The Win or Lose Podcast

The Win or Lose Podcast is your go-to show for all things Washington State Athletics—with a little Seattle sports mixed in. Hosted by a lifelong Seattleite and diehard WSU fan, this podcast breaks down the wins, the losses, and everything in between across college and pro sports. Whether it’s solo game recaps, co-hosted couch conversations, or interviews with fellow fans and voices in the sports world, the vibe is always casual—like talking ball with friends after the game. Expect honest takes, smart discussion, and plenty of fun as we engage fans of WSU, Seattle teams, and beyond in healthy, educated sports talk. Win or lose, we’re talking sports.

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  Time to Panic on Offense!? WSU Football, Jerry Dipoto & Drew Lock with Jim Moore

  Sep 17, 20261 hour

  This episode dives into the latest surrounding Washington State football , including the Cougars’ offensive struggles, play calling, quarterback performance, receivers, and the backup QB situation. Jim & I discuss what has gone wrong offensively, expectations for WSU moving forward, game predictions, home attendance, rivalry games, and the passion that comes with being a Cougar fan. The conversation then shifts to the Seattle Mariners and Jerry Dipoto , as we break down the team’s disappointing season, the front office’s influence on baseball decisions, accountability, and whether Seattle needs a fresh approach. Jim and I also discuss whether Drew Lock can be a sustainable option at quarterback for the Seahawks and what his role could look like moving forward.

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  Recapping WSU’s Strong Apple Cup Performance & Previewing Kansas State with Greg Woods

  Sep 9, 202658 min

  In this episode of the Win Or Lose Podcast, Luke & Greg recap Washington State’s impressive Apple Cup performance and look ahead to the Cougars’ upcoming road matchup against Kansas State. The conversation breaks down WSU’s dominant defensive performance, offensive struggles and adjustments, quarterback play, game planning, and the importance of winning the turnover battle. We also discuss what the Apple Cup revealed about the Cougars’ strengths and weaknesses, including quarterback decision-making, offensive strategy, and the potential impact of the offensive line. Looking ahead to Kansas State football, we preview the Wildcats’ offense, quarterback situation, receiving corps, defensive line, and offensive line while discussing the challenges WSU will face in Manhattan. We also examine Kansas State’s football culture, the atmosphere surrounding the program, early-morning kickoff challenges, travel and game preparation, and what WSU fans can expect on game day. Plus, we discuss how WSU’s current team compares to previous seasons, expectations for the rest of the season, the potential of the Cougars’ defense, coaches’ press conferences, and what makes Manhattan, Kansas, a unique college football destination. Thumbnail credit: Caden Pinnick Photo - @WSUCougarFB Kansas State Photo - Evert Nelson/The Topeka Capital-Journal

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  ALMOST THAT TIME! WSU Band Drama + Apple Cup Breakdown

  Sep 5, 202623 min

  We talk about the controversy surrounding the UW and WSU bands ahead of the Apple Cup, what led to it, the financial and seating issues involved, and how it could affect the atmosphere at the game.

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  Alex Brink Talks Apple Cup, Training With Caden Pinnick & the Future of the Pac-12

  Sep 2, 202623 min

  The conversation with former Washington State quarterback Alex Brink covers his memories of Coach Doba, Caden Pinnick’s potential as WSU’s starting quarterback, the significance of the Apple Cup rivalry, the future of college football, and the outlook for Washington State and the Pac-12 heading into the upcoming season.

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  Episode #8

  Caden Pinnick Named WSU QB1

  Aug 24, 202617 minS2

  Washington State has named UC Davis transfer Caden Pinnick its starting quarterback for the 2026 season. After a quarterback competition that stretched into fall camp, Pinnick emerged as the choice to lead WSU football and offensive coordinator Matt Miller's offense. In this episode, we break down why Pinnick won the starting job, what his dual-threat ability brings to the Washington State Cougars, and how his running ability could open up the offense and create more opportunities for WSU's returning running backs. Pinnick arrives in Pullman after an impressive freshman season at UC Davis, where he threw for more than 3,200 yards and 32 touchdowns while adding 437 yards on the ground. The FCS standout was also the runner-up for the Jerry Rice Award, the unanimous 2025 Big Sky Freshman of the Year, and a first-team FCS Freshman All-American. We also discuss Pinnick's development throughout spring and fall camp, why internal scrimmages can favor the defense, and what WSU can expect from its new starting quarterback heading into the 2026 season. Plus, Pinnick will have an early opportunity to make a statement when the Cougars face Washington in the Apple Cup at Husky Stadium on September 6. #WSUFootball #GoCougs #WashingtonState #CadenPinnick #AppleCup

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