Is Arizona’s offense going through a rough patch, or has the Pac-12 figured out how to neutralize the Wildcats’ scheme? The numbers say a little of both.
The Wildcats shot 31.7 percent in Saturday’s home loss to Washington State, ending a 28-game win streak at McKale Center. It was the third game in a row the UA has failed to shoot at least 40 percent, and fourth time this season.
All four have been against Pac-12 opponents.
Before WSU limited Arizona (14-2, 3-2 Pac-12) to 61 points, its second-lowest output in 53 games coached by Tommy Lloyd, Washington held it to 36.