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Huskies rout Cougars 30-0 in Apple Cup
Washington stopped a two-game losing streak to the Cougars and beat Washington State at home for the first time since 2003.
Washington St-Washington capsule preview
Washington State at Washington , 3:30 p.m. PT, Line: Washington by 24 1/2. Series Record: Washington leads 64-31-6. Last Meeting: 2008, Washington State, 16-13 2OT.
Apple Cup Has Been Close Lately
Associated Press file Washington State won last year's Apple Cup in double overtime, part of a recent trend that has seen a lot of close results in the rivalry game.
Young Huskies looking to start new streak in Apple Cup
Despite holding a 64-31-6 record in 101 Apple Cups, the Washington Huskies have fallen into losing ways during the last five years of the rivalry.
Apple Cup week answers, volume one
One new one, and a few leftovers from last week. And feel free to submit more questions on this thread and I'll get to them throughout the week.
Bye week practices over --- coaches now hitting Southern California hard
The last of three bye week practices for the Huskies is over, the team working for about an hour and 45 minutes today in the Dempsey Indoor.
Huskies get rest before Apple Cup vs Washington St
More College News Story Published: Nov 16, 2009 at 6:14 PM PST Story Updated: Nov 16, 2009 at 6:14 PM PST Oregon State's James Rodgers runs against Washington's Desmond Trufant and Daniel Te'o-Nesheim during the first half of Saturday's game.
Huskies defense a study of inconsistency
At the start of the season, most of the questions about the UW football team were centered around the defense.
Huskies Bowl Bid Diminished, Lose to OSU
Once again, Oregon State has played its way into the thick of the Rose Bowl race.
Will Huskies be better next year?
It wasn't really a question this year of whether or not the Huskies would improve after last season.
Huskies Still Looking to Get it Right on the Gridiron
Associated Press Oregon State's Keo Kamat and Walker Vave pull down Washington's Chris Polk, right, as the Beavers beat Washington 48-21 last Saturday in Corvallis, Ore.
Uw Notebook: Jones gets sack, Huskies' pass rush better, but it's not...
Darrion Jones had hoped to get off to this kind of start many times in his career.
Oregon St thumps Huskies 48-21 to keep Pac-10 pace
Jacquizz Rodgers ran for 159 yards, Sean Canfield threw for four touchdowns and Oregon State kept its Rose Bowl hopes alive with an 48-21 win over Washington on Saturday.
Oregon State-Washington gameday preview: Run or pass, priority is on stopping Locker
Maybe Oregon State's defensive players didn't get the memo about Jake Locker. New Huskies coach Steve Sarkasian has spent a lot of time trying to covert the talented junior into more of a pro-style quarterback who stays in the pocket.
Washington-Oregon State: Can the Huskies Get a Road Win?
Coming off another heartbreaking loss on the road, this time to the UCLA Bruins, the Huskies once again head to the road as they travel to Corvallis, Oregon to take on the No.
A Season of Near-Misses for Huskies
When asked how he measures success, new Washington head football coach Steve Sarkisian said: "That when the football game is over our opponent respect us - regardless of the score when they walk off the field, they respect us." AP File photo UCLA's Rahim Moore, center, celebrates his interception that killed Washington's hopes in Saturday's 24-23 ...
Huskies having trouble winning close games
Two months into his first season as a head coach, Steve Sarkisian is starting to sound like a broken record.
Just like horseshoes, Huskies get close
PASADENA, Calif. Even coach Steve Sarkisian felt at a loss for words, trying to get his mind around all the close games the Washington Huskies had found a way to lose.
VIEWPOINT Sark's Huskies Still on Right Track
Washington coach Steve Sarkisian has the Huskies headed in the right direction. It's been a struggle at times this year, but they've identified some playmakers to go with quarterback Jake Locker, right.
Steve Kelley | Huskies have to learn to finish
That has been coach Steve Sarkisian's mantra since he came to Washington. He has preached this with all the passion of an evangelist.
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