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Now bowl eligible, Cougs hang onto narrow path to CFP

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Washington State University (WSU) football has officially become bowl eligible after securing its latest victory, bringing their season record to an impressive 6-1. This achievement guarantees a spot in the postseason, offering the Cougars a chance to compete at a higher level. With this success, the team also maintains a narrow path toward the College Football Playoff (CFP), which has generated considerable excitement among fans and stakeholders. The performance of the Cougars this season has not only showcased their athletic prowess but has also strengthened community support and engagement. The impact of this achievement extends beyond the current season, potentially influencing future recruiting efforts and the overall reputation of the program.

As the team prepares for the upcoming games, fans are eagerly anticipating how far the Cougars can go. This season could mark a pivotal moment in WSU football history, with the potential for significant postseason success. The focus now shifts to maintaining their momentum and capitalizing on the opportunities that lie ahead.

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