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- Caden Pinnick won Washington State's starting quarterback job by consistently making available plays and correcting mistakes, allowing Matt Miller to tailor the offense around Pinnick's strengths. - Julian Dugger and Owen Eshelman remain close enough to Pinnick that both are preparing as starters and are positioned to step in if needed. - Washington State intends to establish the run with Kirby Vorhees, Maxwell Woods and Leo Pulalasi, while breakout camp performer Tre Hill Jr. has pushed toward a fourth role in the rotation. - Jordan Dees, Darrius Clemons and Branden Ganashamoorthy have improved their command of route alignments, motions and run-game details, but the quarterbacks still need to give them more chances to make plays. - Jonny Lester and Jaylin Caldwell remain in an unsettled right-tackle competition after solid camps, with Miller expecting Washington State to need both during the season.

- Postpractice Interviews || Coach Moore, Jaylen Thomas, Branden Ganashamoorthy Opens in a new window PULLMAN, Wash. – Washington State Football closed out preseason camp with a two-our practice in helmets, shoulder pads and shorts at Gesa Field Sunday night.

- Postpractice Interviews || Coach Burns, Tank Hawkins, Jalil Tucker, Jeremiah Bernard Opens in a new window PULLMAN, Wash. – Washington State Football continued preseason camp with a practice in helmets, shoulder pads and shorts at Rogers Practice Fields and Gesa Field Tuesday.

- Postpractice Interviews || Coach Kirby Moore, Coach Trent Bray, Coach Matt Miller Opens in a new window Postpractice Interviews || Linus Zunk, Ashton Tripp, Darrius Clemons, McLain Opens in a new window

- Postpractice Interviews || Coach Browning, Coach Abercrombie, Linus Zunk, Branden Ganashamoorthy Opens in a new window PULLMAN, Wash. – Washington State Football continued preseason camp with a two-hour practice in helmets, shoulder pads and shorts on the Rogers Practice Fields Tuesday.

- Post Practice Interviews | Coach Moore, Tony Freeman, Kaden Beatty Opens in a new window PULLMAN, Wash. (August 6, 2026) – Washington State Football opened preseason camp with a two-out practice in helmets, jerseys and shorts on Rogers Practice Fields Thursday afternoon.

- SAN FRANCSICO (August 7, 2026) – Five Washington State Football student-athletes were named to the 2026 Pac-12 Conference Preseason Impact Watch List, the conference office announced Friday. - Freeman, a senior from Richmond, Calif., was named the Pac-12 Conference Top Special Teams Performer last season after finishing the season sixth nationally with a 17.3 punt return average. - Freeman’s 17.3 average was a WSU single-season record, his five returns for...