... Wildcats were in the red zone eight times. They scored three touchdowns and four field goals.

When the Wildcats ran it inside the 10, they got stuffed. When they tried to throw it, the Huskies had the coverage to shut down the pass.

It was a game of cat-and-mouse all night. Outside the red zone, Arizona was the cat and Washington was the mouse. Inside the red zone, the roles were reversed. Washington became a different defensive team inside the 20-yard line. They came with more energy, more focus, and more urgency than the Wildcats did.

The play-calling was questionable in the red zone for Arizona's offense. It seemed that Washington knew exactly what play the Wildcats were running before they snapped the ball.

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