WSU won’t face a defense like Washington’s again this season. But the Cougars have real concerns on offense | Analysis

Somewhere deep within Husky Stadium, the site of Washington State’s 24-10 loss to Washington in Sunday’s Apple Cup, Caden Pinnick began to trail off. In front of a crimson backdrop, he was talking about his outing in the game, the touchdown and two interceptions he registered in his debut as the Cougars’ new quarterback, when he cut himself off.