POSTGAME NOTES

ARIZONA AT NO. 25 WASHINGTON STATE NOV. 5, 2016

GAME NOTES

WSU won the toss and deferred, Arizona chose to receive

Jamal Morrow was the game captain for the 18th straight game, won the toss, WSU has won seven tosses this season

Attendance: 33,547 third sellout in five home games this season.

TEAM NOTES

WSU recorded its seventh straight win, its longest winning streak since 2002

WSU is 6-0 in conference play for the first time since 2002

WSUs 24 points in the first quarter is the most since scoring 28 in the opening quarter at Arizona in 2001

WSUs 31-point halftime lead (38-7) was its largest since leading 40-0 against Idaho State to open the 2011 season.

WSU forced three turnovers (2 INT, FUM), improved to 13-3 when forcing multiple turnovers under defensive coordinator Alex
Grinch

WSUs 69 points are the most scored under Mike Leach, are the most scored against a conference opponent in school history,
are the most since beating SW Louisiana 77-7 in 1997 and are the seventh-most in school history

The 62 points is the largest margin of victory against a conference opponent

WSU recorded season-highs of 10 tackles-for-loss and five sacks

WSUs 34 first downs are tied for the sixth-most in WSU single-game history

WSUs 90.3 team completion percentage (47-of-52) is an NCAA FBS Record with 30+ completions (Entering the 2016 season)
PLAYER NOTES

James Williams (RB) made his first career start

Gabe Marks made five catches for 68 yards, owns a catch in 24 straight games

Marks upped his career reception total to 288, second-most in Pac-12 history behind Colorados Nelson Spruce (294)

Marks upped his career receiving yards to 3,181, 2nd in WSU history, 27 away from breaking Marquess Wilsons record (3,207)

River Cracraft made two catches for 90 yards, now owns a catch in 38 straight games

Cracraft upped his career reception total to 209, second in WSU history

Luke Falk threw for 311 yards, upped his career passing yards to 9,662, third-most in WSU history

Falk threw four touchdown passes, passing Alex Brink for second in WSU history, now owns 79 career touchdown passes

Falk completed 32-of-35 passes for a 91.4 completion percentage, a WSU single-game record and a Pac-12 single-game record
for 30+ completions (Dick Norman, Stanford, 1959, 34-39)

Gerard Wicks recorded his ninth and 10th rushing touchdowns of the season, most since Jerome Harrisons 16 in 2005

Erik Powells 32-yard field goal was No. 26 of his career, tying Loren Langley for ninth in WSU history

Shalom Luani picked off his fourth passes of the season, eight of his career

Nnamdi Oguayo recorded his first career sack, finished with three, the most since Ivan McLennans three against Wyoming
last season

Treshon Broughton recorded his first career interception

Kainoa Wilson (WR), Taylor Comfort (DL) and Nick Begg (DL) each made their collegiate debuts

Isaiah Johnson-Mack caught his first career touchdown pass