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Washington Huskies’ grades for Apple Cup win over WSU Cougars

The Huskies controlled the game and pulled away from WSU in the fourth quarter, but an uneven performance in the Apple Cup win is reflected in our grades.

Published Sep 7, 2026 · 3:30 AMOriginal source: The Seattle Times13 reads
The Huskies controlled the game and pulled away from WSU in the fourth quarter, but an uneven performance in the Apple Cup win is reflected in our grades.
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