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Second interception in two games for John Mateer. UW gets the ball back at its own 39 with a chance to take the lead. WSU WR Kris Hutson also goes down holding his shoulder on the play

That drive for UW -- submarined by intentional grounding and false start penalties -- sure tells the story.

With the game on the line, the Huskies decided to run the option with a guy who doesn’t run. That’s some call.

WSU students storm the field as the Apple Cup trophy is awarded

WSU coach Jake Dickert, on the Apple Cup trophy: "I think we might retire this trophy. I think that’s a Pac-12 trophy. I think it might stay in our place for a long time and we’ll bring a new one next year.”

Had a pretty decent view of WSU’s fourth down stop

Yes, the Huskies helped. But don’t deny the Cougs credit. In a 24-19 win over Washington, WSU was ready for (almost) everything: seattletimes.com/sports/uw-husk…

The Mariners are 2.5 games back in the AL wild card house. Still not sure how.

Most important of all, M’s improved to 14-1 in their City Connects. Do they stick with them again tomorrow? Dan Wilson: “We kind of have to, don’t we?”

Now a far more respectable 2-9!

That Boye Mafe closing speed is something serious.

New England’s wide receivers have a combined one catch for five yards. Tight end Hunter Henry has seven catches for 98 yards. Will be interesting to see how Mike Macdonald and co. adjust to limit TE production in the second half.

ZTF to CFL

I've never seen someone step out as intentionally, and as often, as Randy does.

Are the Seahawks NFC West-favorite good? Wild-card good? Or just good enough to beat two teams — the Broncos and Patriots — with two of the three lowest projected win totals before the season? The Seahawks are 2-0 … and there’s so much we don’t know: seattletimes.com/sports/seahawk…

Yes, Washington really should have beaten WSU. No, that shouldn’t make it feel better for anyone.

UW coach Jedd Fisch, on the failed fourth-and-goal option play: “If we executed the play, it would have converted.”

In his weekly press conference, Jedd Fisch addressed -- with great detail -- UW's 16 penalties against WSU. "Disappointing," he said, "but [the referees] called them right."