Washington State were eliminated from the men's West Coast Conference Tournament on Sunday night as the Cougs fell for the second time this season to the San Fr

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A wide smile washed over Nate Calmese’s face as he looked to the sideline. Washington State’s starting point guard locked eyes with teammate ND Okafor, who was waiting on the bench, so as the Orleans Arena crescendoed with the Cougars making up a deficit against San Francisco,

Monday night college hoops features an intriguing nightcap in the WCC Championship semifinals between the No. 3 seed San Francisco Dons and the No. 2 seed Gonzaga Bulldogs in Paradise, NV. A shorthanded USF team ran through Washington State 86-75 in the quarterfinals but faces a difficult task against Gonzaga.

Tune in as the No. 6 seed Washington State Cougars (19-13, 8-10 WCC) square off in the WCC Tournament against the No. 3 seed San Francisco Dons (23-8, 13-5 WCC) on Sunday at Orleans Arena,

The Washington State Cougars season likely came to a close on Sunday night after losing to the San Francisco Dons 86-75 in the WCC quarterfinals. Despite a 26-point performance from Ethan Price, 20 from LeJuan Watts,

It was also a special day for Cougar leading scorer Astera Tuhina (18 points), who played in front of her father Astrit who flew in from Kosovo to watch his daughter play in a WSU uniform for the first time.