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Washington State secured a dramatic 24-19 victory over rival Washington in the 116th Apple Cup, marking their first win in the series since 2021. The game was highlighted by a crucial defensive stop in the final seconds, with WSU linebacker Kyle Thornton tackling UW running back Jonah Coleman just short of the end zone. WSU head coach Jake Dickert praised his team's consistency and resilience, noting the contributions of long-tenured players like Thornton and senior Andrew Edson. Washington's head coach Jedd Fisch faced criticism for his play-calling, particularly a controversial fourth-down option play that failed. The win is seen as a significant boost for WSU's program, which has faced challenges both on and off the field. The Cougars now look forward to their next game against San Jose State.
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