Analysis: Five Washington State Cougars who helped their case in Lewiston

Fall camp isn’t over at Washington State, but the Cougars have made it through the most grueling and daunting part: six days in Lewiston, Idaho, where temperatures stayed anywhere between 96 and 106 degrees and practices ran around three hours long.

The team will hold 15 more practices and two important scrimmages before opening the season at New Mexico State. While the Cougars may still be a ways out from releasing any sort of depth chart, a handful of players helped their chances this past week.

We take a look at five Cougars who left Lewiston looking better than they did when they arrived.

Anthony Gordon, quarterback

The Cougars, in all likeliness, weren’t expecting to come out of Lewiston…