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Arizona State, and then made a couple of really stupid errors that cost us the game." "The next day, Spokesman-Review sportswriter John Blanchette decided he was looking for 'a word a phrase even to sum up this misbegotten football season at Washington State University.' And 'that word 'to Coug, verb, intransitive,' and a tradition was born.' Yeah, I know. I kind of hate that myself. I'm actually of two minds, because at some level, this is us dealing with things with a sense of humor and claiming it a little bit as opposed to just suffering in silence. And to me, to 'Coug' something, you already have to have been doing great, and then something goes horribly awry at the end. So if you're 'Couging it,' you're already ahead of the game."
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Couging it," Leaf explained. "It was the same thing at USC. Four minutes to go, I hit Kevin (McKenzie), he makes a one-handed grab and Shawn (McWashington) gives a block to Coug it." "The same thing happened Saturday," Leaf said of a 35–34 overtime victory over Arizona. "A two-point play, and LeJuan Gibbons and Duane Stewart Couged it. "It's fun to change the definition of something that was supposed to be so negative."
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Had a nice little chat with WSU linebacker Darryl Monroe about the fallout from the bowl game and what he thinks when he hears someone use the expression, "Coug'd it": "For me, Coug'd should mean you just went out there and dominated. I don't understand where this impression of 'Coug'd it' means you
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Spokane sportswriter, a man named John Blanchette, and he's still there today. There are arguments that this existed before, and he just popularized it, but there was an October 26, 1985 game against Arizona State
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Tuesday, Has anyone mentioned the word 'Coug it' to you this week?" "You," Doba replied. Reporter: "Is that something you guys try to stay away from, that kind of talk?" Doba: "Yes, obviously. I would hope that that word would never, never appear again." The general definition
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Dickert's immersion into Cougar culture is complete. As far as late-game "Coug it" collapses go, however, Saturday's deflating loss to Oregon doesn't even make the pantheon. Don't believe me? 2013 New Mexico Bowl. Colorado in 2012. Still not convinced? Go to YouTube and find the
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Symbolic of this effort is their redefinition of the verb, "to Coug," coined by a sportswriter several years ago to describe the school's tendency to crumble in tense situations. Players and coaches are saying "to Coug" now means precisely the opposite. "Fourth down, 1-yard line against UCLA – we
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Cougars games I'll never forget. One, in Pasadena in 1984, epitomized the meaning to 'Coug it.' WSU lined up to attempt a late field goal to break a 24-24 tie with UCLA. Moments later, UCLA was kicking a short field goal to win 27-24. The Cougars' snap on their attempt was low and
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Cougars led 20-10 with 4:30 left but WSU 'Coug'd it' and allowed the Dawgs to tie it up and send the game to overtime. 2003: After 'Couging it' in 2002, the No. 8 WSU team 'Coug'd it' again in 2003. WSU was hanging onto a 19-14 lead with just 1:10 to
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