PULLMAN, Wash. – Washington State Football held it's first scrimmage of the spring with both sides of the ball having success on the afternoon at Gesa Field.
Early on it was all defense, holding the offense to three-and-out on three of its first four possessions, including an interception by defensive back Jordan Lee on the second series.
The offense found it's rhythm on it's fifth drive as redshirt freshman quarterback Victor Gabalis connected with redshirt junior C.J. Moore on a quick slant at the goal line for the first touchdown of the day.