After a ghastly offensive showing against Fresno State, WSU must make big changes to save its season | Analysis

WSU coach Kirby Moore returned to Pullman with supporters at Gesa Field, but the Cougars’ season outlook worsened Saturday after a 26-6 loss to Fresno State in the opener of Pac-12 play. The game drew boos and criticism because WSU failed to produce an offensive touchdown and committed multiple mistakes. Quarterback Caden Pinnick took five sacks, threw an interception, and had a bad snap that contributed to two more turnovers. WSU went 3-for-14 on third downs, and now sits with only three offensive touchdowns in four games versus FBS opponents, alongside eight turnovers. Moore said fans and alums “deserve better,” raising questions about whether Pinnick remains the starter.