COUGAR NOTES: Biggest X-factor for WSU? The wide receiver room
Sep. 2—PULLMAN — A four-star recruit from Florida. A national champion with Michigan. And a couple of guys who have experienced three different coaching staffs in as many seasons on the Palouse. That's a glimpse into the intrigue surrounding Washington State's wide receiver room entering coach Kirby Moore's inaugural campaign. The Cougar pass-catching corps experienced a pretty extensive ...
Washington State University's (WSU) wide receiver room is proving to be the biggest wildcard for the team entering coach Kirby Moore's first season. With only three returning players, the Cougars have brought in several transfers who could make an immediate impact. Senior Tony Freeman, a speedy 5-foot-8, 174-pound receiver, is expected to be a key player.
He was the team's second-leading receiver last season, averaging 17.3 yards per return. Tank Hawkins, a former Florida track state champion, and Darrius Clemons, who previously played for Michigan's 2023 national championship team, are also expected to contribute. Daniel Blood, a Missouri transfer familiar with Moore's offense, rounds out the group.
The coach praised the playmakers' dedication and stated that WSU should have a consistent depth chart by the start of the Apple Cup game.
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