Podcast Vs. Everyone - For Washington State Cougars fans

Two guys talking about the Washington State Cougars, beer, and whatever else is on our minds.podcastvseveryone.com

Podcast Vs. Everyone - For Washington State Cougars fans is a sports podcast hosted by Jeff Nusser and Craig Powers, with 254 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Jeff Nusser and Craig Powers hosts Podcast Vs. Everyone - For Washington State Cougars fans, a sports show with 254 episodes published.

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  Episode #253

  Mailbag: Thoughts on sideline switch, expectations for football, and more (Episode 252)

  Jul 23, 20261h 31m

  Don't forget to subscribe to the newsletter! Episodes direct to your inbox, plus other written musings from Jeff. podcastvseveryone.com With it being late July, there's not a ton going on in the world of WSU sports. But one piece of "news" did make its way out: WSU has decided to switch sidelines for football games -- the Cougars will now occupy the space in front of the "alumni side," while opponents will be in front of the student section. We kicked off this mailbag episode with our thoughts on that before answering a slew of questions from our premium subscribers. What can we expect from Kirby Moore? Feelings about our new Pac-12 rivals? Ideal tailgate? The proper way to eat corn on the cob? Notes Podcast music by Randy England. You can find more of his work on Instagram . You can also subscribe to the show on your favorite podcast services: Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube Or, manually add this feed to your podcast app of choice: https://feed.podbean.com/podcastvseveryone/feed.xml

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  Episode #252

  Spring football wrap-up: Does WSU have a QB problem? (Episode 251)

  May 8, 20261h 35m

  Don't forget to subscribe to the newsletter! Episodes direct to your inbox, plus other written musings from Jeff. podcastvseveryone.com Spring football practices recently wrapped up, and though we weren't able to watch much of it (due to both us not being in Pullman and WSU's policy of not showing toooooo much on video), some of what happened did filter out, including the fact that the quarterbacks didn't exactly light the world on fire. We discuss what it might mean for the fall. Then, we move on to David Riley's remake of the basketball team after almost the entire roster hit the portal, which is near completion. Four guys have signed since our last episode, and they're all down-transfers -- which means there's some talent there that Riley is hoping he can unearth. And that's intriguing! Plus, we talk about the expansion of the NCAA basketball tournaments to 76 teams, the hire of Jon Haarlow as AD, WSU baseball's big weekend coming up, and (of course) beer talk. Notes Podcast music by Randy England. You can find more of his work on Instagram . You can also subscribe to the show on your favorite podcast services: Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube Or, manually add this feed to your podcast app of choice: https://feed.podbean.com/podcastvseveryone/feed.xml

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  Episode #251

  Checking in on spring football, hoops roster rebuild (Episode 250)

  Apr 17, 20261h 32m

  Don't forget to subscribe to the newsletter! Episodes direct to your inbox, plus other written musings from Jeff. podcastvseveryone.com We're about two thirds of the way through Kirby Moore's first set of spring football practices, and while there isn't a lot of video out there for us to judge with our own eyes, there are plenty of first-hand reports thanks to increased media access this year. It doesn't seem like the offense has been lighting it up. But that's ok, we think? We also talk about running back Kirby Vorhees' eye-popping statement: "It's the best defense I've been a part of." Then, we move on to David Riley's remake of the basketball team after almost the entire roster hit the portal. There's one new guy in particular who we're damn excited about: Division 2 transfer Lazerek Houston. We also take a brief look at the other four players who have committed and try to draw some conclusions about how Riley is trying to rebuild in a program that doesn't have a ton of resources. Plus (of course) beer talk. Notes Podcast music by Randy England. You can find more of his work on Instagram . You can also subscribe to the show on your favorite podcast services: Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube Or, manually add this feed to your podcast app of choice: https://feed.podbean.com/podcastvseveryone/feed.xml

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  Episode #250

  It's Sweet 16 time! Plus, spring football (Episode 249)

  Mar 26, 20261h 25m

  Don't forget to subscribe to the newsletter! Episodes direct to your inbox, plus other written musings from Jeff. podcastvseveryone.com The first weekend of the NCAA Tournament is in the books, and there weren't all that many upsets -- the Sweet 16 is looking pretty chalky. Sure, Texas is an 11 seed, but ... it's Texas, probably the most resource rich athletics department in the country. In fact, every member of the Sweet 16 comes from the top 5 conferences (football's Power 4 + Big East). It made for a bit of a boring first couple of rounds, but with the best teams in the country now lined up, the Sweet 16 and beyond should be fantastic. Why did it happen that way? And what does all this separation of the top teams mean for WSU? After discussing that, we took a brief glimpse at spring football, which starts on Thursday for the Cougs under new coach Kirby Moore. Plus, beer talk and a brief look at the baseball team. Notes Podcast music by Randy England. You can find more of his work on Instagram . You can also subscribe to the show on your favorite podcast services: Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube Or, manually add this feed to your podcast app of choice: https://feed.podbean.com/podcastvseveryone/feed.xml

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  Episode #249

  David Riley won't be fired. But he should be. (Episode 248)

  Mar 13, 20261h 24m

  Don't forget to subscribe to the newsletter! Episodes direct to your inbox, plus other written musings from Jeff. podcastvseveryone.com The basketball seasons are finally over, and we learned this week that David Riley will be back for at least one more year as head coach of the men's basketball team. Needless to say, based on the show title ... we're not thrilled. There are a lot of reasons to believe things aren't likely to get better under Riley going forward, and the idea that he just doesn't have enough resources is honestly insulting. Resources aren't why the team blew so many games. We break down all the reasons why Riley shouldn't be coaching the team next year before evaluating what his return probably means going forward. Plus, beer talk and a brief look at women's basketball's performance in the WCC tournament, where they advanced farther than the men -- despite starting the tournament a whole round earlier. Notes Podcast music by Randy England. You can find more of his work on Instagram . You can also subscribe to the show on your favorite podcast services: Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube Or, manually add this feed to your podcast app of choice: https://feed.podbean.com/podcastvseveryone/feed.xml

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