketball 2009-10 Season Review

A new decade brought a new era of basketball to Washington State University. Out were the most decorated coach and one of the most accomplished senior classes in school history. In to lead the Cougars in the 2010 campaign was Ken Bone.

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Baseball. Cougars Power Past Portland

The Washington State University baseball team used a flurry of long balls in a 6-5 nonconference road victory over Portland, Tuesday, at Joe Etzel Field.

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Baseball. Cougars Use Big Inning to Defeat California

Washington State scored nine times in the sixth inning on the strength of eight-consecutive hits and rallied past No. 18 California 11-9 in a Pacific-10 Conference baseball game at Bailey-Brayton Field, Sunday.

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Baseball. Cougars Rally Past No. 18 California

Washington State scored four runs in the seventh inning and three more in the eighth to rally past No. 18 California 13-10 in a Pacific-10 Conference baseball game at Bailey-Brayton Field, Saturday.

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Track. Cougars in Scoring Positions After First Day at Pac-10 Combined Events

Three Washington State track and field competitors are in scoring positions after the first day of the heptathlon and decathlon competition Saturday at the Pacific-10 Conference Combined Events Championships Meet at Edwards Stadium/Goldman Field in Berkeley.

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W. Tennis. Cougars Celebrate 2010 Tennis Season

Sophomore Elisabeth Fournier and freshmen Liudmila Vasilieva and Andjela Kankaras highlighted the Washington State women's tennis team banquet, held Sunday on the Washington State campus.

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Baseball. Cougars Blanked by No. 17 Oregon

Justin LaTempa fired a one-hit shutout and No. 17 Oregon defeated Washington State 6-0 in a Pacific-10 Conference baseball game, Saturday.

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Track. Cougars Handily Defeat Huskies in Dual Track & Field Meet

Torrential rains, hail and lightening delayed but did not deter the Washington State track and field teams as they swept the dual meet with Washington Saturday at Mooberry Track in Pullman. The Cougar men reached 18 lifetime-best marks and defeated the Huskies 108 to 55 in the 99th meeting of the two teams, while the WSU women, with eight lifetime-best marks, won 114 to 49 in the 35th meeting with the UW.

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Track. Cougars Down Huskies In Wet, Windy Pullman

Competing amidst steady rain and winds and Mooberry Track Complex, the Husky track team fell short against Washington State in the annual meeting between the two rivals.

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