PULLMAN – Ernie Kent has advertised the 2017-18 Cougars as a team that will shoot the 3-point ball well and one that will usually do it while running laps around its opponent.
And Kent has advertised his sophomore transfer, Carter Skaggs, as one of the players who’ll be pulling whenever he has the light of day. Wide-open, claw in the face, it didn’t matter Wednesday night for Skaggs, who got toasty in the second half of a nonleague game against Seattle U and paced the Cougars with 26 points in a 75-59 win over Seattle U at Beasley Coliseum.