24

winner

Washington St.
WSU

3:0, 0:0

19

Washington
UW

2:1, 0:0

winner

Washington St.
WSU

3:0, 0:0

24

19

Score after quarters

team	1st place	2nd place	3rd place	4th place	F
WSU Washington St.	10	7	7	0	24
UW Washington	7	6	6	0	19

Match Summary: Football | 14 September 2024

SEATTLE (AP) – The 2024 Boeing Apple Cup came down to last possession, but Washington fell 24-19 at Lumen Field on Saturday.


This is only the third time since 2008 that Washington State has won the Apple Cup.


The game, at Lumen Field in Seattle, was part of a five-year agreement to continue the rivalry despite no longer playing in the same league. Purple outnumbered crimson in the crowd.



Will Rogers threw for 314 yards and a touchdown for Washington (2-1) and Giles Jackson had eight catches for 162 yards, including a 31-yard touchdown in the first quarter. But the Huskies had to settle for field goals on three attempts inside Washington State’s 25-yard line, and that made the difference.


Washington had one last chance after gaining possession at its own 31-yard line with 3:40 minutes left in the game and Rogers threw 45 yards to Jackson on the first play. The Huskies reached the Washington State 10-yard line and on third down and goal Denzel Boston was forced out at the 1, which allowed the fourth try and the goal.


The Huskies called an option play on the short side of the field and Jonah Coleman was stopped and lost 2 yards. Coleman managed 75 yards on 14 attempts.



Grady Gross converted all four of his field goal attempts, both new career highs. He made field goals from 44, 42, 24 and 43 yards.

Grady Gross set a new career high with four field goals made (on four attempts, also a career high). In 2023, he scored three in one game twice, against Arizona State and against Texas in the Sugar Bowl.

— Husky Football News (@HuskyFBNews) 14 September 2024

Jackson rushed for 101 yards in the first half, giving him the second 100-yard game of his career.

The Huskies open Big Ten play next Saturday at 4 p.m. hosting Northwestern. Tickets are available.

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About Washington Athletics

Washington athletic teams have won 56 national team championships in 11 different sports, from the first titles in 1923 in men’s rowing and women’s rifle shooting to the most recent national championship, also in men’s rowing, in 2024. Washington athletics traditions include 320 Olympic and Paralympic competitors, the creation of “The Wave” in the third quarter of a 1981 football game, the well-known nickname “Huskies” in 1922, and the legendary “Sailgating” activities and the sweeping views of what is known as “The Greatest Setting” in college football.