Showing posts with label Washington State Cougars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Washington State Cougars. Show all posts
Sunday, June 6, 2010
Photo: How many combined wins do they have together?
I mean, I guess when you're the mascot of a really bad team you have to hang out with mascots of other really bad teams.
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Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Ryan Leaf continues to fall apart
Everybody thought Ryan Leaf had settled down after being one of the biggest busts in NFL history. He had a coaching job at West Texas A&M. He had put pro football behind him. Things were good right?
Nope, apparently he was addicted to pain meds and has since been sentanced to 10 years probation.
AMARILLO, Texas (AP)—Former NFL quarterback Ryan Leaf has been sentenced to 10 years of probation after pleading guilty to eight felony drug charges in Texas.
State District Judge John B. Board sentenced Leaf on Wednesday in Amarillo. Leaf also was fined $20,000. He pleaded guilty to seven counts of obtaining a controlled substance by fraud and one count of delivery of a simulated controlled substance.
Speaking to reporters after the hearing, Leaf said he knew he “had a problem” even as he continued to use prescription pain medication.
I have a feeling that the Ryan Leaf SportsCentury may have been the greatest hour in ESPN history if they had kept doing that show.
Nope, apparently he was addicted to pain meds and has since been sentanced to 10 years probation.
AMARILLO, Texas (AP)—Former NFL quarterback Ryan Leaf has been sentenced to 10 years of probation after pleading guilty to eight felony drug charges in Texas.
State District Judge John B. Board sentenced Leaf on Wednesday in Amarillo. Leaf also was fined $20,000. He pleaded guilty to seven counts of obtaining a controlled substance by fraud and one count of delivery of a simulated controlled substance.
Speaking to reporters after the hearing, Leaf said he knew he “had a problem” even as he continued to use prescription pain medication.
I have a feeling that the Ryan Leaf SportsCentury may have been the greatest hour in ESPN history if they had kept doing that show.
Monday, March 22, 2010
Ken Bone reflects on Cougars' last place finish
It didn't seem like it, but the Cougars finished last in Pac-10 for men's basketball. Not something you want to happen when your football team is also a doormat as well. However, despite the supposed disappointing season, the Cougs still finished 16-15. Good sign for the future?
SPOKANE, Wash. -- Coach Ken Bone didn't expect to finish last in his first season at Washington State, but he says a couple of breaks in close games would have lifted the Cougars into the thick of the Pac-10 race.
"It hurts to look at the standings and see we finished 10th," Bone said this week. "That stings me a little bit."
Washington State (16-15, 6-12 Pac-10) could have finished in the middle of the muddled Pac-10 most of the season. Their six conference wins were the most ever for a last-place team in the league.
"It just doesn't seem like we were that far off," Bone said. "We win two more games, and there were at least a couple games we definitely could have won, and now, all of a sudden, we finish in the middle of the pack."
The Cougars were one of the youngest teams in the nation, featuring only one senior in Nik Koprivica, and no juniors.
Two teams that are going to be much improved next year in the Northwest is the Eastern Washington Eagles and WAZZU. You have two super-young squads with legit stars on the team. All it takes is some reps and they'll get their feet under them.
SPOKANE, Wash. -- Coach Ken Bone didn't expect to finish last in his first season at Washington State, but he says a couple of breaks in close games would have lifted the Cougars into the thick of the Pac-10 race.
"It hurts to look at the standings and see we finished 10th," Bone said this week. "That stings me a little bit."
Washington State (16-15, 6-12 Pac-10) could have finished in the middle of the muddled Pac-10 most of the season. Their six conference wins were the most ever for a last-place team in the league.
"It just doesn't seem like we were that far off," Bone said. "We win two more games, and there were at least a couple games we definitely could have won, and now, all of a sudden, we finish in the middle of the pack."
The Cougars were one of the youngest teams in the nation, featuring only one senior in Nik Koprivica, and no juniors.
Two teams that are going to be much improved next year in the Northwest is the Eastern Washington Eagles and WAZZU. You have two super-young squads with legit stars on the team. All it takes is some reps and they'll get their feet under them.
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