Mike Leach

PULLMAN – Mike Leach thought his defensive backs handled themselves well Saturday, even if they were constantly picked on by three Stanford pass-catchers who looked just as capable of forming an NBA frontcourt as they did a collegiate wide receiving corps.

PULLMAN – Washington State’s Air Raid offense may get most of the attention but the Cougars’ defense held San Jose State to the fewest yards of any opponent for the past 24 years.

New quarterback Gardner Minshew said he appreciated his defensive teammates continually returning the ball to the offense in the 31-0 Cougar victory on Saturday at Martin Stadium.

Cougars coach Mike Leach evaluates the quarterbacks after Friday’s scrimmage and updates the status of Nnamdi Oguayo and Derek Moore.

Mike Leach reflects on the Cougars’ time in Lewiston and talks about what he hopes to see from the quarterbacks in Friday’s scrimmage.

WSU coach Mike Leach evaluates Cammon Cooper’s first 11-on-11 series of fall camp and talks about how the NCAA’s new redshirt rule could apply to the freshman QB.

Devout Cougar football fans are probably familiar with the three sins Mike Leach looks upon most unfavorably: drug use, thievery and violence against women.

Leach, the head football coach at Washington State University, has said that any player who commits any of those wrongs will be kicked off the team, no questions asked...

Washington State coach Mike Leach gives his thoughts on Saturday’s spring scrimmage in Spokane.

Mike Leach reflects on the ninth practice of Washington State’s spring camp and talks about tracking a raccoon in the snow while walking home from work.