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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  Episode #7

  How Can WSU Win the Apple Cup? Christian Caple Breaks Down Washington

  Aug 19, 202646 minS2

  The conversation covers the financial landscape of college athletics , the future of the Washington Huskies football program , and expectations for the upcoming 2026 college football season . We also discuss the impact of the transfer portal , player transfers, and locker room dynamics as Washington prepares for another season. A major focus of the conversation is the Apple Cup rivalry between Washington State and Washington , including the scheduling of the game, the future of the rivalry, and what to expect when the two teams meet. We also discuss the transition from FCS to FBS football , the challenges players face when moving up a level, and Christian shares some memorable stories and anecdotes about former Washington State head coach Mike Leach . Thumbnail Photo Credit: BRANDON WILLMAN Chapters 00:00 College Athletics Finances 03:08 Future of the UW Football Program 15:53 Transfer Portal and Locker Room Dynamics 26:24 Apple Cup Scheduling and the Future of the Rivalry 33:13 Apple Cup Expectations 40:59 Transition from FCS to FBS Football 44:53 Stories and Anecdotes About Mike Leach

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  Episode #6

  Pac-12 Preview: Are the Aztecs Ready to Take the Next Step? | SDSU Insiders

  Aug 13, 202634 minS2

  The conversation covers the excitement and anticipation surrounding San Diego State is joining the new-look Pac-12, but what does the move mean for the Aztecs and the future of the conference? In this episode, we discuss SDSU’s move to the Pac-12, the impact on fan enthusiasm, fundraising and recruiting, and how the conference’s brand could shape the future of San Diego State athletics. We also discuss the perception of Washington State and Oregon State, San Diego State and Fresno State’s potential to compete for Pac-12 championships, and the impact of conference realignment on SDSU basketball. Finally, we break down expectations for San Diego State football and basketball, the challenges of transitioning to the Pac-12, and the potential for new and renewed rivalries across the conference.

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  Episode #5

  FALL CAMP IS HERE! WSU Football's Biggest Storylines with Greg Woods

  Aug 7, 202659 minS2

  Washington State football is back on the practice field, and we're breaking down everything from the first day of WSU fall camp ahead of the 2026 season. In this episode, we discuss the biggest storylines coming out of camp, including the quarterback competition , offensive line adjustments, defensive line and linebacker depth, and the biggest question marks in the secondary. We also examine how the transfer portal has reshaped the Cougars' roster, recruiting challenges, key offensive playmakers, the running back rotation, and what to expect from Washington State's offensive strategy. Finally, we preview WSU's 2026 schedule , analyzing the toughest games, home and road matchups, conference title implications, and our predictions for how the Cougars could fare this season.

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  Episode #4

  Pac-12 Preview: Why Boise State Is the Team to Beat | Nathan Carroll

  Aug 5, 202654 minS2

  Boise State enters its first season in the new Pac-12 as the conference favorite, but can the Broncos live up to the expectations? In this episode, Luke is joined by Nathan Carroll of Bronco Nation News to break down Boise State football's outlook for the 2026 season, the Broncos' transition from the Mountain West to the Pac-12, and why many believe they're the team to beat. The conversation covers quarterback Maddux Madsen's development, Boise State's revamped wide receiver room, one of the conference's top rushing attacks, and a defense expected to rank among the Pac-12's best. Nathan also discusses how the move to the Pac-12 has impacted Boise State's recruiting, fundraising, and national profile, while comparing the Broncos to fellow newcomers and legacy members like Washington State and Oregon State. Can Washington State challenge Boise State for the Pac-12 title? Is Boise State a legitimate College Football Playoff contender? And what should fans expect from one of college football's most successful programs as it enters a new era? Key Takeaways Boise State enters the 2026 season as the favorite to win the new Pac-12. Maddux Madsen's performance against Power Four opponents could determine Boise State's College Football Playoff hopes. The Broncos believe a rebuilt wide receiver room will improve an offense led by one of the nation's top rushing attacks. Boise State's defensive line and secondary project to be among the strengths of the 2026 roster. The move to the Pac-12 has boosted Boise State's recruiting, fundraising, and long-term outlook. Washington State, Fresno State, San Diego State, and Texas State headline the Broncos' biggest challengers in the race for the Pac-12 championship.

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  Episode #3

  How Do the Mariners Turn It Around? + Kirby Moore & the New Pac-12 with KJR's Jessamyn McIntyre

  Jul 24, 202639 minS2

  In this episode of the Win or Lose Podcast, Seattle sports media personality and longtime Washington State football sideline reporter Jessamyn McIntyre joins the show to discuss the Seattle Mariners' trade deadline outlook, clubhouse culture, and what the team needs to contend for the AL West. She also breaks down Kirby Moore's first season leading Washington State football, the Cougars' 2026 outlook, the Apple Cup, and the future of the rebuilt Pac-12 Conference. Jessamyn also shares stories from her career at ESPN, her journey to becoming one of the most recognizable voices covering WSU athletics, her experience covering the FIFA World Cup in Seattle, and why she's optimistic about the direction of Washington State under new leadership. Key Takeaways Why the Seattle Mariners need another right-handed bat at the trade deadline. The current clubhouse culture and what's missing from the Mariners' roster. Kirby Moore's vision for Washington State football and the Cougars' 2026 season outlook. WSU's chances in the new Pac-12 and expectations for the Apple Cup. How donor support and leadership are shaping the future of Washington State athletics. Why Jessamyn McIntyre believes the rebuilt Pac-12 can succeed long term. Behind-the-scenes stories from ESPN, the World Cup, and covering Washington State football. Chapters 00:00 State of the Mariners and Potential Player Acquisitions 03:06 The Vibe in the Clubhouse and Missing Leadership 10:15 Jessamine's Career Journey and Experience Covering the World Cup 20:02 Culture at WSU Under New Head Coach Kirby Moore 21:58 Donor Involvement in College Football 23:16 Viability of the Pac-12 Conference 26:47 Challenges and Opportunities for Washington State University 34:11 Innovative Initiatives of the Athletic Department

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