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College Football Playoff changes to force Washington schedule shakeup
This article has been updated with new information. With the College Football Playoff officially set to expand to 24 teams in 2027, it will have an impact on Washington's schedule moving forward. According to a report from On3's Brett McMurphy, the expanded playoff also includes a stipulation that every Power 4 program will have to play ten games against P4 opponents. On top of a nine-game Big Ten schedule, the Huskies don't have another Power 4 opponent on their schedule until 2029, when they'll kick off a home-and-home with Tennessee. Aside from the annual Apple Cup against Washington State, which Washington is locked in until after the 2028 season, the Huskies have another Pac-12 opponent in Fresno State on their schedule in 2027, along with FCS Portland State. Then in 2028, they have Eastern Michigan from the MAC and the Mountain West's UNLV on the docket, along with a home game against the Cougars. UW does not have a 10th P4 team on its schedule until 2029 at Tennessee 2027: @ WSU, Fresno State and Portland St 2028: WSU, Eastern Michigan, UNLV Someone's gonna have to be dropped Washington has also consistently said they need 7 home games a year.
East Idaho News
bigcountrynewsconnection.com
Moscow Police Logs for November 7, 2026
Stray dog been running around all morning. Officer responded. No report. Officer advised. No report. Rp has been sitting at light for 10 mins and hasn’t been able to turn left. 26-M09468 Parking Problem. Incident Address: DEAKIN AVE; BUS STOP ACROSS FROM; BRUCE PITMAN CENTER. MOSCOW ID 83843. Disposition:...
spokanepublicradio.org
SPR News Today: Holocaust survivor Carla Peperzak celebrates her 103rd birthday
A number of North Idaho school levies passed last week. One in Moscow will help the district convert its middle school into a high school. A Spokane philanthropist has donated several paintings from his personal collection, with proceeds going to Spokane Complex Fire recovery efforts. We wish Carla Peperzak a...
uiargonaut.com
Vandals upset Gonzaga in 86-75 road victory
The University of Idaho women’s basketball team delivered an impressive performance Friday night, defeating the Gonzaga Bulldogs 86-75 at the McCarthey Athletic Center in Spokane. In a matchup featuring two teams that competed in the NCAA Tournament last season, the Vandals made an early statement, controlling the game from the opening quarter and securing one of their biggest early-season victories.
Idaho Press
University of Idaho launches dairy education program for elementary students
MOSCOW — The University of Idaho Extension has introduced a new educational program aimed at teaching elementary school students about the state’s dairy industry and how milk and other dairy products are produced. The curriculum, called Dairy in a Box, was developed for students in third through sixth grades and includes six lessons covering dairy farming, milk production and the role of dairy in Idaho’s agricultural economy. Matt Fisher, a University of Idaho Extension educator specializing in 4-H, collaborated with Dairy West to develop the program, which includes flashcards, posters, storybooks, lesson plans, quizzes and hands-on activities. The lessons align with Idaho’s educational standards in language arts, mathematics, social studies and science. Teachers can also adjust the activities to accommodate different grade levels. Idaho ranks third nationally in milk production, with milk sales generating an estimated $3.85 billion in revenue in 2025, according to a report by University of Idaho Extension agricultural economists. “We have more cows in Idaho than people, and a lot of them are dairy cows,” Fisher said. “My job was to bring this commodity in Idaho to the attention of youth and let them know that we’re more than just potatoes.” The curriculum introduces students to