

There are a few links of interest today, but I think the best thing I read was from the News Tribune. It’s an article about the toughness factor, and what it really means, from Wulff to the players. It’s worth a read, so, check it out here.

In that tone, sorry to see the Big Apple, Alex Brink, get his walking papers yesterday. Apparently the team didn’t see enough out of him to keep him as the 3rd QB. Maybe a practice squad guy, either in Houston or somewhere. But we’ll see. Maybe he just doesn’t have that NFL skill set. Good luck to Alex.
Anyone see Jason Hill this preseason??  Four more catches for 57 yards last night, and now a team-high 11 catches for 204 yards total in the preseason.  He’s looking really, really good in the new San Fran Mike Martz offensive scheme, and could be a breakthrough guy this season.
Couple all that with the news that Mkristo Bruce will now likely stick with the Jags, at least on the practice squad, even though Derrick Harvey ended his holdout, and the news isn’t all bad for recent NFL’ers with WSU ties.
I think it also makes you realize how much talent was really on that 2006 WSU team. Eric Frampton and Jason Hill were both in the NFL last year, and now Bumpus, Brink and Bruce were all at least to the final cuts. That might always be the what-could-have-been team.
Anyway, back to the matter at hand. We’ve written enough about this upcoming season, and about this game. Previews are everywhere, everyone has weighed in on their pick, you know the drill. One thing is crystal clear – the deck is stacked against us today. But that’s why they play the games, and it’s why we watch. We just don’t know what will happen. And that is part of the pure excitement many of us will feel today.
I hope to run into a few of you down at Qwest. Brinkhater will likely stop by today for a game post, so, if you can’t get to the game and want to vent, check it out. Otherwise, enjoy today for what it is – the new era of WSU Football. GO COUGS!
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