TEMPE, Ariz.
-Washington State recorded a 34-21 road win at Arizona State Saturday afternoon. Check out the postgame notes and top social media posts from the win.
TEAM NOTES
Acting Head Coach Jake Dickert earned his 1st career win
WSU records its 2nd win in Tempe since 2001, won 37-32 in 2016
WSU records its 4th-straight conference win, most since winning 7straight in 2018
WSU's defense recorded 5 takeaways (3 FUM, 2 INT), the most since forcing 7 turnovers at Utah in 2017
WSU held Arizona State to 21 points, the fewest allowed at ASU since allowing 16 in 2001 (last 9 meetings), fewest allowed to ASU overall since allowing 19 in 2003, a 34-19 win in Pullman
WSU carried 42 carries 166 yards and 2 TD, the most carries by a WSU team since 2010 at Oregon State (61) and a season-high in rush yards
PLAYER NOTES
Notable consecutive start streaks: LT Liam Ryan (39), RT Abraham Lucas (39), MIKE Justus Rogers (26)
Jayden de Laura threw for 234 yards and 2 TD (28, 45) upping Pac-12 leading total to 17 passing TD, also had a 1-yard rush TD
Max Borghi rushed for 67 yards on 12 carries and caught 2 passes for 17 yards
Deon McIntosh carried a WSU-career high 18 times for 68 yards and a 1-yard TD
Travell Harris tallied 61 all-purpose yards, pushing his career all-purpose yards to 3,811, passing Shaumbe Wright-Fair for 4th-most in WSU history
Calvin Jackson Jr. caught 8 passes for a career-high 139 yards with 1 TD (45), his 1st career 100-yard game
Jahad Woods recorded 11 tackles to push his career total to 391, passing Deone Bucannon for 4th-most in WSU history
Woods' 11 tackles were his 2nd-straight double-digit tackle game, 3rd of the season and 14th of his career
Justus Rogers made 5 tackles, forced a fumble (2nd of the season) and recovered another (1st of his career)
Ron Stone Jr. recorded 6 tackles including 2 TFL, team-leading 10.5 TFL including team-leading 5th sack of the season
Chau Smith-Wade picked off his 1st career pass
Jaylen Watson picked off his 2nd pass of the season
TOP SOCIAL MEDIA POSTS