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5 thoughts from WSU football’s rout over Duquesne

Washington State finally broke out in the second half of a 48-7 rout of Duquesne on Saturday. Here are five thoughts from the game and what it means for the Cougars moving forward.

Published Sep 21, 2026 · 12:45 PMOriginal source: The Seattle Times8 reads
Washington State finally broke out in the second half of a 48-7 rout of Duquesne on Saturday. Here are five thoughts from the game and what it means for the Cougars moving forward.
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