WSU Starts Fast, Fades Late in 34-24 Loss to Arizona
Washington State (1-3) and former Pac-12 foe Arizona (3-1) faced off in a game that saw WSU jump out to a quick 14-0 first-quarter lead. The Cougars were unable to continue the momentum through the second half and were defeated 34-24 by Arizona, dropping the Cougs to 1-3 on the year. WSU won the coin […]
Washington State (1-3) took on former Pac-12 rival Arizona (3-1) in a game that saw WSU start strong, only to fade late in their 34-24 loss. WSU jumped out to a 14-0 first-quarter lead, but struggled to maintain momentum through the second half. The Cougars began the game by winning the toss and deferring to Arizona. Arizona's first drive saw Linus Zunk sack Noah Fifita, leading to an 11-yard rushing touchdown.
WSU responded with a Caden Pinnick touchdown, but intercepted pass led to another Arizona score. WSU's defense responded with a pick-six, but the Wildcats came back with another touchdown, tying the game. WSU's second-quarter drive ended with a blocked field goal attempt. Pinnick appeared to throw two interceptions, but the review kept the ball for WSU.
The Cougars had a chance to take the lead with seven minutes left in the game, but missed a crucial field goal attempt. Arizona sealed the win with a touchdown, leaving WSU with a 34-24 loss.
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