Last Saturday, Washington State went out and dominated all three phases against a team they should absolutely do that to. It was the most lopsided win in Coach Leach's tenure and the first time WSU really flexed on a team since the last time Paul Petrino led Idaho into Martin Stadium.
It also didn't feel much like that was what was happening until well into the third quarter.
Wazzu started out the game with two drives that went three plays for six yards (punt) and 8 plays for 32 yards (punt). When looking at how the two team's offenses performed in terms of yards per play, Wazzu only outpaced Idaho on two of their five first-half drives: Once in a nine-play, 82-yard scoring drive that included a 50-yard scramble drill to Kyle Sweet, and once by less than one yard.