Spring football underway – Chalich takes slight lead in two-quarterback battle in spring practice
Idaho coach Paul Petrino wanted the competition he has at multiple positions to create an infusion of energy for the start of spring football practice.
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A salute for Sam — Missouri player makes huge stride with an even bigger decision
Missouri defensive end Michael Sam is months away from learning his NFL Draft fate and already, he’s made a bigger impact on the league with millions and millions of people […]
Vandals add 17 JC players – Late Letter of Intent highlights Idaho’s recruiting class
Paul Petrino is looking at the 2014 schedule and seeing wins — his 2014 signing class is proof of it. As many as 17 junior college players will be joining […]
Seattle-area QB prospect falls through cracks to Idaho
Jake Luton doesn’t care what people think about the offense he ran at high school.
Aggies win battle of independents
The Idaho football team let its best opportunity for a statement win slip through its fingers — literally. Two dropped passes in the end zone emphasized Idaho’s red zone futility […]
Tallahassee tough
There’s no doubt about it — Jameis Winston has ascended to royalty status at Florida State. In the minutes leading up to what would eventually turn into an ACC mess […]
Petrino presser – Sep. 30 – Notes and quotes
Idaho coach Paul Petrino was noticeably happier today than he’s been in weeks past, not surprisingly. His Vandals are coming off the first victory of the Petrino era, a 26-24 […]
Special teams is team effort
Jason Shumaker spends most of his time at practice running down the sideline chasing his running backs, making sure the players in the unit he coaches finish every play. But […]
Practice Notebook 9/17 and 9/18/2013
Venue: Kibbie Dome Format: Full Pads, wrapping up the players but not taking them down. QBs are not to be hit. Practice Rundown: North/South Drills, 7-on-7 skelton, team scrimmage […]
Battle of the Palouse
A rivalry that began more than a century ago will be brought back to life thanks to the collaborative efforts of the Associated Students of the University of Idaho and […]