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BYU hosted Washington State in Salt Lake City, aiming to stay hot after a 7-1 non-conference run.
Washington State entered with a 1-7 non-conference record, facing BYU’s rebounding strength.
BYU's Olivia Hamlin led the team with 11.9 points and 5.1 rebounds per game.
Washington State’s Eleonora Villa averaged 16.6 points for her team.
The article notes Washington State's 0-5 record in games decided by 10 points or more this season.
BYU’s field goal percentage stood at 43.1% this season.
The matchup featured BYU’s advantage in rebounding, averaging 39.0 boards per game.

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Rogers is using bowl prep to develop Washington State's younger players after a 6-6 regular season.
Vorhees led WSU in rushing with 138 carries for 590 yards and five TDs this season.
Palano, a redshirt freshman linebacker, showed potential with 63 tackles and two pass breakups.
Rogers has set high standards after moving from an FCS program to lead WSU.
Four of Washington State’s six losses came by four points or less this season.
Rogers expressed happiness for seniors to have extra time to live out their careers together.
WSU expects to learn its postseason destination after conference championship weekend.
The bowl period is viewed as a chance to grow the program through its youth.
Rogers highlighted the importance of continued improvement during bowl prep.
The article is authored by Joe Londergan for SI, with expertise in college football coverage.

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