This evening the Cougar Country Nadirs played in the final regular season softball game of the Spring 2017 IM softball season. Coming into the final regulars game the Nadirs were 2-0-1 playing against the CM Homies.
The game features a lot of flyballs and a low score until late into the game. Finally the Nadirs had a 2 run lead going into the bottom of the sixth and last inning. Unfortunately the CM Homies hit a walk-off single to score the game’s tying and go-ahead run.
The Cougar Country Nadirs ended the regular season with 2-1-1 going into the end of the season single-elim bracket.
Tonight’s game featured:
Danny Jones
TJ Byrne
Brant Johnson
Eric Blackburn
Daniel Tiengo
Marc Cussatt
Garrett D’Angelo
Drew Nordi
Dusty Olson
Nick Jones
and Austin (Oz) Bartleson with Marty Rogstad for the CM Homies.
Brant in pre-game warmups.
Brant in pre-game warmups.
Daniel in pre-game warmups.
Daniel in pre-game warmups.
Daniel in pre-game warmups.
Daniel in pre-game warmups.
Dusty in pre-game warmups.
Dusty in pre-game warmups.
TJ in pre-game warmups.
TJ in pre-game warmups.
Nick in pre-game warmups.
Nick in pre-game warmups.
Danny in pre-game warmups.
Danny in pre-game warmups.
Danny at the plate.
Danny at the plate.
TJ making contact.
TJ making contact.
Brant swinging.
Brant swinging.
Oz making a catch.
Oz making a catch.
Eric at the plate.
Eric at the plate.
Daniel swinging.
Daniel swinging.
A member from the Construction Management team fires a ball to first.
A member from the Construction Management team fires a ball to first.
Drew making a force out at first.
Drew making a force out at first.
Garrett making a catch.
Garrett making a catch.
Oz at the plate.
Oz at the plate.
Oz at first base.
Oz at first base.
Dusty charging a ball.
Dusty charging a ball.
Marty at the plate.
Marty at the plate.
Daniel throwing the ball in from the outfield.
Daniel throwing the ball in from the outfield.
Danny making a play on the ball.
Danny making a play on the ball.
Marc at the plate.
Marc at the plate.
Garrett swinging.
Garrett swinging.
Marty catching a flyball in right field.
Marty catching a flyball in right field.
Marc pitching.
Marc pitching.
Dusty at the plate.
Dusty at the plate.
Dusty hitting the ball.
Dusty hitting the ball.
TJ at the plate.
TJ at the plate.
Marc throwing to second.
Marc throwing to second.
Danny turning two.
Danny turning two.
Oz at the plate.
Oz at the plate.
Brant catching a ball after running too hard to get to it.
Brant catching a ball after running too hard to get to it.
Marc on his way to third on an inside-the-park-homerun.
Marc on his way to third on an inside-the-park-homerun.
Drew hitting.
Drew hitting.
Marc pitching.
Marc pitching.
Garrett throws a ball in from the outfield.
Garrett throws a ball in from the outfield.
Marty at the plate.
Marty at the plate.
Nick hitting.
Nick hitting.
TJ rounds first on his way to second on a well hit ball.
TJ rounds first on his way to second on a well hit ball.
Brant prepares to throw a ball in from the outfield.
Brant prepares to throw a ball in from the outfield.
Danny catches a pop-up.
Danny catches a pop-up.
Marc fires a ball off to first base.
Marc fires a ball off to first base.
Marty in full extension on his swing.
Marty in full extension on his swing.
Nick catches the ball as Marty slides into second.
Nick catches the ball as Marty slides into second.
On Saturday afternoon I had a chance to ride along with Deputy Stevens from the Whitman County Sheriff’s Office.
We went to the WSU campus to do a couple photos of him with some of the campus in the background. We didn’t make it there until the sun was really setting. This causes some troubles with the backlighting and the lack of lighting for the foreground. I ended up shooting from a different angle so we didn’t get the campus as the backdrop as wanted.
I shot all the photos with my Canon 70D with a EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS II.
This evening I was in Bellevue and took some photos at the Newport Knights and Roosevelt Roughriders Lacrosse game. Newport had a lead of 5 to 2 at the half and ended up winning by a final score of 9 to 4.
The photos from the first half were taken while sitting on the bleachers. Then I went down to the track and next to the playing field. I got better closeup shots there, for obvious reason.
The whole shoot was done with my Canon 70D with my Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS II USM. I don’t have a lot of descriptions included in the photos mainly because I did not have a roster so I did not know what names to place with the photos.
On January 29th, 2017 at 0800 Lieutenant Rudy Fisher walked into Pullman Fire Station 32 (the Deuce) for his final time as a member of the Pullman Fire Department. 24-hours later Lt. Fisher would be given the flag that was flying over the station in a ceremony performed by the Pullman Fire Honor Guard. The flag was handed to Lt. Fisher by Chief Mike Heston.
Lt. Fisher along with Firefighters McPherson, Gibbons, and Krieger worked his final shift on the north side of Pullman answering calls for service.
During the day I had the opportunity to shoot some photos with Lt. Fisher and his wife, Lisa. We took the photoshoot to Station 31 to include the men working there. Captain Reiber, Firefighters Gollnick, Erickson, and Branson where covering the south part of Pullman.
All the members of both stations took part in the photoshoot. I have included a hand full of the photos.
At 0800 on January 30th, 2017 Lt. Fisher’s final shift came to an end. The Honor Guard marched to the flag pole, lowered the American Flag, folded it, and it was ultimately presented to Lt. Fisher.
Again I was on hand to take photos of the Flag Ceremony and the celebration that took place afterwards in the Deuce. This was a great opportunity for people to congratulate Lt. Fisher on his retirement. Several retired firefighters made their way to the celebration. I tried to get as many photos as I could with newly-retired Lt. Fisher and the people in attendance.
Nearly a quarter-century, on February 10, 1992, Rudy Fisher was hired as a city of Pullman Firefighter by the late Chief Pat Wilkins. When Rudy was hired the main fire station on South Grand was the career station. The Deuce was the reserve station. That all changed in 2005 when WSU stopped providing their own fire services and started to use the City of Pullman Fire Department. At that time the Deuce was made into a career and reserve fire station. At the same time Lieutenants were added to the rank of firefighters. Rudy was selected as one of the first three Lieutenants of Pullman Fire.
I had the opportunity ask Rudy some questions about his quarter-century run at being a city of Pullman Firefighter.
My first question is the typical question that many people ask. Why did you want to be a firefighter? He said “First of all I wanted to help others in a time of need. I wanted a challenge and I loved the problem solving aspect that this career choice offered every day.”
Of all the events, calls, and activities what one(s) sticks out in his mind? Rudy responded by saying “Infants and young children calls left the most lasting impressions on me. Creative activities by the student population are too numerous to list but did make me chuckle and / or scratch my head in amazement.”
Firefighters seem to have a favorite apparatus and Rudy was no different. I had a feeling that I already knew the answer before I asked, but I wanted to know what his favorite apparatus was. He said “The H & W (E32) was the first Red Engine in the fleet. It looked great and was very user friendly.” That was the engine we used to base the crew photos during the photoshoot. It also happens to be the engine Rudy requested for that purpose.
For anyone thinking about becoming a firefighter Rudy suggests “You need to have thick skin, roll with the punches, adapt and overcome, be patient, and have a passion to help others.”
I asked Rudy to look back at the Pullman Fire Department he joined 25 years ago compared to today. I then asked what he thought was the most important/best change that had taken place. Rudy said “Transitioning from a BLS (Basic Life Support) service to ALS (Advanced Life Support) [emergency medical] service.” Rudy was there for the transition and saw the difference that a paramedic can make in the positive outcome when someone is in dire straits.
Finally I asked Rudy if there was anything he would like to add, say as words or wisdom, or give a farewell statement. Rudy closed by saying “I believe a person should stand up for what’s right and true. Be accountable for your actions. Learn how to think and not what to think. Treasure your friends and family as time goes by really fast. Never regret a day in your life: good days give happiness, bad days give experience, worst days give lessons, and best days give memories.”
Thank you Lt. Rudy Fisher for your service to the City of Pullman and surrounding communities.
Lt. Fisher in front of Engine 32.
Lt. Fisher in front of Engine 32.
Lt. Fisher in front of Engine 32.
Lt. Fisher in front of Engine 32.
Lt. Fisher in the Officer seat of Engine 32.
Lt. Fisher in the Officer seat of Engine 32.
Lt. Fisher in front of Engine 32.
Lt. Fisher in front of Engine 32.
Lt. Fisher in front of Engine 32.
Lt. Fisher in front of Engine 32.
Lt. Fisher and his wife Lisa in front of Engine 32.
Lt. Fisher and his wife Lisa in front of Engine 32.
Lt. Fisher and his wife Lisa in front of Engine 32.
Lt. Fisher and his wife Lisa in front of Engine 32.
Lt. Fisher and his wife Lisa in front of Engine 32.
Lt. Fisher and his wife Lisa in front of Engine 32.
Lt. Fisher and his wife Lisa in front of Engine 32.
Lt. Fisher and his wife Lisa in front of Engine 32.
Lt. Fisher and his wife Lisa in front of Engine 32.
Lt. Fisher and his wife Lisa in front of Engine 32.
Lt. Fisher and his wife Lisa in front of Engine 32.
Lt. Fisher and his wife Lisa in front of Engine 32.
Lt. Fisher and his wife Lisa in front of Engine 32.
Lt. Fisher and his wife Lisa in front of Engine 32.
Lt. Fisher and his wife Lisa on the jump seats in Engine 32.
Lt. Fisher and his wife Lisa on the jump seats in Engine 32.
Lt. Fisher and his wife Lisa on the jump seats in Engine 32.
Lt. Fisher and his wife Lisa on the jump seats in Engine 32.
Lt. Fisher and his wife Lisa on the jump seats in Engine 32.
Lt. Fisher and his wife Lisa on the jump seats in Engine 32.
Lt. Fisher and his wife Lisa in the cab of Engine 32.
Lt. Fisher and his wife Lisa in the cab of Engine 32.
Lt. Fisher standing next to the Officer door of Engine 31.
Lt. Fisher standing next to the Officer door of Engine 31.
Lt. Fisher on the step of Engine 31.
Lt. Fisher on the step of Engine 31.
Lt. Fisher at the pump panel on Engine 31.
Lt. Fisher at the pump panel on Engine 31.
Lt. Fisher at the pump panel on Engine 31.
Lt. Fisher at the pump panel on Engine 31.
Lt. Fisher and his wife Lisa.
Lt. Fisher and his wife Lisa.
Lt. Fisher and his wife Lisa in the cab on Engine 31.
Lt. Fisher and his wife Lisa in the cab on Engine 31.
Lt. Fisher, Captain Reiber, FFs Gollnick, McPherson, Gribbons, and Krieger. Engine 31 in the background.
Lt. Fisher, Captain Reiber, FFs Gollnick, McPherson, Gribbons, and Krieger. Engine 31 in the background.
Lt. Fisher, Captain Reiber, FFs Gollnick, McPherson, Gribbons, and Krieger. Engine 31 in the background.
Lt. Fisher, Captain Reiber, FFs Gollnick, McPherson, Gribbons, and Krieger. Engine 31 in the background.
FF Gollnick keeping things light hearted.
FF Gollnick keeping things light hearted.
Lt. Fisher in the foreground with Captain Reiber, FFs Gollnick, McPherson, Gibbons, and Kreiger. Engine 31 in the background.
Lt. Fisher in the foreground with Captain Reiber, FFs Gollnick, McPherson, Gibbons, and Kreiger. Engine 31 in the background.
Lt. Fisher on the step of Engine 31 with FFs Gollnick, Capt Reiber, FFs McPherson, Gibbons, and Krieger.
Lt. Fisher on the step of Engine 31 with FFs Gollnick, Capt Reiber, FFs McPherson, Gibbons, and Krieger.
Lt. Fisher on the step of Engine 31 with FFs Gollnick, Capt Reiber, FFs McPherson, Gibbons, and Krieger.
Lt. Fisher on the step of Engine 31 with FFs Gollnick, Capt Reiber, FFs McPherson, Gibbons, and Krieger.
FFs Krieger, Erickson, and Branson, Capt Reiber, Lt. Fisher, FFs Gollnick, Gibbons, and McPherson. Engine 31 in the background.
FFs Krieger, Erickson, and Branson, Capt Reiber, Lt. Fisher, FFs Gollnick, Gibbons, and McPherson. Engine 31 in the background.
FFs Krieger, Erickson, and Branson, Capt Reiber, Lt. Fisher, FFs Gollnick, Gibbons, and McPherson. Engine 31 in the background.
FFs Krieger, Erickson, and Branson, Capt Reiber, Lt. Fisher, FFs Gollnick, Gibbons, and McPherson. Engine 31 in the background.
Lt. Fisher on the step of Engine 31 with FFs Krieger, Erickson, and Branson, Capt Reiber, FFs Gollnick, Gibbons, and McPherson.
Lt. Fisher on the step of Engine 31 with FFs Krieger, Erickson, and Branson, Capt Reiber, FFs Gollnick, Gibbons, and McPherson.
FFs Krieger, Erickson, and Branson, Lt. Fisher, Capt Reiber, FFs Gollnick, Gibbons, and McPherson. Engine 31 in the background.
FFs Krieger, Erickson, and Branson, Lt. Fisher, Capt Reiber, FFs Gollnick, Gibbons, and McPherson. Engine 31 in the background.
Lt. Fisher in the foreground with FFs Krieger, Erickson, and Branson, Capt Reiber, FFs Gollnick, Gibbons, and McPherson. Engine 31 in the background.
Lt. Fisher in the foreground with FFs Krieger, Erickson, and Branson, Capt Reiber, FFs Gollnick, Gibbons, and McPherson. Engine 31 in the background.
FF Branson, Captain Reiber, Lt. Fisher, FFs Gollnick, and Erickson.
FF Branson, Captain Reiber, Lt. Fisher, FFs Gollnick, and Erickson.
FF Branson, Captain Reiber, Lt. Fisher, FFs Gollnick, and Erickson.
FF Branson, Captain Reiber, Lt. Fisher, FFs Gollnick, and Erickson.
Captain Reiber and Lt. Fisher.
Captain Reiber and Lt. Fisher.
Members of the Pullman Fire Honor Guard practicing prior to the Flag Ceremony.
Members of the Pullman Fire Honor Guard practicing prior to the Flag Ceremony.
Members of the Pullman Fire Honor Guard practicing prior to the Flag Ceremony.
Members of the Pullman Fire Honor Guard practicing prior to the Flag Ceremony.
Members of the Pullman Fire Honor Guard practicing prior to the Flag Ceremony.
Members of the Pullman Fire Honor Guard practicing prior to the Flag Ceremony.
The final shift board. Lt. Fisher with FF McPherson covering for FF Caessens, FF Gibbons, and FF Krieger.
The final shift board. Lt. Fisher with FF McPherson covering for FF Caessens, FF Gibbons, and FF Krieger.
Lt. Fisher and his wife Lisa walk past the flag pole during the Flag Ceremony.
Lt. Fisher and his wife Lisa walk past the flag pole during the Flag Ceremony.
The American Flag fly proudly in the wind on the morning of Lt. Fisher's final shift.
The American Flag fly proudly in the wind on the morning of Lt. Fisher's final shift.
The Honor Guard salute the American Flag that is flying over Station 32.
The Honor Guard salute the American Flag that is flying over Station 32.
Lt. Fisher and wife Lisa stand near Chief Heston. They are observing as the Honor Guard folds the flag.
Lt. Fisher and wife Lisa stand near Chief Heston. They are observing as the Honor Guard folds the flag.
The Pullman Fire Honor Guard folds the flag that flew over Station 32 on Lt. Fisher's final shift.
The Pullman Fire Honor Guard folds the flag that flew over Station 32 on Lt. Fisher's final shift.
FF Gollnick prepares to march the flag to Chief Heston.
FF Gollnick prepares to march the flag to Chief Heston.
FF Gollnick salutes Chief Heston after handing the flag to the Chief.
FF Gollnick salutes Chief Heston after handing the flag to the Chief.
Lt. Fisher with his wife Lisa being presented the flag that flew over Station 32 on his final shift by Fire Chief Heston.
Lt. Fisher with his wife Lisa being presented the flag that flew over Station 32 on his final shift by Fire Chief Heston.
Lt. Fisher with his wife Lisa being presented the flag that flew over Station 32 on his final shift by Fire Chief Heston.
Lt. Fisher with his wife Lisa being presented the flag that flew over Station 32 on his final shift by Fire Chief Heston.
Lt. Fisher with his wife Lisa just after being presented the flag that flew over Station 32 on his final shift.
Lt. Fisher with his wife Lisa just after being presented the flag that flew over Station 32 on his final shift.
Lt. Fisher with the flag that flew over Station 32 on his final shift.
Lt. Fisher with the flag that flew over Station 32 on his final shift.
Captain Foster with Retired FF Dragoo.
Captain Foster with Retired FF Dragoo.
FFs Branson and Erickson with Lt. Fisher.
FFs Branson and Erickson with Lt. Fisher.
Retired Captain Whitman with Lt. Fisher.
Retired Captain Whitman with Lt. Fisher.
Retired FF Dragoo with Lt. Fisher.
Retired FF Dragoo with Lt. Fisher.
Crew Leader Oppegaard presented Lt. Fisher with a gift from the C-Shift Reserves.
Crew Leader Oppegaard presented Lt. Fisher with a gift from the C-Shift Reserves.
Retired FF Wesson receives a hug from Palouse EMT Annie Pillers.
Retired FF Wesson receives a hug from Palouse EMT Annie Pillers.
Retired FF Wesson with Lt. Fisher.
Retired FF Wesson with Lt. Fisher.
Palouse FF Marv Pillers with Lt. Fisher.
Palouse FF Marv Pillers with Lt. Fisher.
Palouse EMT Annie Pillers with Lt. Fisher.
Palouse EMT Annie Pillers with Lt. Fisher.
WSU Police Officer Kirshner and Lt. Fisher.
WSU Police Officer Kirshner and Lt. Fisher.
Retired FF Wesson and FF Sugden get a laugh re-living one thing that Wesson was known for: cutting a donut in half and only having half of it.
Retired FF Wesson and FF Sugden get a laugh re-living one thing that Wesson was known for: cutting a donut in half and only having half of it.
Lt. Fisher with his parents and mother-in-law. Engine 32 in the background.
Lt. Fisher with his parents and mother-in-law. Engine 32 in the background.
Captain Reiber and Lt. Fisher.
Captain Reiber and Lt. Fisher.
Lt. Fisher with his parents.
Lt. Fisher with his parents.
Captain Foster with Lt. Fisher.
Captain Foster with Lt. Fisher.
Capts. Reiber and Foster with Lt. Fisher. Engine 32 in the background.
Capts. Reiber and Foster with Lt. Fisher. Engine 32 in the background.
Assistant Chief Scharnhorst with Lt. Fisher.
Assistant Chief Scharnhorst with Lt. Fisher.
FF Nuttman and Wehrung with Lt. Fisher.
FF Nuttman and Wehrung with Lt. Fisher.
FF Heebink and Gollnick with Lt. Fisher.
FF Heebink and Gollnick with Lt. Fisher.
Retired FF Dragoo, FF Gollnick with Lt. Fisher.
Retired FF Dragoo, FF Gollnick with Lt. Fisher.
Lt. Fisher all smiles with his donut and Capt. Reiber.
Lt. Fisher all smiles with his donut and Capt. Reiber.
Pullman, Washington — The Washington State University Cougars took on the University of Southern California Trojans at Field Court in Beasley Coliseum on the WSU Campus. The Trojans came to Pullman ranked number 7 in the nation.
The WSU Women played tight with the Trojans for the first half. The Cougs went to the locker room with a one point deficit but shortly after re-appearing after half time they Cougs worked to take the lead and expand their lead to a double-digit lead.
The Cougar Women went on to win with a score of 74 – 57. This is reported to be the biggest upset in Cougar Women’s basketball history!
After this victory the Cougs sit number five in the Pac-12 with a 3-2 conference record and 8-8 overall record.
The was my second basketball shoot with my new lens. I settled on a slightly slower shutter speed and a slightly lower ISO setting. But I still had them pretty high. I was sitting closer to the court and at a different angle then at the men’s game. I found I liked the angle I had at the men’s game better. I was in the corner rather than along the long edge of the court.
The corner gave me better angles to some of the action. That said my seat at the women’s game did not obscure any of the shots because of the backboard. So there were pros and cons.
I got a couple shots in this game that I really liked. I also missed one that would have been awesome. One of the players was falling down and grabbed a hold of the referee to keep herself from completely falling to the ground. I was I had gotten it. But that taught me to realize that just because the goes out of play doesn’t mean great shots are not available.
Congratulations to the Cougs in this great victory!
"Always be a good sport, be a good sport all ways." - Bob Robertson
I will hearing him say "Touchdown Washington State!!"
"Always be a good sport, be a good sport all ways." - Bob Robertson
I will hearing him say "Touchdown Washington State!!"
The WSU Drumline playing during the pre-game player introductions.
The WSU Drumline playing during the pre-game player introductions.
Johanna Muzet #10 inbounds a ball as Caila Hailey #1 watches.
Johanna Muzet #10 inbounds a ball as Caila Hailey #1 watches.
Sadie Edwards #14 jumps high to get her shot to fall.
Sadie Edwards #14 jumps high to get her shot to fall.
Kayla Washington #5 shooting a layup.
Kayla Washington #5 shooting a layup.
Minyon Moore #3 prepares to shoot the ball as Caila Hailey #1 tries to get into place to defend the shot.
Minyon Moore #3 prepares to shoot the ball as Caila Hailey #1 tries to get into place to defend the shot.
Ivana Kmetovska #15 shoots from the middle of the key.
Ivana Kmetovska #15 shoots from the middle of the key.
Sadie Edwards #14 puts up a one handed shot over Ivana Kmetovska #15.
Sadie Edwards #14 puts up a one handed shot over Ivana Kmetovska #15.
Pinelopi Pavlopoulou #22 and Minyon Moore #3 from USC battle to reach a loose ball.
Pinelopi Pavlopoulou #22 and Minyon Moore #3 from USC battle to reach a loose ball.
Coach June Daugherty speaks to the team during a timeout.
Coach June Daugherty speaks to the team during a timeout.
Ivana Kmetovska #15 protects the ball from Dani Milisic #32 of USC.
Ivana Kmetovska #15 protects the ball from Dani Milisic #32 of USC.
Johanna Muzet #10 saves the ball from going out of bounds.
Johanna Muzet #10 saves the ball from going out of bounds.
Sadie Edwards #14 of USC tries to lay in a shot around Pinelopi Pavlopoulou #22.
Sadie Edwards #14 of USC tries to lay in a shot around Pinelopi Pavlopoulou #22.
Ivana Kmetovska #15 shoots over Kristen Simon #35 from the key.
Ivana Kmetovska #15 shoots over Kristen Simon #35 from the key.
The voice of WSU Women's Basketball, Steve Grubbs, is doing his broadcast courtside.
The voice of WSU Women's Basketball, Steve Grubbs, is doing his broadcast courtside.
Frozen in time. This basketball headed to the hoop.
Frozen in time. This basketball headed to the hoop.
Alexys Swedlund #23 drives to the basketball while Jordan Adams #1 defends the hoop.
Alexys Swedlund #23 drives to the basketball while Jordan Adams #1 defends the hoop.
Courtney Jaco #10 scores a three-pointer.
Courtney Jaco #10 scores a three-pointer.
Courtney Jaco #10 for USC puts up a shot from the middle of the key.
Courtney Jaco #10 for USC puts up a shot from the middle of the key.
Alexys Swedlund #23 puts up a shot.
Alexys Swedlund #23 puts up a shot.
Butch T. Cougar watches as Alexys Swedlund #23 shoots a free throw.
Butch T. Cougar watches as Alexys Swedlund #23 shoots a free throw.
USC Coach Cynthia Cooper-Syke directing her players.
USC Coach Cynthia Cooper-Syke directing her players.
Nothing but net!
Nothing but net!
Nike McClure #21 lined up for a free-throw.
Nike McClure #21 lined up for a free-throw.
Pinelopi Pavlopoulou #22 dribbles the ball while Valerie Higgins #22 provides a full-court press.
Pinelopi Pavlopoulou #22 dribbles the ball while Valerie Higgins #22 provides a full-court press.
Pinelopi Pavlopoulou #22 passes the ball over Valerie Higgins #22 from USC who is giving a full-court press.
Pinelopi Pavlopoulou #22 passes the ball over Valerie Higgins #22 from USC who is giving a full-court press.
Caila Hailey #1, Maria Kostourkova #20, Kayla Washington #5, and Cameron Fernandez #12 celebrate WSU's victory.
Caila Hailey #1, Maria Kostourkova #20, Kayla Washington #5, and Cameron Fernandez #12 celebrate WSU's victory.
