Fresno State: TUESDAY MORNING QUARTERBACK: WSU coach Kirby Moore to assume offensi…
Fresno State · Washington StateOct. 6—COMMENTARY Something had to change. Long before Washington State started the season ...
Moments after a lackluster second scrimmage of the Washington State football team's fall camp under the hot August sun in which the offense looked disjointed and positive plays were few and far between, offensive coordinator Matt Miller stepped to the mic and owned it. Gotta prepare a better plan for the guys, for them to go execute it.
So everybody's got to look themselves in the mirror, which is an awesome opportunity for all of us to learn and grow." That was the right kind of attitude for a first-time solo play caller — Miller was co-offensive coordinator for Boise State last season — to have, especially as WSU transitioned out of fall camp and looked toward the coaching staff's inaugural season together.
New coaches, new players, a new Pac-12 Conference ... Surely first-year coach Kirby Moore, the son of a legendary high school football coach from just down the road in Prosser, Wash.
KEY POINTS
- TUESDAY MORNING QUARTERBACK: WSU coach Kirby Moore to assume offensive play-calling duties.
- Two days removed from a 26-6 loss to Fresno State in which Washington State failed fo...
- Starting with me, I gotta be better," Miller said after that Aug. 21 scrimmage at Gesa Field.
- , (Tom Moore) and the brother of one of the 32 men entrusted to lead an NFL team (Kellen Moore) would be a sure-fire success at WSU.