| Friday, March 12, 2010 |
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Both athletes show promise in their preparations for the competition.
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The team gets ready to travel for Spring break and take on Texas A&M. | With the weather working in their favor, the team anticipates a strong season. |
Arizona ends Cougs’ season, eliminating WSU from the Pac-10 Tournament. |
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The Cougars are hoping the third time is the charm after losing twice to Arizona this season. | Former Bruin racking up big numbers |
The men’s basketball team could not hold off the Ducks and lost the game in overtime. |
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WSU fans continue to weather the storm | The men’s basketball team will need three more wins for the automatic bid if they win. |
The Student-Athlete Excellence account looking to improve the athletic facilities on campus. |
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The men’s golf team finished tied for sixth while the | No salary cap allows teams to spend big |
Bubble teams pay the price when the favorites don’t win |
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The Cougars continued their impressive form by winning three of four games from Utah. | Poor shooting plagues the Cougars as they couldn’t come back late against the Ducks. |
WSU rebounded from their opening loss to Arizona State by upsetting No. 39 Arizona. | Freshman Carley Noyes set the school record for blocks in a season during the two games. |
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The women’s basketball team looks to end on a strong note and honor the team’s lone senior. | Utah comes to Pullman for a four-game series as WSU looks to improve on their 6-0 record. |
LeBron James should not leave Cleveland after this season | WSU was only able to score 15 first half points against the Beavers’ stingy zone defense. |
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Eight track athletes will compete this weekend to try and make the NCAA indoor championships. | Four teams feature Serbs named Nikola |
California looks to be the favorite heading into next week | Two wins this weekend can keep the men’s basketball team out of the play-in game. |
Baseball gets three more wins
Tennis splits first home Pac-10 matches
Women split final weekend
