Brandon Willman is a journalist based in Pullman, Washington, and writes for The Daily Evergreen. He covers local news, sports, and current events, with a focus on Washington State University and the surrounding community. His work has also been featured in Yardbarker, The Daily Californian, The Spokesman-Review, LastWordOnSports.com, and The Lead.
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Brandon Willman's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly college football and Washington State University. He covers events extensively and provides investment analysis related to sports. Given his emphasis on event coverage, he may be interested in pitches regarding upcoming games, player transfers or developments within the teams he covers.
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By: Katy Ryan, Brandon Willman
Emma Barbero smiles toward Argentina Ung after winning a point, Oct. 13, in Pullman, Wash.
In their final non-conference action of the 2024 season, the Cougs played their worst all-around match. For the first time failing to win a set, the Cougs bookended preseason play by getting swept by Long Beach State.
By: Brandon Willman, Emma Decasa
Katy Ryan points to her teammates after they score a point in a match against USC, Nov. 12, in Pullman, Wash.
Undefeated in conference play and riding a six-match winning streak against their upcoming opponents, WSU volleyball (7-4, 2-0 WCC) hosts the Portland Pilots (8-4, 1-1) on Thursday in Bohler Gym.
By: Brandon Willman
PULLMAN, Wash. – WSU volleyball made eight consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances under former head coach Jen Greeny. However, along with the program changing conferences to the West Coast Conference (WCC), Greeny left following the 2023 season. To replace the hall-of-fame coach, WSU turned to a first-time head coach in Korey Schroeder, who served as an...
After falling to Pepperdine Sunday in Pullman for their first loss in WCC play in 2024, the Cougs have a big weekend to pick up wins to remain atop the conference standings. WSU (8-5, 3-1 WCC) is tied with two other programs, San Diego and LMU, for third place in the WCC after the opening two...
The two programs rebuilding the Pac-12 brand will face off as WCC foes for the first time in volleyball Thursday. The Cougs host the Beavers with the ability to continue their strong start to conference play. WSU (10-5, 5-1 WCC) hosts OSU (4-11, 2-3) after their reverse sweep of Saint Mary’s. From a potential 3-3...
The 2025 makeshift Cougar football schedule increased to ten games Tuesday, in the form of a familiar foe. WSU will face off with the Oregon State Beavers twice. The matchup will not just occur twice in 2025 but in November. The new game is set for Nov. 1, 2025, in Corvallis followed by the previously scheduled...
Butch T. Cougar leading the Cougs in singing “Back Home” by Andy Grammar after the first quarter against Oregon State, Sept. 23, in Pullman, Wash.
By: Levi Coovert, Brandon Willman
Isaiah Watts smiling during an inbounds play, Nov. 18, in Pullman, Wash.
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