November football begins for Washington State with it taking on its lone Pac-12 counterpart, Oregon State, for the first time this season. The Cougs and Beavs w

Washington State leads the all-time series, 57-48-3. OSU won last season’s matchup, 41-38. It was the last time Trent Bray won a game as OSU coach.

Preview the Nov. 1 matchup between Washington State and Oregon State, including betting odds, trends, and game information.

The Pac-12 rivals will meet again at the end of the regular season in the second leg of an in-season home-and-home series

Washington State ended a two-game losing streak and rewarded the fans at Gesa Field who braved the rain and the cold with a 28-7 win over the Toledo Rockets on

WSU's defensive line has slogged through a staggering number of injuries this season, but somehow the Cougars keep producing on defense.

WSU football (4-4) hits the road to take on Oregon State (1-7) at home this Saturday at 4:30 p.m. The Cougs are coming off a dominant 28-7 win against the Toledo Rockets and the score does not begin to do WSU justice.

Washington State will smother Oregon State on Saturday afternoon in the first of two November matchups between the Pac-12 holdovers. The Beavers are marginally better than they looked under coach Trent Bray, who was fired after an 0-7 start. But they aren’t nearly good enough to handle WSU. Or the point spread.

Auburn football grabbed its first SEC win last weekend using a strong defensive and special team effort in the second half. The Tigers forced four Arkansas turnovers in their last