Eastern Washington Football Moves Practice Indoors Due to Poor Air Quality
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Eastern Washington Football Moves Practice Indoors Due to Poor Air Quality

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The Eastern Washington University football team has been forced to move its practices indoors due to poor air quality caused by the Spokane Complex fires. The unusual practice location involved players shooting basketballs as a training activity.

The shift occurred on August 4th, with the team utilizing an indoor facility to avoid the hazardous conditions created by smoke from nearby wildfires. Redshirt senior linebacker Myles Mayovsky and freshman quarterback Brady Annett were observed participating in a unique drill – shooting free throws.

According to reports, Mayovsky stepped up to the free-throw line and attempted a shot, followed immediately by Annett. While Mayovsky’s attempt missed, Annett successfully made his shot. The team's adaptation highlights the direct impact of the Spokane Complex fires on local athletic programs and their need to adjust training regimens due to environmental factors.

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