Washington State Football Prepares for Famous Idaho Potato Bowl
Boise, Idaho (December 21, 2025) – The Washington State Cougars are gearing up for the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl with excitement in the air. The team kicked off their day with a fun shopping spree at Scheels, picking out bowl gifts. Afterward, they headed to their indoor facility for the last practice of the season.
In a press conference, interim head coach Jesse Bobbit, quarterback Zevi Eckhaus, and safety Tucker Large shared their thoughts and enthusiasm. Unfortunately, a pep rally was canceled due to bad weather. But the Cougars still celebrated at the Treefort Music Hall and hosted the Cougar Football Radio show.
They are set to play against Utah State in the bowl game on Monday at 11 a.m. (PT) on ESPN.
Fans are buzzing on social media about the team’s preparations and community events. Tweets shared moments from the shopping spree and the excitement leading up to the game. User reactions highlight the strong support from “Coug Nation.”
Interestingly, according to a recent survey by Statista, college bowl games have seen a 10% increase in viewership over the past year. This spike underscores the growing interest in college football as fans engage more with their teams on social media.
With teams like Washington State participating, bowl games are not just about football. They foster community spirit and showcase thrilling athleticism. As the Cougars prepare for this final challenge, their dedication and the support from fans are sure to make an impact.
For further details about the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl, you can check the official page here.
Key Updates:
- Final Practice: Concluded with optimism from the coaching staff and players.
- Team Spirit: Social media is alive with team hashtags like #GoCougs and #MadeOfCrimson.
This season, the Cougars are aiming to finish strong and create lasting memories both on and off the field.
