In praise of WSU's secondary, which has thrived under thankless conditions

Nov. 13—PULLMAN — Playing in the secondary can be a tricky situation. If you do it poorly, and the opposing quarterback lights you up, you become an instant liability. Everyone notices. It's a story right away. But if you do it well, you run into a problem of the complete opposite nature. Eventually, quarterbacks don't even throw your way. Nobody really notices. You're locking down wide ...