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	==Series history==		==Series history==

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Washington–Washington State football rivalry
Meetings	106
First meeting	1900
Last meeting	2013
Next meeting	2014
All-time series	Washington leads, 68–32–6
Current streak	UW, 1 (2013)
Trophy	Apple Cup

File:Gregoire Apple Cup.jpg

Former Washington governor Chris Gregoire prepares to present the Apple Cup to the winner of the 2007 game.

The Washington–Washington State football rivalry is an American college football rivalry between the University of Washington Huskies and Washington State University Cougars. It is traditionally the final game of the regular season and takes place on the Saturday preceding Thanksgiving at Husky Stadium in Seattle during odd years, and WSU's Martin Stadium in Pullman during even years, but with college football season extending, the game is often played at a later date. More recently the game is taking place on the Friday after Thanksgiving. The Apple Cup is awarded to the winner of the game.

Series history

Before 1962, the teams played for the "Governor's Trophy". The game was renamed the "Apple Cup" in 1962 because of Washington's famous apple crop. The Apple Cup trophy has been awarded to the winning team ever since.

With the lengthening of the college football regular season schedule to 12 games in 2006, there was a movement to change the date of the game from the weekend before Thanksgiving to the weekend following. This would have allowed a bye week during the season. In 2006, both teams played 12 straight weeks without a break, leaving the two teams noticeably fatigued. For the first time, the 2007 game was played two days after Thanksgiving.

The media joked that the 2008 game was the "Crapple Cup" and "full of worms", because 1–10 Washington State played and beat 0–11 Washington.

From 1950 to 1980 (except for 1954), the WSU home games in the series were played at Joe Albi Stadium in Spokane. In 1910, the WSU home game was played in Spokane's Recreation Park. The Cougars won three of these sixteen games in Spokane (1958, 1968, 1972).

The first game was held in 1900 and resulted in a 5–5 tie. The Huskies hold a 68–32–6 advantage.

Game results

1900 Tie 5–5 Seattle	1901 WSU 10–0 Pullman	1902 UW 16–0 Seattle	1903 UW 10–0 Pullman	1904 UW 12–6 Seattle	1907 WSU 11–5 Seattle	1908 Tie 6–6 Seattle	1910 UW 16–0 Spokane	1911 UW 30–6 Seattle	1912 UW 19–0 Seattle
1913 UW 20–0 Seattle	1914 UW 45–0 Seattle	1917 WSU 14–0 Seattle	1919 UW 13–7 Pullman	1921 WSU 14–0 Seattle	1922 UW 16–13 Pullman	1923 UW 24–7 Seattle	1924 UW 14–0 Seattle	1925 UW 23–0 Pullman	1926 WSU 9–6 Seattle
1927 UW 14–0 Seattle	1928 UW 6–0 Seattle	1929 WSU 20–13 Pullman	1930 WSU 3–0 Seattle	1931 UW 12–0 Seattle	1932 Tie 0–0 Seattle	1933 WSU 17–6 Pullman	1934 Tie 0–0 Seattle	1935 UW 21–0 Pullman	1936 UW 40–0 Seattle
1937 Tie 7–7 Pullman	1938 UW 26–0 Seattle	1939 WSU 6–0 Pullman	1940 UW 33–9 Seattle	1941 UW 23–13 Pullman	1942 Tie 0–0 Seattle	1945 UW 6–0 Seattle	1945 WSU 7–0 Pullman	1946 UW 21–7 Pullman	1947 UW 20–0 Seattle
1948 WSU 10–0 Pullman	1949 UW 34–21 Seattle	1950 UW 52–21 Spokane	1951 WSU 27–25 Seattle	1952 UW 33–27 Spokane	1953 WSU 25–20 Seattle	1954 WSU 26–7 Pullman	1955 UW 27–7 Seattle	1956 UW 40–26 Spokane	1957 WSU 27–7 Seattle
1958 WSU 18–14 Spokane	1959 UW 20–0 Seattle	1960 UW 8–7 Spokane	1961 UW 21–17 Seattle	1962 UW 26–21 Spokane	1963 UW 16–0 Seattle	1964 UW 14–0 Spokane	1965 UW 27–9 Seattle	1966 UW 19–7 Spokane	1967 WSU 9–7 Seattle
1968 WSU 24–0 Spokane	1969 UW 30–21 Seattle	1970 UW 43–25 Spokane	1971 UW 28–20 Seattle	1972 WSU 27–10 Spokane	1973 WSU 52–26 Seattle	1974 UW 24–17 Spokane	1975 UW 28–27 Seattle	1976 UW 51–32 Spokane	1977 UW 35–15 Seattle
1978 UW 38–8 Spokane	1979 UW 17–7 Seattle	1980 UW 30–23 Spokane	1981 UW 23–10 Seattle	1982 WSU 24–20 Pullman	1983 WSU 17–6 Seattle	1984 UW 38–29 Pullman	1985 WSU 21–20 Seattle	1986 UW 44–23 Pullman	1987 UW 34–19 Seattle
1988 WSU 32–31 Pullman	1989 UW 20–9 Seattle	1990 UW 55–10 Pullman	1991 UW 56–21 Seattle	1992 WSU 42–23 Pullman	1993 UW 26–3 Seattle	1994 WSU 23–6 Pullman	1995 UW 33–30 Seattle	1996 UW 31–24 Pullman	1997 WSU 41–35 Seattle
1998 UW 16–9 Pullman	1999 UW 24–14 Seattle	2000 UW 51–3 Pullman	2001 UW 26–14 Seattle	2002 UW 29–26 Pullman	2003 UW 27–19 Seattle	2004 WSU 28–25 Pullman	2005 WSU 26–22 Seattle	2006 UW 35–32 Pullman	2007 WSU 42–35 Seattle
2008 WSU 16–13 Pullman	2009 UW 30–0 Seattle	2010 UW 35–28 Pullman	2011 UW 38–21 Seattle	2012 WSU 31–28 Pullman	2013 UW 27–17 Seattle	2014 Pullman	2015 Seattle	2016 Pullman	2017 Seattle
2018 Pullman	2019 Seattle

The 1996 and 2012 games went into OT; the 2008 game went into 2OT, and the 2002 game went into 3OT.

References

"Apple Cup Preview: After 107 rollicking years, even the trophy has a history" seattlepi.com November 22, 2007
Murphy, Austin (2008-11-20). "Washington-Washington State playing for pride in Apple Cup". Sports Illustrated. Retrieved August 31, 2013.

External links

v t e Washington Huskies football
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Bowls & rivalries	Bowl games Oregon Washington State: Apple Cup Northwest Championship
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v t e Washington State Cougars football
Venues	Rogers Field (1895–1969) Joe Albi Stadium (1950–1983 as alternate; 1970–1971 as sole) Martin Stadium (1972–present)
Bowls & rivalries	Bowl games Idaho: Battle of the Palouse Washington: Apple Cup Northwest Championship
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v t e Pac-12 Conference football rivalries
Non-conference	Idaho–Washington State (Battle of the Palouse) Oregon–Oregon State (Platypus Trophy) Washington–Washington State (Apple Cup) Northwest Championship (Oregon–Oregon State–Washington–Washington State)

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