This offseason has been a new experience for everyone in the world of college football. The COVID-19 related changes and cancellations have caused the entire sports world to make major adjustments, especially college football coaches starting new positions.
That’s the case for Washington State. With a new regime taking over, spring football is one of the most important times to teach the team the new playbook and how things will be done. Unfortunately, Nick Rolovich, defensive coordinator Jake Dickert and the Cougs didn’t haven’t had spring camp, or any kind of practice, really.
On Tuesday, Dickert joined WSU play-by-play announcer Matt Chazanow on the latest edition of Cougar Chats to breakdown how his team is adapting to the change, what his defense will look like and how he ended up in Pullman.