Okay, so yesterday I was messing around trying to figure out the score of the Washington State University (WSU) football game. Here’s how it went down.
First things first, I hit up Google. Just typed in “wsu football game score” like a normal person. Got a bunch of links, mostly ESPN and some sports news sites.
ESPN was the first link I clicked, and bam! The score was right there at the top. But I wanted to see the details, ya know?
So, I scrolled down on the ESPN page. Found the box score, which was cool. Showed each quarter’s score, who scored touchdowns, all that jazz. I even saw some stats about the quarterback’s passing yards.
But then, I thought, “Hey, maybe there’s a cooler way to see this.” So I went back to Google and added “live” to my search: “wsu football game score live.”
This time, the results were a bit different. Some sites were showing live updates, play-by-play stuff. Pretty neat! One of them even had a little animation showing the field and where the ball was.
Then I tried something different: Twitter. Searched for “WSU football” on Twitter. Tons of people were tweeting about the game! Some were just reacting, others were posting real-time updates. This was actually kinda fun because I got to see people’s reactions as the game went on.
I even stumbled across a couple of accounts that were dedicated to WSU football news. They were posting scores, highlights, and even some funny memes.
Next, I thought about the WSU website itself. Figured they must have the score posted somewhere obvious. Went to the official WSU athletics website, and sure enough, right on the homepage was a link to the football page. The score was plastered right there, along with a recap of the game.
Finally, just for kicks, I tried asking Siri. “Hey Siri, what’s the score of the WSU football game?” And she just rattled off the score. Quick and easy, but not as fun as digging around myself.
Wrap up: Turns out, getting the WSU football game score is super easy. Google, ESPN, Twitter, the WSU website… they all have it. But messing around with different ways to find it made it a bit more interesting! You never know what kinda extra info you might stumble on.
