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WSU Football | Pullman police recommend six assault charges against WSU lineman Andy Roof
Pullman police have recommended that one second-degree assault charge and five fourth-degree assault charges be filed against Washington...
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Bud Withers: College
Bud Withers gives his take on college sports, with the latest from the Huskies, Cougs, and the rest of the Pac-10.
E-mailThursday, May 8
NW Briefs | Western Washington golf teams earn places at Division II championships
Wednesday, May 7
WSU football docked 8 scholarships for poor academic record
NCAA gives UW athletes passing grade
NCAA president Myles Brand has warning for underachievers
NW Briefs | WWU leads at women's golf regional
Tuesday, May 6
NW Briefs | NOOD Regatta sets sail for Puget Sound
Monday, May 5
NW Briefs | UW baseball finishes off USC sweep
Sunday, May 4
NW Briefs | Home runs lift Huskies past Trojans, 10-2
Saturday, May 3
NW Briefs | Jeff Skiba sets Paralympic world mark
Friday, May 2
NW Briefs | Seattle U. stays tied for lead
Thursday, May 1
BCS officials reject proposal for a 3-game playoff
NW Briefs | Sounders announce ticket prices for inaugural MLS season
Wednesday, April 30
Commentary | CWU softball players show compassion beyond sportsmanship
Football | Pac-10, Big Ten likely to be blamed for lack of playoff
State Colleges Report | Javelin thrower aims to surprise
NW Briefs | UW freshman golfer two strokes off Pac-10 lead
Tuesday, April 29
College Basketball | Johnny Dawkins predicts Stanford success
College Football | BCS huddle should end with a vote
NW Briefs | UW's Tze Huang Choo tied for Pac-10 tourney lead
Monday, April 28
NW Briefs | Martin and Reynolds pitch Seattle U. to softball sweep
Sunday, April 27
College Basketball | Dawkins to guide Stanford program
NW Briefs | Huskies softball downs Bears
Saturday, April 26
College Basketball | Standout Tar Heel intends to return
NW Briefs | Washington baseball wins opener of three-game series with UCLA
Friday, April 25
NW Briefs | Wildcats softball shuts out Saints
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How some colleges view using Web cams to recruit
Web cams new tool in college football recruiting
West Virginia coach Huggins hurt in airport fall
Former MSU hoops player gets 120 years for shooting death
NCAA academic report: Some college teams may be hit hard
Bob Huggins' 10-year deal with West Virginia worth $20M
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