Russell Siavii on Idaho secondary
Senior safety Russell Siavii discusses the Idaho secondary following the team’s scrimmage August 20 at the Kibbie Dome.
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David Ungerer discusses Vandal wide recievers
Redshirt sophomore wide receiver David Ungerer speaks to the media following Idaho’s scrimmage August 20 at the Kibbie Dome.
Football: Teammates, Friends, Colleagues
Last fall, Troy Purcell was the head football coach at Bozeman High School, leading the Hawks to a 13-1 record and the Class AA state title. This August, Purcell will […]
Football: Fighting Through the Pain
The Idaho football team surprised the Sun Belt Conference last season, finishing with a 4-8 record and winning three conference games. But the stakes are much higher for the Vandals […]
Football: Luton to Leave Vandals
Sophomore quarterback Jake Luton announced his intention to leave the Vandal football program, according to a statement released on Twitter earlier today. “At this time I would like to announce […]
Listen: Year in Review
May 6 radio broadcast of 4th and Downtown on KUOI 89.3 FM Moscow. Topics include a discussion of Vandal coach, player and team of the year.
W. Basketball: Forde Won’t Break
Ali Forde is not a forgettable woman. The 6-feet-2-inch post would stand out in a crowd based on her height alone, despite the fact that she basically skips around campus […]
Football: Impact Performers
With the 2016 college football season just four months away, the Idaho football team has wrapped up weeks of spring competition in preparation for the fall. The Vandals will be […]
Sports Briefs 5/3/16
Pittman signs contract extension The University of Idaho announced Wednesday that soccer coach Derek Pittman had accepted a contract extension to remain with the program through 2020. “We are fortunate […]
Shooting for a common goal, UI student seeks to share her passion for a cause
For international studies and sociology junior Cynthia Ballesteros, soccer has always been a part of life. “I come from a soccer background, and have been playing since I was five,” […]