Tag Archives: WSU Mens Basketball

WSU announced this afternoon that Klay Thompson will stick with his earlier decision to enter the NBA draft and skip his senior year at Washington State. Thompson was the PAC-10’s leading scorer the past year is expected to be a … Continue reading →

The WSU Cougars will face the Oklahoma St. Cowboys in a NIT second round match-up in Pullman Monday evening. The game will start at 8:45 so it can be televised live on ESPN2. The Cougars (20-12) will be playing at … Continue reading →

The WSU Cougar men’s basketball team beat an over-matched Long Beach State NIT team tonight 85-74. The #2 seed Cougars easily defeated Long Beach in a some what sloppy, cold shooting, first half by both teams. WSU went into the … Continue reading →

The WSU Men’s basketball team (19-12), was invited to the NIT tournament after being passed over by the NCAA Tournament on Sunday. The Cougars will host a first round NIT game as the #2 seed against Long Beach State (22-12), … Continue reading →

WSU’s mens basketball team lost a heartbreaker game 89-87 against arch rival UW at the PAC 10 tournament. Like UCLA who lost to Oregon today after beating them twice earlier this year, the Cougars failed to overcome the odds of … Continue reading →

The WSU Men’s Basketball team lost a very close game in OT to UCLA 58-54 in Pullman over the weekend. Current events set the stage for this to be a coaching duel from the opening tip-off.  WSU Coach Ken Bone … Continue reading →

The WSU mens basketball team put together a huge team win against USC Thursday night in Pullman. DeAngelo Casto was simply marvelous scoring 24 points, 10 rebounds, for another double-double this season. Klay Thompson and Faisel Aden put in another … Continue reading →

The WSU men’s basketball team is coming off one of their worst losses this year. Losing to last place Arizona Wildcats, 79- 70, set a new low for the team. In that game, Klay Thompson played well, scoring 30 points … Continue reading →

With the lost to last-place Arizona State Saturday, the WSU’s men’s basketball team slipped to 7-8-conference record and 6th place in the conference. The Cougs once promising season is now looking rather bleak.  With NCAA tournament chances out the door … Continue reading →