Washington and Washington State have played 108 times since 1900, when the teams first met at Athletic Park in Seattle (also known as YMCA Park, the field was on property now occupied Seattle University’s Connolly Center and other campus buildings). The Huskies have a huge lead in the series with 70 victories, and take a three-game winning streak into the 109th edition of the Apple Cup Friday at Martin Stadium in Pullman. How the series has played out:
| Year | Site | Results | Skinny |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1900 | Seattle | 5-5 tie | WSU coach William Allen talks smack, predicting a 30-0 WSU win; Charles Goodsell scores early for WSU, but A.P. Calhoun tallies a late TD to forge a tie. |
| 1901 | Pullman | WSU 10-0 | After Washington State’s triumph over the Purple and Gold, Washington students clamor for the ouster of head coach Jack Wright, who is summarily dismissed. |
| 1902 | Seattle | UW 16-0 | UW halfback Maxie Wells scores 2 TDs, one on a 90-yard run; WSU’s Edward Cardwell has his head jammed “into the ground hard enough to crack his skull.” |
| 1903 | Pullman | UW 10-0 | Future Washington coach Enoch Bagshaw “runs and kicks” the Purple and Gold to their first-ever football title, the newly created “West Coast Championship.” |
| 1904 | Seattle | UW 12-6 | With the score tied in fourth quarter, Washington halfback Homer Dean tears around left end and romps 33 yards for the game-winning touchdown. |
| 1907 | Seattle | WSU 11-5 | The “Gigantic Aggies from Washington State College” (Post-Intelligencer) overwhelm injury-riddled UW; Purple and Gold fire coach Victor Place after season. |
| 1908 | Seattle | 6-6 tie | WSU’s Joe Halm and UW’s Maxwell Eakins each boot FGs (4 points), but Eakins misses 3 and a late safety accounts for only blemish on UW’s record (6-0-1). |
| 1910 | Seattle | UW 16-0 | UW’s Wee Coyle tosses a 14-yard TD to Pete Husby, Will Cahill intercepts a WSU pass, races 65 yards to TD; Purple and Gold outscore foes on season 150-8. |
| 1911 | Spokane | UW 30-6 | UW’s Mel Mucklestone runs for two short touchdowns and Wee Coyle sprints 45 yards for another as the Purple and Gold finish 7-0-0, outscoring foes 286-9. |
| 1912 | Seattle | UW 19-0 | Washington completes its fourth consecutive perfect season (6-0-0) under head coach Gil Dobie in front of a crowd of 7,000, largest ever to see game in the NW. |
| 1913 | Seattle | UW 20-0 | Walt Shiel and Hap Miller each run 2 yards for touchdowns as the Purple and Gold complete fifth straight perfect year (7-0-0), outscoring foes 266-20. |
| 1914 | Seattle | UW 45-0 | Elmer Noble and Walt Shiel score touchdowns as the Purple and Gold post another unbeaten record (6-0-1); UW outscores opponents by a whopping 242-13. |
| 1917 | Seattle | WSU 14-0 | WSU’s “Bing” Bangs bangs for 80 yards; Fred Glover and Bob Doane both score touchdowns as Lone Star Dietz’s crew finishes the campaign with a 6-0-1 mark. |
| 1919 | Pullman | UW 13-7 | Ervin Dailey scores the winning TD as Washington claims a share of the Pacific Coast Conference title; WSU students officially adopt “Cougars” as nickname. |
| 1921 | Seattle | WSU 14-0 | Mike Moran scores on a pair of 5-yard touchdown runs seven minutes apart as Washington State hands the Purple and Gold its second shutout in three years. |
| 1922 | Pullman | UW 16-13 | UW finishes 6-1-1, best record since Gil Dobie departed in 1916; UW students and faculty officially adopt nickname “Huskies” for athletic teams. |
| 1923 | Seattle | UW 24-7 | Sophomore halfback George Wilson rushes for 80 yards and Elmer “The Chehalis Bearcat” Tesreau scores 2 touchdowns in Washington’s easy victory. |
| 1924 | Seattle | UW 24-0 | George Wilson and Elmer Tesreau run for TDs as UW outgains over-matched Cougs 233 yards to 38; UW finishes 8-1-1, outscoring opponents 355-24. |
| 1925 | Pullman | UW 23-0 | Walter Camp All-America George Wilson hurls a 40-yard TD to “speedy end” Jud Cutting, then returns interception school-record 90 yards for a touchdown. |
| 1926 | Seattle | WSU 9-6 | Sans headgear, Washington State’s Butch Meeker runs for a TD, boots a FG; Meeker is briefly KO’d in a head-on collision; UW’s Gene Cooke kicks 22, 39 FGs. |
| 1927 | Seattle | UW 14-0 | Washington’s Chuck Carroll rushes for 136 yards, scores 2 TDs; teammate Louie Tesreau adds 102 yards; first pair of UW backs to rush for 100 yards each. |
| 1928 | Seattle | UW 6-0 | Walter Camp All-America Chuck Carroll hurls a 19-yard touchdown pass to Eilert “Buzz” Meader late in third quarter to win. |
| 1929 | Pullman | WSU 20-13 | After Washington’s Merle Hufford tosses 2 touchdowns to end John Geehan, Washington State’s Elmer Schwartz scores 3 TDs to give the Cougars the win. |
| 1930 | Seattle | WSU 3-0 | Washington State recovers a Merle Hufford fumble on opening kickoff, setting up Lyle Maskell’s game-winning 41-yard FG; Mel Hein stars for WSU’s defense. |
| 1931 | Seattle | UW 12-0 | Washington RBs Rebel Bledsoe and Merle Hufford score touchdowns on short runs as the Huskies snap a 2-game losing streak to the Cougars. |
| 1932 | Seattle | 0-0 tie | Washington twice repels Washington State inside the 10-yard line in the second half to preserve a tie in a rainy, muddy game at Husky Stadium. |
| 1933 | Pullman | WSU 17-6 | With score tied at 6, Washington’s Bill Smith fumbles at midfield; Washington State’s Charley McBride scoops up “errant spheroid” (P-I), runs for winning TD. |
| 1934 | Seattle | 0-0 Tie | UW’s Socko “Sixty Minute” Sulkosy, aka “The Puyallup Plunger” rushes for 62 yards but can’t score as Washington and WSU play to second 0-0 tie in three years. |
| 1935 | Pullman | UW 21-0 | Byron Haines runs 70 yards for a touchdown — longest in rivalry history — on first play from scrimmage as UW wins in Pullman for first time in 10 years. |
| 1936 | Seattle | UW 40-0 | With Rose Bowl berth on line for both teams — first time ever — Jimmy Phelan’s Huskies crush Cougars to finish 7-1-1; UW’s Steve Slivinski “blocks like madman.” |
| 1937 | Pullman | 7-7 tie | Carl Littlefield scores an early touchdown for Cougars, but QB Fritz Waskowitz throws an 80-yard touchdown pass to Merle Miller late in 4th to tie. |
| 1938 | Seattle | UW 26-0 | Dean McAdams runs for a touchdown, throws for a TD, and then Jimmy Johnston scores on 55-yard dash as Washington handles the Cougars easily. |
| 1939 | Pullman | WSU 6-0 | After the Huskies misplay a punt on their own 5-yard line, Washington State converts the turnover into a game-winning touchdown run by Rex Bantz. |
| 1940 | Seattle | UW 33-9 | UW scores on 56-yard Dean McAdams-to-Earl Younglove TD pass, a 35-yard INT by Rudy Mucha, and an 83-yard PR by Ernie Steele, all in the fourth quarter. |
| 1941 | Pullman | UW 23-13 | UW’s “Battering” Bob Barrett rushes for 135 yards and scores a touchdown as WSU coach Babe Hollingbery yanks off his hat on sideline and stomps it into ground. |
| 1942 | Seattle | 0-0 tie | Washington State’s Nick Susoeft drops a sure touchdown pass in the end zone, wrecking the Cougars’ hopes of going to Rose Bowl for first time in 11 years. |
| 1945 | Seattle | UW 6-0 | Washington scores a TD early but misses extra point; Cougars then “Coug it,” by having a 73-yard TD run in fourth quarter called back on holding penalty. |
| 1945 | Seattle | WSU 7-0 | After not playing football in 1943-44 due to WWII, Cougars return to post 6-2-1 mark under new coach Phil Sarboe (only year when teams played twice). |
| 1946 | Pullman | UW 21-7 | Trailing 7-0 after the first quarter, Washington gets touchdowns from Larry Hatch, Fred Provo and Whitey King to spoil the Cougars’ homecoming party. |
| 1947 | Seattle | UW 20-0 | QB Dick Ottele, FB Marshall Dallas and HB Fred Provo score on short touchdown runs as the Huskies close out a lackluster 3-6-0 campaign. |
| 1948 | Pullman | WSU 10-0 | QB Stan Mataya throws a 2-yard touchdown pass to Marvin Cross; Bill Lippincott adds a field goal as Cougars notch first shutout over UW since 1939. |
| 1949 | Seattle | UW 34-21 | Newcomer Hugh McElhenny rushes for 147 yards and romps 48 yards for a TD and Roland Kirkby adds 140 yards, including a 35-yard TD, to pace the UW. |
| 1950 | Spokane | UW 52-21 | Junior sensation McElhenny sets still-standing Washington record with 296 rushing yards and scores 5 touchdowns on runs of 23, 39, 7, 14 and 83 yards. |
| 1951 | Seattle | WSU 27-25 | Washington State’s Bob Burkhart throws 3 TD passes to beat the Huskies; McElhenny ends UW career by rushing for 135 rushing yards and a TD. |
| 1952 | Spokane | UW 33-27 | Washington’s Don Heinrich tops nation’s passers with 137 completions; WSU’s Ed Barker catches a school-record 10 balls and scores a touchdown. |
| 1953 | Seattle | WSU 25-20 | WSU’s Tom Gunarri blocks a Corky Bridges punt at the 4-yard line, setting up Chuck Beckel’s game-winning touchdown as Cougars complete 4-6-0 season. |
| 1954 | Pullman | WSU 26-7 | Frank Sarno’s 47-yard TD pass to Jim Hagerty sparks Cougars to their second straight win over Huskies and most lopsided in history of rivalry. |
| 1955 | Seattle | UW 27-7 | An historic day for Washington’s Credell Green, who runs for 258 yards (then second only to McElhenny’s 296), scores on 50-yard run and intercepts a pass. |
| 1956 | Spokane | UW 40-26 | Mike McCluskey runs for 133 yards and 58-yard TD as Washington rushes for 368 yards to minus-2 yards for WSU; Huskies avoid losing year (5-5-0). |
| 1957 | Seattle | WSU 27-7 | Bob Newman tosses two TD passes to lead the Cougars while UW implodes with 5 fumbles in first 30 minutes; new UW coach Jim Owens goes 3-6-1. |
| 1958 | Pullman | WSU 18-14 | Dave Wilson tosses an early touchdown to Don Ellersick, then wins the game with late TD, again to Ellersick, as WSU captures its second straight from UW. |
| 1959 | Seattle | UW 20-0 | UW’s Bob Schloredt stars, rushing for 111 yards and a touchdown and throwing for 72 yards as Washington clinches its first trip to the Rose Bowl since 1944. |
| 1960 | Spokane | UW 8-7 | After Washington scores late to trail 7-6, Husky coach Jim Owens elects to go for two; a Bob Hivner-to-Don McKeta pass play clinches victory. |
| 1961 | Seattle | UW 21-17 | Washington’s Charlie Mitchell races 23 yards around right end for a touchdown with 1:35 left in the fourth to win the game for Huskies, who finish 5-4-1. |
| 1962 | Spokane | UW 26-21 | Washington gets a FG and a safety in the final minute to claim the first official Apple Cup Trophy; WSU’s Hugh Campbell posts a school-record 178 receiving yards. |
| 1963 | Seattle | UW 16-0 | Junior Coffey scores 2 touchdowns, and Chuck Bond nabs WSU QB Dave Mathieson in the end zone for safety as UW earns third Rose Bowl trip under Owens. |
| 1964 | Spokane | UW 14-0 | Washington’s triumph gives Jim Owens a school-record six consecutive conquests of Washington State, breaking a mark he shared with legendary Gil Dobie. |
| 1965 | Seattle | UW 27-9 | UW’s Don Moore rushes for 107 yards, Ron Medved adds 101 and 38-yard touchdown pass and QB Tod Hullin fires 54-yard scoring pass to flanker Dave Williams. |
| 1966 | Spokane | UW 19-7 | Washington kicker Don Martin boots a school-record four field goals, of 30, 36, 25 and 37 yards, as UW tramples Cougars for the eighth time in a row. |
| 1967 | Seattle | WSU 9-7 | WSU’s Mike Cadigan, a defensive back most of season, tosses a 10-yard touchdown pass to Larry Thatcher to seal win, their first over UW since 1958. |
| 1968 | Spokane | WSU 24-0 | WSU’s Hank Grenda scores a TD, passes for 2 others, kicks 3 PATs and boots a field goal as WSU records its first shutout in series since 1948. |
| 1969 | Seattle | UW 30-21 | UW QB Gene Willis throws for 155 yards and 2 touchdowns to Ralph Bayard as the Huskies (1-9-0) avoid their first winless season since 1890. |
| 1970 | Spokane | UW 43-25 | UW sophomore quarterback Sonny Sixkiller hurls two TD passes, runs for another TD; Bill Cahill’s touchdown on an interception return sparks UW. |
| 1971 | Seattle | UW 28-20 | Washington’s Pete Taggares runs for 119 yards and a TD and Sonny Sixkiller scores a TD; Husky defense holds WSU running back Bernard Jackson to 11 yards. |
| 1972 | Spokane | WSU 27-10 | Ty Paine scores 2 TDs as the Cougars end Sonny Sixkiller’s remarkable career by sacking the UW quarterback 7 times; Eric Johnson has 3 INTs for WSU. |
| 1973 | Seattle | WSU 52-26 | WSU’s Andrew Jones romps for 139 yards and scores on TDs of 12, 1 and 62 yards, offsetting Chris Rowland’s record day of 354 yards, 3 TD passes. |
| 1974 | Spokane | UW 24-17 | UW quarterback Denny Fitzpatrick rushes for still-standing Husky QB-record 249 yards on 36 carries; Robin Earl runs for 2 TDs as UW finishes 7-4-0. |
| 1975 | Seattle | UW 28-27 | Huskies erase a 27-14 deficit with 3:01 left and win on a Warren Moon-to-Spider Gaines 78-yard touchdown pass and Al Burleson’s 93-yard interception return. |
| 1976 | Spokane | UW 51-32 | Washington’s Ron Rowland rushes for 196 yards and TDs of 59, 26 yards; WSU’s Jack Thompson throws 5 touchdown passes, 3 to WR Mike Levenseller. |
| 1977 | Seattle | UW 35-15 | Warren Moon throws for 159 yards and 3 TDs as Washington opens up a 35-0 lead and cruises to first Rose Bowl in 14 years (since 1964). |
| 1978 | Spokane | UW 38-8 | Joe Steele’s 193 yards, including a 28-yard touchdown run, gives him 1,111 yards for the year, breaking Hugh McElhenny’s old school mark of 1,107 set in 1950. |
| 1979 | Seattle | UW 17-7 | Vince Coby rushes for 112 yards and scores a TD and linebacker Jim Pence makes 16 tackles to pace the Huskies to sixth straight win over WSU. |
| 1980 | Spokane | UW 30-23 | WSU quarterback Samoa Samoa turns on the Spokane crowd with TD runs of 33 and 5 yards, but UW’s Tom Flick has career day with 311 yards and 3 TDs. |
| 1981 | Seattle | UW 23-10 | With both UW and WSU playing for a berth in the Rose Bowl, Ron Jackson (103 yards, TD) and Jacque Robinson (93 yards) steal the show for Huskies. |
| 1982 | Pullman | WSU 24-20 | After UW’s Chuck Nelson shockingly misses his first FG attempt of the season, Coug fans tear down the goal posts at Martin Stadium, toss them in Palouse River. |
| 1983 | Seattle | WSU 17-6 | WSU’s Kerry Porter rushes for 169 yards and Richard Calvin scores 2 TDs as the Cougars crush Washington’s Pac-10 title and Rose Bowl hopes. |
| 1984 | Pullman | UW 38-29 | Battle of the Backs: UW’s Jacque Robinson rushes for 160 yards and a pair of touchdowns, outdueling WSU’s Rueben Mayes, who has 165 yards and no TDs. |
| 1985 | Seattle | WSU 21-20 | Washington State’s Rueben Mayes pounds for 167 yards as the Cougars win coldest-ever Apple Cup game (20 degrees at kickoff) at Husky Stadium. |
| 1986 | Pullman | UW 44-23 | Vince Weathersby rushes for career-high 177 yards and Chris Chandler tosses 3 TDs to flanker Brian Slater as the Huskies earn a trip to the Sun Bowl in El Paso. |
| 1987 | Seattle | UW 34-19 | Vince Weathersby’s 2 touchdown runs send Washington to a Pac-10 record ninth consecutive bowl appearance (Independence at Shreveport, LA.). |
| 1988 | Pullman | WSU 32-31 | Aloha Bowl-bound Cougars rally from a 21-9 deficit and win behind Timm Rosenbach’s passing and 2 touchdown runs by Rich Swinton. |
| 1989 | Seattle | UW 20-9 | Washington’s Greg Lewis rushes for 115 yards and scores on a 21-yard TD run as the Huskies earn a second appearance in the Freedom Bowl. |
| 1990 | Pullman | UW 55-10 | Battle of Hanson brothers: Huskies’ Travis boots a 42-yard FG and 6 PATs; Cougars’ Jason kicks a 46-yard FG and PAT; Washington qualifies for Rose Bowl. |
| 1991 | Seattle | UW 56-21 | QB Billy Joe Hobert tosses 3 TD passes, QB Mark Brunell passes for another and runs for TD; Steve Emtman stars for UW defense. |
| 1992 | Pullman | WSU 42-23 | Match-up of future Pro Bowl QBs: WSU’s Drew Bledsoe throws for 259 yards and 2 TDs; UW’s Mark Brunell goes just 11 of 26 for 122 yards, but runs for 2 TDs. |
| 1993 | Seattle | UW 26-3 | Washington’s Napoleon Kaufman slashes through the Cougars for 181 yards and 2 TDs and Travis Hanson boots 4 field goals as Huskies win easily. |
| 1994 | Pullman | WSU 23-6 | Derek Sparks tallies twice for the Cougars; UW presents no offensive threat after Ted Stark (2 INTs) replaces injured starter Damon Huard at QB. |
| 1995 | Seattle | UW 33-30 | John Wales kicks a 21-yard FG with 1:02 to play to spoil the day for WSU freshman QB Ryan Leaf, who completes 22 of 33 for 276 yards and a TD. |
| 1996 | Pullman | UW 31-24 | UW quarterback Brock Huard tosses a 3-yard TD pass to Jerome Pathon to give the Huskies a victory in the first-Apple Cup decided in overtime. |
| 1997 | Seattle | WSU 41-35 | Ryan Leaf throws for an Apple Cup-record 358 yards and TDs of 57 and 50 yards to Chris Jackson as the Cougars clinch their first Rose Bowl berth in 67 years. |
| 1998 | Pullman | UW 16-9 | Washington freshman Willie Hurst rushes for 155 yards and scores a TD as the Huskies qualify for their fourth straight bowl game (Oahu). |
| 1999 | Seattle | UW 24-14 | Wild play: UW receiver Dane Looker takes a backward pass from QB Marques Tuiasosopo and throws a 55-yard touchdown pass to Joe Jarzynka. |
| 2000 | Pullman | UW 51-3 | Rich Alexis (134) and Braxton Cleman (105) both rush for 100 yards as Washington records the most lopsided victory in history of the rivalry. |
| 2001 | Seattle | UW 26-14 | UW quarterback Cody Pickett sets a series mark with 371 passing yards and freshman Reggie Williams sets Apple Cup marks with 11 catches for 203 yards. |
| 2002 | Pullman | UW 29-26 | After missing 3 field goal tries, UW PK John Anderson nails 5 in a row, including 3 in OT, to give Huskies first-ever triple overtime victory over Cougars. |
| 2003 | Seattle | UW 27-19 | Cody Pickett tosses a 21-yard TD to freshman Corey Williamson with 1:10 to play, lifting UW. Marquis Cooper scores on 38-yard INT to seal win. |
| 2004 | Pullman | WSU 28-25 | Alex Brink throws two touchdown passes and runs for another Cougars win for first time since 1997. |
| 2005 | Seattle | WSU 26-22 | Jerome Harrison rushes for 207 yards and a TD, and Alex Brink throws for 283 yards and 2 touchdowns as Cougars take second straight. |
| 2006 | Pullman | UW 35-32 | Louis Rankin rushes for 118 yards and two TDs, including a game-breaking 77-yard romp, as Huskies snap a two-game losing streak to Cougars. |
| 2007 | Seattle | WSU 42-35 | Alex Brink throws for 399 yards and five TDs and becomes first WSU quarterback to beat the Huskies three times as Cougars win 100th Apple Cup. |
| 2008 | Pullman | WSU 16-13 | Nico Grasu’s 37-yard FG in the second overtime gives WSU the victory in double OT — its second straight win. Willie Griffin rushes for 116 yards for Washington. |
| 2009 | Seattle | UW 30-0 | Jake Locker throws for 196 yards and a TD, runs for 94 and a TD, and Chris Polk rushes for 130 yards as UW posts first Apple Cup shutout in 45 years. |
| 2010 | Pullman | UW 35-28 | Chris Polk rushes for 284 yards — second-highest total in an Apple Cup — and a pair of TDs, leading UW. Winning score: Jake Locker’s 27-yard TD pass to Jermaine Kearse with 44 seconds left. |
| 2011 | Seattle | UW 38-21 | Keith Price passes for 291 yards and three touchdowns, including two to Kasen Williams, as UW wins third in a row. Mike Lobbestael throws for 344 yards for WSU. |
| 2012 | Pullman | WSU 31-28 | Huskies blow a 28-10 fourth-quarter lead, miss FG at end of regulation, lose in overtime on a 27-yard FG by Andrew Furney. Six 15-yard flags on UW fuels WSU’s rally. |
| 2013 | Seattle | UW 27-17 | Bishop Sankey rushes for 200 yards and a TD, breaking Corey Dillon’s season mark for yards (1,775) and Napoleon Kaufman’s season mark for TDs with 35. |
| 2014 | Pullman | UW 31-13 | Dwayne Washington runs for 135 yards and two TDs and Cyler Miles throws two TDs. UW takes advantage of two Luke Falk interceptions to secure win. |
| 2015 | Seattle | UW 45-10 | Myles Gaskin runs for 138 yards and two TDs, and Sidney Jones, Darren Gardenhire and Azeem Victor return turnovers for scores as the Huskies dominate. |
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In the 109 times this game has been played, WSU has never won more than twice in a row. UW has won eight in a row – twice – in the series.
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