Washington State brought in one of its highest rated recruiting classes this past year and a new rule will help more of the talented freshmen see the field in their first season.
On Wednesday, the NCAA announced that players can play in up to four games and still be able to redshirt, preserving an extra year of eligibility. For WSU, perhaps the most intriguing player this could apply to is quarterback Cammon Cooper.
A four star prospect, Cooper enrolled early and participated in spring practices. However, by most accounts he looked a step behind Trey Tinsley and Anthony Gordon.