| Final - 10.13.2012 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| California Golden Bears | 7 | 7 | 10 | 7 | 31 |
| Washington St. Cougars | 0 | 3 | 7 | 7 | 17 |
One of the staples of Mike Leach's Air Raid offense, a successful "mesh" play led to WSU's first touchdown from Jeff Tuel to Brett Bartolone against Cal. We break it down so you can spot it when you watch the Cougs take on Stanford later today.
Why all the uproar over the Washington State football team, its Twitter ban and every little comment? The answer is always losses.
A look at some central Air Raid concepts the Cougs ran effectively against Cal. While stats and tallies in the loss column say they still have a ways to go, WSU demonstrated they can operate a few staples of a Mike Leach offense.
This week everyone envisions a close-fought, low-scoring game. Home field advantage gives Cal a slight edge overall.
Could the outcome of this year's Big Game rest on the narrow shoulders and inaccurate arm of Stanfurd QB Josh Nunes? That's be swell!
Coming into the game against California, Golden Bears fans were nervous about the prospect of their sack-happy offense facing a WSU defense that had shown surprising ability to get to the quarterback.
A look at Connor Halliday's two interceptions tell you all you need to know about his faults.
Jon Wilner looks at the Big Game from both Cal and Stanford's perspectives. While the outcome is far from certain, Cal fans have reason to be optimistic heading into the game.
After starting out 4-for-5 on long pass attempts, Geno Smith went 0 for his next 13.
Here is the highlight video of the Cal-WSU game!
Is the Palouse still cursed, or are they still Cougin' it in the Northwest tundra?
HydroTech provides some thoughts on why Cal beat the Cougars 31-17!
