Washington State Coach Reflects on Poorly Timed Play
Injuries are piling up for the Cougars, and other WSU football notes are making headlines. After a critical tackle by defensive end Isaac "Bobby" Terrell, the Cougars had a chance to win or extend the game.
Trailing by a field goal with no timeouts, WSU quarterback Zevi Eckhaus handed the ball to running back Kirby Vorhees, who gained 6 yards. However, 21 seconds slipped off the clock before WSU could run another play.
"We felt like with them being in the coverage that they were in, we could spike a first down, you know, and get our guys on the ball fast enough."
WSU coach Jimmy Rogers expressed regret over the first-down play call. The Cougars were unable to cash in twice against the SEC's first-place defense.
Author's summary: Coach Rogers regrets a poorly timed play call.
- Injuries are stacking up for the Cougars.
- WSU had a chance to win or extend the game after a critical tackle.
- The Cougars were unable to cash in twice against the SEC's first-place defense.
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