Washington State Cougars (1-6) vs. Notre Dame Fighting Irish (5-2)
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Las Vegas Favorite: Notre Dame -27.5
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Washington State Cougars 1-6 Overall (0-5 Conference)
This Week’s Score: Cal 49 – Washington State 17
Next Week’s Opponent: @Notre Dame (Alamo Dome)
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Washington State Cougars 1-5 Overall (0-4 Conference)
This Week’s Score: Arizona State 27 – Washington State 14
Next Week’s Opponent: BYE
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Over the last five years, Washington State has produced a number of very good wide receivers including: Devard Darling, Jason Hill, Michael Bumpus (a friend and personal favorite of mine) and most recently Brandon Gibson.
Head coach Paul Wulff would certainly love to run his no-huddle offense with this group of wideouts, but it will take some time for the new cast of skill position talent to develop in Pullman.
There is a ton of youthful inexperience in the WSU receiving corps, but the unit does have a few intriguing options. The group will be led by a lightning fast junior who is one of the best players on the team, not just at the position.
Junior wideout Jeshua Anderson enters 2009 as the Cougars main receiving threat. The 6-2 188 pound playmaker was the second leading receiver on the team last season (next to Brandon Gibson). He ended 2008 with 33 receptions for 305 yards and two touchdowns (9.2 YPC), and for his career he has 45 catches for 677 yards and four touchdowns. He is a native of Woodland Hills (CA) and was a two-sport star (football and track) at Taft High School (CA).
Jeshua Anderson goes up for the grab
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