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January 20, 2008

2008-2009 Washington State Cougars Football Schedule

2008-2009 Washington State Cougars Football Schedule


8-30-08   Oklahoma State (Seattle)
9-6-08   CALIFORNIA
9-13-08   at Baylor
9-20-08   PORTLAND STATE
9-27-08   OREGON
10-4-08   at UCLA
10-11-08   at Oregon State
10-18-08   SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
11-1-08   at Stanford
11-8-08   ARIZONA
11-15-08   at Arizona State
11-22-08   WASHINGTON
11-29-08   at Hawai'i
   


Home games in all caps


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Posted by Kevin Donahue

 

Comments:

  1. Zac said:

    posted on January 20, 2008 4:12 PM — 64.12.116.136 — link — abuse?



    Well, OK St's a good one. On the other hand, Baylor, Hawaii, PORTLAND ST, not what I'd consider a particularly challenging OOC schedule. Couple that with Stanford & Washington, plus most of the big games are at home, and the Cougars have the potential to come out on top of this schedule in a big way.

  2. Porky said:

    posted on January 20, 2008 7:54 PM — 75.89.104.23 — link — abuse?



    13 games?

  3. Zac said:

    posted on January 20, 2008 10:27 PM — 64.12.116.136 — link — abuse?



    Can the "game" against Portland St really be considered a game? Could be just an open date money game, used to fill the stadium. Just a thought.

  4. Cane Mutiny Author Profile Page said:

    posted on January 20, 2008 11:44 PM — 65.12.247.141 — link — abuse?



    Yeah, what the hell? There's gotta be a mistake - there's 13 games in this schedule. I think an extra OOC game got stuck in there, because PAC10 teams only get 3, and here there's 4...

  5. Fanblogs Author Kevin Donahue Author Profile Page said:

    posted on January 21, 2008 9:47 AM — link — abuse?



    99.999% sure that the 13 is correct, as Hawaii has an option from the NCAA to invoke a 13th to assist in generating revenue to offset their travel. Washington is the lucky dog this year.

  6. Cane Mutiny Author Profile Page said:

    posted on January 21, 2008 2:32 PM — 65.12.247.141 — link — abuse?



    I could see that, but why should one of Hawaii's opponents get a 13th game? Shouldn't the Rainbows just play 13 teams who each have 12 opponents? I don't know, you're probably right, I guess...

  7. MontrealDawg said:

    posted on January 21, 2008 3:42 PM — 69.156.207.155 — link — abuse?



    Teams playing outside the Lower 48 are allowed an extra game. My guess is this was designed by the NCAA to help Hawaii with home scheduling. BYU used to play Hawaii at their place every year and I believe this was in order to play an extra game.

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