Washington State Cougars

The Washington State Cougars, coached by constapatedape, are a collegiate football team playing in the Pac-12. The Cougars play in Martin Stadium in Pullman, WA and are a member of the North Division of the Pacific-12 Conference.
== History ==
=== 2013 Season ===
The 2013 season is the first in which the Washington State Cougars played. They finished 9-3 and clinched the North Division with a Week 12 win against the rival Washington Huskies.
=== 2014 Season ===
The Cougars were coach-less for the 2014 campaign, after the early retirement by HC joshglick. The lone win this season was in week 1 against a hapless Kansas State team.
==== 2014 Schedule ====
Week	Opponent 	Rank	Location 	Result	Record	Conference Record
1 	Kansas State 	- 	Pullman, WA 	24-21 	1-0 	0-0
2 	at Boston College	- 	Chestnut Hill, MA	7-23 	1-1 	0-0
3 	Ole Miss 	- 	Pullman, WA 	0-14 	1-2 	0-0
4 	at Houston 	- 	Houston, TX 	7-10 	1-3 	0-0
5 	Northwestern 	- 	Pullman, WA 	3-14 	1-4 	0-0
6 	Stanford 	- 	Pullman, WA 	0-28 	1-5 	0-1
7 	at Arizona State 	- 	Tempe, AZ 	21-24 	1-6 	0-2
8 	at Oregon State 	- 	Corvallis, OR 	0-28 	1-7 	0-3
9 	Arizona 	- 	Pullman, WA 	10-21 	1-8 	0-4
10 	California 	- 	Pullman, WA 	7-35 	1-9 	0-5
11 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye
12 	Oregon 	- 	Pullman, WA 	0-52 	1-10 	0-6
13 	Washington 	- 	Pullman, WA 	0-24 	1-11 	0-7
=== 2015 Season ===
The 2015 season was coach K3ndr!ck_L@mar's first year on the job. The Cougars finished 4-8 in what was dubbed a "rebuilding season".
==== 2015 Schedule ====
Week	Opponent 	Rank	Location 	Result	Record	Conference Record
1 	Virginia Cavaliers	- 	Pullman, WA 	13-7 	1-0 	0-0
2 	at Stanford 	- 	Palo Alto, CA 	20-35 	1-1 	0-1
3 	at Colorado State 	- 	Larimer County, CO	28-7 	2-1 	0-1
4 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye
5 	at Kansas State 	- 	Manhattan, KS 	14-7 	3-1 	0-1
6 	at Wisconsin 	- 	Madison, WI 	23-24 	3-2 	0-1
7 	Ucla 	- 	Pullman, WA 	21-10 	4-2 	1-1
8 	Oregon State 	- 	Pullman, WA 	14-20 	4-3 	1-2
9 	at Oregon 	- 	Eugene, OR 	13-33 	4-4 	1-3
10 	at Notre Dame 	- 	South Bend, IN 	21-23 	4-5 	1-3
11 	California 	- 	Pullman, WA 	20-24 	4-6 	1-4
12 	at USC 	- 	Los Angeles, CA 	21-34 	4-7 	1-5
13 	Washington 	- 	Pullman, WA 	10-49 	4-8 	1-6
=== 2016 Season ===
==== 2016 Schedule ====
Week	Opponent 	Rank	Location 	Result 	Record	Conference Record
1 	#14 Texas A&M	- 	Kyle Field-College Station, TX 	L 14-39	0-1 	0-0
2 	#7 LSU 	- 	Martin Stadium-Pullman, WA 	L 9-28 	0-2 	0-0
3 	#3 Notre Dame	- 	Notre Dame Stadium-South Bend, IN 	L 20-7 	0-3 	0-0
4 	Colorado 	- 	Martin Stadium-Pullman, WA 	W 41-14	1-3 	1-0
5 	Tennessee 	- 	Martin Stadium-Pullman, WA 	L 16-24	1-4 	1-0
6 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye
7 	Oregon State 	- 	Reser Stadium-Corvallis, OR 	W 21-7 	2-4 	2-0
8 	Iowa State 	- 	Pullman Stadium, WA 	W 28-19	3-4 	2-0
9 	Utah 	- 	Rice-Eccles Stadium-Salt Lake City, UT 	L 3-14 	3-5 	2-1
10 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye
11 	Stanford 	- 	Martin Stadium-Pullman, WA 	L 21-33	3-6 	2-2
12 	Oregon 	- 	Martin Stadium-Pullman, WA 	L 3-35 	3-7 	2-3
13 	Cal 	- 	California Memorial Stadium-Berkely, CA	W 38-14	4-7 	3-3
14 	#2 Washington	- 	Martin Stadium-Pullman, WA 	- 	- 	-
===2017 Season===
Won Holiday Bowl
===2018 Season===
Won Heart of Dallas Bowl 
===2019 Season===
After taking over the program for its 2018 bowl game, Head Coach constapatedape returned to Pullman for his first full campaign. The Cougars had a new starting QB in 2019, replace Raoul Gomez was David Oates. Star WR Jeremy Cook returned for his senior year. 
====2019 Schedule====
Week 	Opponent 	Rank	Location 	Result 	Record	Conference Record
1 	Colorado 	- 	Pullman, WA 	W 27-17	1-0 	1-0
2 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye
3 	San Diego State	- 	Pullman, WA 	W 28-7 	2-0 	1-0
4 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye
5 	#25 Air Force 	- 	Colorado Springs, CO	L 17-20	2-1 	1-0
6 	West Virginia 	- 	Morgantown, WV 	W 36-28	3-1 	1-0
7 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye
8 	BYU 	- 	Pullman, WA 	W 28-0 	4-1 	1-0
9 	Utah 	- 	Salt Lake City, UT 	L 28-37	4-2 	1-1
10 	Cal 	- 	Pullman, WA 	W 35-21	5-2 	2-1
11 	Oregon State 	- 	Pullman, WA 	W 58-0 	6-2 	3-1
12 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye
13 	Miami 	23 	Miami, FLA 	W 38-19	7-2 	3-1
14 	#9 Oregon 	21 	Eugene, OR 	W 20-17	8-2 	4-1
15 	Stanford 	15 	Palo Alto, CA 	W 31-3 	9-2 	5-1
16 	Washington 	14 	Seattle, WA 	W 30-13	10-2 	6-1
Pac12 CG	Arizona State 	- 	Los Angeles, CA 	0-0 	10-2 	6-1
== Season-by-Season Records ==
National Champions	Conference Champions	Bowl game berth
Year 	Coach(es) 	Conference	Record	Record	Bowl 	Final CP Ranking
Year 	Coach(es) 	Conference	Wins 	Losses	Bowl 	Final CP Ranking
Washington State Cougars	 	 	 	 	 	
2013 	joshglick 	PAC-12 	9 	5 	Cotton Bowl 	15
2014 	joshglick 	PAC-12 	1 	10 	- 	NR
2015 	K3ndr!ck_L@mar 	PAC-12 	4 	8 	- 	NR
2016 	K3ndr!ck_L@mar 	PAC-12 	4 	8 	- 	NR
2017 	K3ndr!ck_L@mar 	PAC-12 	9 	5 	Holiday Bowl 	NR
2018 	K3ndr!ck_L@mar/likeahurricane/constapatedape	PAC-12 	6 	6 	Heart Of Dallas Bowl	NR
2019 	constapatedape 	PAC-12 	10 	2 	- 	NR
== Bowl History == 
Washington State was eligible for a bowl in 2013, 2017 and 2018. The Cougars have compiled a 2-1-0 record in Bowl Games, including a 0-0-0 record in Access Bowls. 
===By year===
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Season 	Bowl 	Coach 	Opponent 	Result
2013 	Cotton Bowl 	joshglick 	Texas Longhorns 	L
2017 	Holiday Bowl 	K3ndr!ck_L@mar	Fresno State Bulldogs	W
2018 	Heart of Dallas Bowl	constapatedape	Rice Owls 	W
Games: 3	Wins: 2 	Losses: 1 	Ties: 0 	
===By game===
Bowl 	#	Appearances	Record
Cotton Bowl 	1	2013 	0–1
Holiday Bowl 	1	2017 	1-0
Heart of Dallas Bowl	1	2018 	1-0
==NFLHC Draft Picks==
*2nd Round
:Charlie Ellis, OT, San Diego Chargers, 2017
*3rd Round
:Jason Bryant, OLB, Seattle Seahawks, 2014
:Daleroy Smart, ILB, San Francisco 49ers, 2016
:Richard Jones, OLB, Houston Texans, 2019
:Brendan Doherty, C, Oakland Raiders, 2019
*4th Round
:Brian Vardell, QB, Minnesota Vikings, 2014
:Cade Donovan, CB, Dallas Cowboys, 2016
*5th Round
:Marlin Schrader, CB, Cincinnati Bengals, 2017
:Al Lindsey, DT, New England Patriots, 2016
*6th Round
:Donald Collier, OLB, Philadelphia Eagles, 2018
*7th Round
:B.J. Dawkins, CB, Atlanta Falcons, 2015
:Eugene Giles, G, Los Angeles Rams, 2019
:King Pietrosante, TE, Houston Texans, 2017
*8th Round
:Richard Kelly, C, Detroit Lions, 2014
*9th Round
:Jason Voigt, WR, Minnesota Vikings, 2014
*16th Round
:David Matthews, ILB, Detroit Lions, 2014
== Individual Award Winners ==
=== Players ===
*All Americans
:B.J. Dawkins, Defensive Back – 2013
*All Conference
:B.J. Dawkins, Defensive Back – 2013
:Jacory Alexander, Tight End – 2015
*Defensive Freshman of the Year
:Richard Jones, Defensive Line – 2015
=== Coaches === 
Category:Pac-12