The Washington State Cougars compete in one of college football's toughest conferences, the Pacific-12. The 2010 season
was a tough one for the Cougars and they finished tenth in the conference with a record of 2-10. The Washington State Cougars
will inevitably be looking to improve upon their stats and standings for the 2011 season.
Over the course of its more-than-a-century history, the Washington State Cougars have had many stars go on from NCAA football to make a mark on the NFL. Some
of the former Cougars to do just that include Drew Bledsoe, Mark Rypien, Jason Hanson, James Hasty, Keith Lincoln, Mel Hein
and others. The stars on past teams have helped the Cougars to also make many bowl appearances.
The Washington State Cougars' home venue, Clarence D. Martin Stadium has quite a historic legacy. The Cougars first played
at Soldier Field, which opened in 1892. They transitioned to a new Rogers Field in 1936, and a fire in the 1970s sparked the
construction of Martin Stadium.
Martin Stadium now has a capacity of more than 35,000.
Each season, Washington State Cougars fans don their crimson and gray and head out to Martin Stadium to cheer on their
beloved team. The atmosphere at this games is part of the reason that sports
tickets to see the Washington State Cougars are popular ever season. Make sure that you are a part of the action this
season and head out to one of the games.
