Pj Kendall is a local journalist based in Pasadena, California, focusing on sports reporting. With a keen interest in college sports, Pj covers the ups and downs of Washington State University's teams, providing analysis and commentary on their performances.
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Pj Kendall's coverage primarily focuses on sports, specifically college football and gambling. Given the local geographic focus on California and Pasadena, Pj would likely be most receptive to pitches related to local college football events, analysis of games involving teams from these areas, or insights into the gambling aspect of sports within this region.
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“Give me that f***ing trophy! That’s my trophy!” - Jake Dickert, as the clock wound down in the Washington State Cougars 24-19 Apple Cup victory.
Never in doubt!
Hallo aus Berlin! I may live here now! It’s a long story! That’s a lot of exclamation points!
Hello! We are back in the, as Borat would say, U. S. and A.! What a long, strange trip that was. But before recounting the (mis) adventures in Deutschland, let’s talk about our 6-1, bowl-bound football team! Your Washington State Cougars are once again headed to the postseason after a one-year absence, as they almost certainly clinched a bid after defeating the Rainbow Warriors of Hawaii, 42-10.
There are no ugly wins.
Movin’ on up!
Dateline: The confluence of the Amazon and Rio Negro, where the heat is extra hot, the humidity is extra humid, and there’s a constant battle between malaria and syphilis atop the “things I’d really like to avoid” power rankings. Regardless, I might just, uh, stay here for the long term. Well, one term anyway. Plus the beer is cheap.
Unless you haven’t been paying attention, you knew this was coming. For several weeks now, WSU - despite having vastly superior talent - has f***ed around, and somehow escaped time after time, leading doofuses everywhere to infer that this was sustainable. Well, those of us who know better knew it wasn’t, and well, here we are. On Saturday night in Albuquerque, WSU found out. I’ve been wondering for a while now whether WSU is a good bad team or a bad good team (h/t Bill Simmons). I’m settling on an average-to-bad team (so long as it is playing other bad teams because if WSU ever plays a good team, it’s gonna be a murder scene). Average offense, bad defense, bad special teams.
The Cougs were double-digit favorites. Didn’t matter.
I meant to write something after WSU football embarrassed itself for the third consecutive week, but I didn’t. Then I was going to write something the next week, but I didn’t. You’ll be stunned to learn that the lack of compensation tends to influence one’s motivation to work on the weekend, principally due to the aforementioned football team’s gross incompetence, and I’ll be damned if anyone makes me care one iota about a bowl game.
(833) 317-6278 
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