Washington State Cougars start fall camp with hill run tradition

Yahoo Sports1 min read • Latest: Aug 6, 2026, 1:10 PM

Last updated Aug 6, 2026

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The Washington State football team opened fall camp on August 6 at Rogers Field, with a challenging hill run up College Avenue. Team members ran in formation, promoting bonding and overcoming adversity, according to center Kyle Martin. First-year head coach Kirby Moore joined the run, enhancing team unity. After a productive summer filled with workouts, the Cougars shift focus to preparations for their season opener against Washington, scheduled for next month. Moore plans to create competitive scenarios during the upcoming practices, including an early decision on the starting quarterback.

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  • Fall camp commenced on August 6 for the Cougars.
  • Team members engaged in a hill run to build camaraderie and resilience.
  • Kirby Moore plans to implement competitive situations in practices.
  • A starting quarterback announcement will occur before the season opener.
  • Key injuries affect wide receiver Ryan McKendry and offensive lineman Kalolo Ta'aga.
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Aug. 6—PULLMAN — Before the Washington State football team could smile and wave and pose for photos during Wednesday's media day or saddle up for fall camp, which opens today at Rogers Field, they first had to conquer the mountain in front of them. That mountain was College Avenue — a notoriously steep hill on the south side of WSU's campus. In rows of five late last week, the Cougars took ...

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