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Kirby Vorhees has 4 of 9 TD runs by Washington State in skid-busting 73-7 romp over Colorado State
Kirby Vorhees ran for 197 yards and four touchdowns as Washington State piled up 535 rushing yards and snapped a six-game skid.
- On Saturday, the Washington State Cougars snapped a six-game losing streak with a 73-7 victory over Colorado State at Gesa Field, scoring nine rushing touchdowns and one passing touchdown in a historic offensive explosion.
- Following a Halloween night loss at San Diego State that dropped the Cougars to 1-8, coach Kirby Moore and his staff initiated a deep dive into team issues during the bye week. Adjustments paid immediate dividends Saturday night.
- Running back Kirby Vorhees rushed for 197 yards and four touchdowns on 12 carries, including a program-record 98-yard run, while quarterback Owen Eshelman accounted for four total scores with 13 completions on 14 passes.
- Washington State University set a program record with 535 rushing yards, marking the team's highest total against an FBS opponent in school history. The Cougars amassed 674 total yards during the dominant victory.
- The Cougars return to action next week, traveling to face Texas State on the road as they seek to build momentum from this breakthrough performance. The matchup marks a critical test of whether Saturday's adjustments prove sustainable.
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Kirby Vorhees has 4 of 9 TD runs by Washington State in skid-busting 73-7 romp over Colorado State
PULLMAN, Wash. (AP) — Kirby Vorhees ran for career highs of 197 yards and four of Washington State's school-record nine rushing touchdowns on 12 carries, including a Pac
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