Lumberjacks stun Eagles

The Eastern Washington Eagles had the ball and a 27-22 lead with 51 seconds left in the game. It was 4th and 3 from the NAU 23 yard line and the Eagles decided to go for it instead of attempting a 40 yard field goal. When the 4th down attempt failed, the Northern Arizona Lumberjacks drove 77 yards on 3 plays in 35 seconds with their 3rd string quarterback for the game-winning touchdownd to stun the 2nd ranked Eagles, 28-27. Quincy Forte returned after a 4 game absence to rush for a career high 219 yards. The Eagles fall to 7-2 overall, 4-1 in Big Sky play. The loss snaps Eastern’s 14 game Big Sky Conference winning streak.

EWU Eagles wrapping up spring practice

Patchin, Lukens, and Osso talked to EWU Eagles head coach, Beau Baldwin, as the Eagles come to the end of spring football.

Eagles to host “FCS kickoff”

Eastern Washington University football coach, Beau Baldwin, talked with Patchin, Lukens and Osso with Vince Grippi about the recent announcement that EWU will host the opening game of the 2014 College football season in Cheney on August 23rd.

Eagles HC Baldwin on NLI 2014

Patchin, Lukens and Osso talked to EWU Eagles head football coach, Beau Baldwin, about his latest batch of recruits.

Tigers advance to National Title game

The Eastern Washington Eagles gave up a touchdown to the visiting Towson Tigers with 15 seconds left in the game and Towson beat EWU, 35-31. The Tigers went up 21-0 in the first half. Eastern scored the next 31 points and had a 31-21 advantage with 11:55 remaining in the game. Towson managed two more touchdowns and will play for their first FCS Title on January 4th. The Eagles end their season with a 12-3 record.

Keith Osso talked to an emotional Cooper Kupp, Quincy Forte and Ashton Clark after the loss.

Keith also caught up with Coach Baldwin.

Baldwin and the Eagles prepare for Towson

Patchin, Lukens and Osso with Vince Grippi talked to EWU Head Coach Beau Baldwin a few days before their matchup in the FCS Semifinals with the Towson Tigers.

Strong 2nd half propels Eagles past Jackrabbits

The Eastern Washington Eagles and the South Dakota State Jackrabbits were tied at 14 at halftime. The Eagles put up 27 second half points to only 3 for the Jacks and won the 2nd round FCS playoff game, 41-17. Vernon Adams passed for 5 more TDs, giving him 51 on the season. Cooper Kupp caught two of those TD passes, giving him 20 on the season, setting the FCS record for most TD receptions in season by a freshman. Quincy Forte had a career high 202 rushing yards and a TD. EWU will face the Jacksonville State Gamecocks next weekend in the FCS quarterfinals in Cheney.

Quincy Forte

Coach Baldwin talked to Keith Osso after the game.

Keith also talked to RB Quincy Forte, Coach John Graham and WR Cooper Kupp.

Baldwin addresses Jackrabbits and his future

Keith Osso talked to the EWU Eagles head coach a few days before their matchup with the South Dakota St. Jackrabbits in the FCS playoffs. Baldwin also addresses his future with the school.

Big Sky Coach of the Year, Beau Baldwin

We talked to Coach Baldwin the day he learned he was recognized as the best coach in the Big Sky for the second consecutive year.

Eagles break records in dramatic win

The Eastern Washington Eagles finished off the regular season with a thrilling 42-41 victory over the Portland State Vikings. The Eagles end the year at 10-2, 8-0 in Big Sky play. It is the first time in school history that the team went undefeated in the Big Sky. It is the Eagles’ first outright league title since 1997. QB Vernon Adams threw for 457 yards and 5 touchdowns to set the Big Sky Conference record for TD passes in a season. He now has 46 TDs. Big Play VA also set the EWU records for passing yards in a season (4,059 yards) and total offense (4,550). WR Cooper Kupp set the FCS record for most consecutive game with a touchdown reception at 12.

Cooper Kupp with Keith Osso