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Can Cougars win this one?

From wire and news services | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 14 years, 4 months AGO
by From wire and news services
| September 11, 2010 9:00 PM

PULLMAN - The Washington State football team needs a win in today's home opener against Montana State to forget the pain of the season-opening 65-17 loss at Oklahoma State.

The Pac-10 Cougars have a history of dominating Big Sky teams, winning their past 13 inter-conference meetings. WSU has beaten MSU in all six of their past games.

The Bobcats believe they have a chance for an upset on the road in Pullman after beating Fort Lewis College 59-10 in their opener.

This is the first of six games this season in Martin Stadium.

Since the Washington Huskies are playing host to Syracuse at the same time (4 p.m.) on Fox Sports Net Northwest, the Cougars' game can be found on something called FSN alternate. On DirecTV, that means channel 688. On Dish Network, it's channel 447.

The WSU game will be replayed Sunday at 4:30 p.m. on FSN.

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