Mike Vorel is a sports columnist for The Seattle Times. He specializes in covering college football, competitive sports, and sports business, with a keen focus on the UW Huskies and broader sports themes. Mike's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the TRI CITY HERALD, Yakima Herald-Republic, and the Miami Herald.
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Washington State quarterback John Mateer finds the midfield open and rushes for a first quarter touchdown against Washington in the 116th edition
By: Mike Vorel
SEATTLE — On Nov. 4, 2023, the Washington State football team was shut out in the second half of a 10-7 home loss to 3-6 Stanford, the fifth consecutive defeat for coach Jake Dickert and the Cougs. It was an ugly, waterlogged loss for a plummeting program.
By: Mike Vorel
By RENTON — Sometimes, a shrug communicates what words never could.
By: Mike Vorel
Jaxon Smith-Njigba has 17 catches, 290 receiving yards and two touchdowns in his past two games. How has he done it? That's not so easy to explain.
By: Mike Vorel
By It's easy to lose a national narrative. It's harder to conjure a new nightmare.
By: Mike Vorel
By Mike Vorel Seattle Times It's easy to lose a national narrative. It's harder to conjure a new nightmare.
By: Mike Vorel
By When the season started, Uchenna Nwosu and George Fant were considered critical cogs on their respective edges.
By: Mike Vorel
By Mike Vorel Seattle Times When the season started, Uchenna Nwosu and George Fant were considered critical cogs on their respective edges.
By: Mike Vorel
SEATTLE — When the season started, Uchenna Nwosu and George Fant were considered critical cogs on their respective edges.
By: Mike Vorel
By Did Kalen DeBoer make a mistake? On Dec. 1, 2023, DeBoer wore a growing grin as reality set in.
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