WSU Football Keeps Spring Momentum Rolling in Spokane with Kids Clinic
The Washington State Cougars are deep into spring drills in Spokane, and Head Coach Kirby Moore is calling it exactly what it looks like: a productive day on the field. The team is using the April window to build chemistry and refine schemes before fall camp, and now they are taking the work directly to the community with a kids clinic running alongside practice.
Spring Ball in Full Swing
WSU is putting in the work in Spokane, with Moore and his staff running competitive periods and getting real reps against live looks. The vibe sounds solid. Quarterback Caden Pinnick is getting opportunities to lead the offense, and the defense is being asked to attack downhill with pace. Defensive tackle Jirah Leaupepetele spoke to the aggressive mentality the unit is developing, emphasizing the physical style they want to play when bullets start flying in the fall.
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Giving Back to the Coug Family
Beyond the X's and O's, the Cougars are hosting a kids clinic as part of the spring practice schedule. It is exactly the kind of touch that builds goodwill in a community that bleeds crimson and gray. Getting young athletes on the field with college players, seeing the work ethic up close, and hearing directly from Pinnick and others about what it takes to compete at this level: that is how you grow the pipeline and strengthen the bond between the university and Spokane.
Building Toward Fall
Spring football is about reps, evaluation, and establishing the foundation for September. The Cougars are doing exactly that in Spokane, with coaches getting a clear picture of who is ready to step up and where the roster needs depth. With the kids clinic adding community value, WSU is making the most of every practice day.
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