WSU Cougars

I don't know if they keep crowd records for GameDay, but I suspect that the throng that shows up Saturday morning will be the biggest in the 15-year history of the college football preview show.

In addition to ESPN's College GameDay visiting the campus Saturday for 25th-ranked WSU's showdown with No. 12 Oregon, Mike Leach's program finds itself in the hunt for a Pac-12 North title for the third consecutive year.

Bob Robertson, the legendary voice of Washington State Cougars football radio broadcasts, has announced his retirement, effective immediately.

Jim Moore couldn't be more happy that ESPN's College GameDay is coming to Pullman for the first time for Saturday's game against Oregon. Especially since the Huskies' loss to the Ducks made it possible.

WSU cracked the Associated Press Top 25 on Sunday, and the No. 25 Cougars will play host to a No. 12 Oregon team next Saturday with ESPN's College GameDay in town. Meanwhile, UW fell to No. 15 after its loss in Eugene.

The Pac-12 will make immediate changes to how video replay reviews are handled after Commissioner Larry Scott admitted procedural mistakes were made when a targeting foul was not called during last month's WSU-USC game.

The 5-1 UW Huskies rose three spots to No. 7 after a 31-24 win on the road over winless UCLA, while the 5-1 WSU Cougars inched even closer to the poll following a 56-37 win at Oregon State.

Gardner Minshew threw for 430 yards and five touchdowns as WSU scored 28 straight second half points to beat Oregon State 56-37 on Saturday night.

The UW Huskies are ranked No. 10 following Saturday's 35-7 rout of BYU, while the WSU Cougars are climbing toward the poll after a 28-24 win over Utah.

Gardner Minshew threw an 89-yard touchdown pass to Easop Winston Jr. late in the fourth quarter to lift the WSU Cougars to a 28-24 victory over Utah on Saturday.