In loss to New Mexico, No. 19 WSU coach Jake Dickert says he didn’t use timeouts on Lobos’ final drive because of analytics
On that series, New Mexico ran five plays in the red zone, punctuated by quarterback Devon Dampier’s short scoring plunge for the final margin. In between, Dickert and the Cougars let the clock keep running, and after Dampier’s touchdown, WSU’s offense had only 21 seconds to tie or win the game.
Washington State coach Jake Dickert spoke to the media Monday in advance of Saturday’s game against Oregon State at 4 p.m. in Reser Stadium. Here is some of what the Cougars’ coach had to say ...
Washington State Cougars quarterback John Mateer (10) battles New Mexico Lobos cornerback Noah Avinger (1) as he runs the ...
Let’s talk about theoretical physics, shall we? It’ll be a useful study, I promise. The subjects are time and space.
JAKE DICKERT'S TONE on the postgame radio show said it all. For the first time in almost two months, the audibly disappointed Washington State head coach had to comment on a loss, as Washington ...
With their lone loss to No. 13 Boise State, the Cougs have an outside shot at the expanded 12-team College Football Playoff, ...
A position-by-position look at who has the edge as New Mexico hosts No. 19 Washington State: Quarterbacks New Mexico Projected starter: Devon Dampier, So. Backup: Isaiah Chavez, R-Sr. Washington State ...
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