We generally discover our direction back home': Cougs fans rejoin, commend return of school football

We generally discover our direction back home': Cougs fans rejoin, commend return of school football 

PULLMAN, Wash. — Nearly two years after the fact, Washington State University fans can watch football at Gesa Field at Martin Stadium by and by. School football is back, and for fans, it implies reunions and meeting new individuals through a typical love: The Cougs. 

Mike Tobin and his companions were set up in the parking area directly across the arena on Saturday, sitting in their seats and visiting over certain lagers. 

His companions Corey Bonsen and Steve Adams were only a couple of an aggregate of six families who continued meeting up as a result of WSU football. This year points 10 years they've gone through each home game with one another 

"Recently began stopping here with individuals and one met the following then the following and the before you know it, we're crouched up here and have been meeting five, six ends of the week a year here with our family, our Coug family," Tobin said. 

They couldn't be with their Coug family like ordinary last year. Coronavirus constrained WSU to have restricted games and fans couldn't be there. 

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That suggested Adams, Bonsen and Tobin couldn't set up as they do every year and like Cougar football and some blend.

"It was troublesome. We clustered up all that could be expected in carports and shops to watch the couple of games they had. There was a great deal missing from the whole fall," Tobin said. 

A significant number of them live across the state and consistently had a shared objective to get together when the Cougs played in Pullman. It was a blow when COVID changed things last year, however they're glad to be back and see everybody together once more. 

"It's nice to be back home. We generally discover our direction back home," Adams added.