Coach Kirby Moore to take over playcalling duties for WSU, says 'everyone will get reps' at QB this week
Oct. 5—PULLMAN — Washington State coach Kirby Moore will be calling the shots on offense moving forward. Moore is taking over playcalling duties from offensive coordinator Matt Miller, Moore said Monday afternoon, making a big change as the Cougars' offense struggles. "I can't wait to go to practice today," said Moore, who called plays from 2023-25 at Missouri, where he worked as offensive ...
Washington State coach Kirby Moore announced on Monday that he will take over playcalling duties for the team's offense, replacing offensive coordinator Matt Miller. Moore emphasized the importance of giving all quarterbacks ample playing time, stating, "Everyone's gonna get reps." He expressed eagerness to work on the offensive side, having previously done so at Missouri from 2023-25.
Moore noted that the team's struggles on offense, particularly scoring, were a primary reason for the recent losses, including a 26-6 defeat to Fresno State. Miller, who will still be involved in the offense, confirmed his ongoing connection with the program. Moore reiterated that the decision on the starting quarterback for the upcoming game against Utah State remains undecided, emphasizing that all three quarterbacks—Caden Pinnick, Julian Dugger, and Owen Eshelman—will receive practice reps.
Moore highlighted that the team's offensive strategy will focus on minimizing mistakes and improving execution, with the defense also playing a crucial role in game planning.
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