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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 in Pullman, Washington.
- 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.
- Running back Kirby Vorhees rushed for 197 yards and four touchdowns, including a program-record 98-yard run, while quarterback Owen Eshelman accounted for four total scores in the dominant offensive display.
- 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 overall.
- Seeking to build on this breakthrough, the Cougars return to action next week, traveling to face Texas State on the road in their next contest.
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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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Rams Fall 73-7 as Washington State Sets Rushing Records
Colorado State’s season hit another low in a 73-7 loss at Washington State, a game that turned on a failed fourth-down try and a 98-yard Cougars touchdown run on the next play. The Rams fell to 3-7, were eliminated from bowl contention and extended their road losing streak to 10 games. Coach Jim Mora said younger players will get more opportunities as the team tries to build toward a better future.
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