Washington State Cougars defense impresses during second fall camp day

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Last updated Aug 8, 2026

Washington State Cougars defense impresses during second fall camp day
Summary

During the second day of fall camp on August 7, Washington State football showcased strong defensive plays and a rapid offensive tempo. Defensive end Eduwa Okundaye drew attention with a notable hit, while defensive end Ben Beatty simulated a sack and cornerback CJ Solis Lumar nearly intercepted quarterback Caden Pinnick. Offensive coordinator Matt Miller aims for a diverse playbook as the team adjusts to new offensive schemes. The Cougars plan to enhance their offensive execution in the coming days as they prepare for practices with pads next week.

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  • Eduwa Okundaye delivers a standout performance at defensive end.
  • Ben Beatty records a simulated sack during practice.
  • Quarterbacks struggle with a new offensive scheme early on.
  • Max McCree, an offensive lineman, does not participate due to illness.
  • Five Cougars make the Pac-12 Preseason Impact List.
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  • 2:01 AMYahoo SportsDefenders make plays, offense pushes tempo on Day 2 of WSU fall camp
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Aug. 7—PULLMAN — The loudest cries of the latest Washington State football practice, the Cougars' second day of fall camp on Friday morning, were directed toward a defender whose potential has gone a tad understated since his arrival on campus. Eduwa Okundaye, a third-year sophomore defensive end, may have gone a little overboard. A few days before the Cougs start practicing with pads, which ...

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