Jeremiah Bernard shines during Day 4 of WSU fall camp practices

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Last updated Aug 11, 2026

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On August 10, Jeremiah Bernard highlighted Day 4 of Washington State's fall camp with an impressive pass breakup at Rogers Practice Field. The junior safety, a transfer from Cal Poly, demonstrated his potential as he leaped to intercept a pass aimed at a receiver. Bernard's play echoed a strong emphasis on defense during the practice, complementing performances by other defenders like cornerback Kai Rapolla. The Cougars' offense continues to adjust to a new playbook under head coach Kirby Moore. As fall camp progresses, coaches are still rotating players to determine starting roles.

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  • Jeremiah Bernard made a highlight pass breakup during practice.
  • Washington State's defense dominated much of the practice session.
  • Quarterbacks Owen Eshelman and Julian Dugger struggled against the defense.
  • The offense is still adapting to a new playbook under head coach Kirby Moore.
  • Player rotations are ongoing as the team finalizes starting roles.
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  • 2:01 AMYahoo SportsSafety Jeremiah Bernard soars for highlight play, Cougar defenders dominate on Day 4 of WSU fall camp
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Aug. 10—PULLMAN — Jeremiah Bernard left his feet and dove like he was Superman about to snuff out a local crime. The ball had just left the hands of Owen Eshelman, one of three Washington State quarterbacks vying for starting duties, and it was headed for a receiver toward the sideline of Rogers Practice Field. It never made it there. Bernard made sure of that, roving over from the safety ...

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