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Utah rallies to beat Washington State 45-28 in season finale By JOHN COONDecember 20, 2020 GMT SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Drew Lisk seriously considered ending his football career at Utah following the end of his junior year after spending four mostly frustrating seasons buried on the depth chart at quarterback. After weighing his options, Lisk decided to return for his senior season. The Utes couldn’t be happier he decided to stick around. Lisk helped rally Utah to a 45-28 victory over Washington State on Saturday. His final stat line doesn’t pop out on the box score. He threw for 152 yard...

2020/12/18 01:09 Utah wide receiver Britain Covey, center, raises his arm as he warms up with teammates in sub-freezing temperatures and light snow before the first ha... Utah wide receiver Britain Covey, center, raises his arm as he warms up with teammates in sub-freezing temperatures and light snow before the first half of an NCAA college football game Saturday, Dec. 12, 2020, in Boulder, Colo. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski) Colorado running back Jarek Broussard, center, is stopped after a short gain by Utah defensive end Maxs Tupai, left, and lineba...

PULLMAN – Star running back Max Borghi and dozens of his Washington State teammates were jogging, stretching and tossing footballs Saturday on the icy field at Martin Stadium approximately 2 hours before kickoff against California. In a matter of moments, the entire group disappeared into the home locker room. California equipment managers began packing up chairs and headsets on the visitor’s sideline. Washington State’s equipment staff started doing the same. It encapsulated college sports in 2020 as appropriately as anything else: One minute there was a football game, the next there ...

Just for the sake of clarity, Washington State head coach Nick Rolovich was asked what he meant last Sunday when, fresh off a 38-13 loss to USC in a game that saw the Cougars at one point trail 35-0, told a group of reporters, “The problem is if USC beats us twice, that’s what we can’t let happen.” No, there isn’t some 2020 scheduling peculiarity that would pit the Cougars against the Trojans again this football season, and if the Pac-12 rotations return to normal next year it’s possible WSU won’t be able to exact revenge on USC until 2022.

It’s customary for the mailbag to fill up with a few more questions after a head-scratching loss than on the heels of a momentous win. That trend held true after Washington State’s 38-13 defeat at USC on Sunday. In this week’s edition of the mailbag, we delve into head coach Nick Rolovich’s run-and-shoot offense, which will try to rebound from its lowest output of the season, touch on WSU’s bowl possibilities – they’re few and far between – and size up the 2021 recruiting class by position. How much running should we expect the QB to do in the run-and-shoot offense?