Highlights
8 CLIPS · ESPNWin probability
EVERY PLAY · ESPN MODELKICKOFF: WSU 87% · BIGGEST SINGLE-PLAY SWING: 5 PTS
Scoring plays
10 SCORES
Max Borghi 26 Yd Run (Dean Janikowski Kick)
0-7
Travell Harris 8 Yd pass from Jayden de Laura (Dean Janikowski Kick)
0-14
Boobie Curry 11 Yd pass from Will Plummer (Tyler Loop Kick)
7-14
Calvin Jackson Jr. 43 Yd pass from Jayden de Laura (Dean Janikowski Kick)
7-21
Max Borghi 2 Yd Run (Dean Janikowski Kick)
7-28
Team Safety
7-30
Travell Harris 31 Yd pass from Jayden de Laura (Dean Janikowski Kick)
7-37
Tyler Loop 42 Yd Field Goal
10-37
Michael Wiley 27 Yd pass from Will Plummer (Will Plummer Pass to Dorian Singer for Two-Point Conversion)
18-37
Calvin Jackson Jr. 78 Yd pass from Jayden de Laura (Dean Janikowski Kick)
18-44
What happened
ESPN RECAPWashington State bowl eligible after thumping Arizona 44-18
PULLMAN, Wash. -- , Max Borghi rushed for a career-high 139 yards and two touchdowns in the last home game of his career, Travell Harris and Calvin Jackson Jr . each had two touchdown receptions, and Washington State became bowl eligible with a 44-18 win over Arizona on Friday night. A season filled with drama at Washington State (6-5, 5-3 Pac-12) surrounding former head coach Nick Rolovich , fired last month for refusing to receive a COVID-19 vaccine , will likely end with a bowl trip for the Cougars. Borghi ran for touchdowns of 26 and 2 yards on a foggy night on the Palouse where the field at times was obscured and snow flurries fell through the air. His previous career-high of 128 yards came in the 2019 season opener against New Mexico State. “That was classic Max Borghi,” Washington State interim coach Jake Dickert said.
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Team stats
ARIZ · WSUMARTIN STADIUM, PULLMAN · ATTENDANCE 22,541
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