It’s hard to put into context what the Washington State Cougars just did over the past three days.
Beyond the fact that they hadn’t won a road game of any kind all year before Thursday, beyond the fact that kenpom.com’s simulations gave the No. 229 Cougs a roughly 1-in-6 chance to even win just one of the two games against the No. 52 and No. 64 teams, beyond the fact that WSU hadn’t swept any Pac-12 road trip in a decade, there’s this:
Arizona's 14-point loss to Washington State is its worst at McKale Center since the night infamously known as "The Jimmer Game," when BYU beat UA by 30 on Dec.