Apple Cup Moves Early, Rivalry Reimagined | Washington State Cougars Football News
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The Apple Cup just got a whole lot bigger—and weirder. For the first time in over a century, this historic rivalry between Washington State and Washington kicks off the season in early September instead of November, thanks to conference realignment. It’s a massive statement game for WSU, who now compete in the Pac-12, as they chase their first road win against a top-20 rival to prove their worth. Quarterback Caden Pinnick is back with revenge on his mind after last year’s rough outing, while UW’s Demond Williams Jr., who nearly bolted, returns to face the pressure. This game isn’t just about pride—it’s about credibility for the Pac-12, which hasn’t seen one team from this matchup since 1961. And with no guarantee beyond 2028, Sunday’s showdown at Husky Stadium might be the last hurrah for this storied rivalry.
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