The guys from Dawgman.com - Kim Grinolds in Pullman and Chris Fetters and Scott Eklund in Seattle - break down all the things they saw during Washington's historic 59-24 win in the Apple Cup Saturday night in Pullman.

To start with, it was the hottest Apple Cup on record, with 81-degrees announced at kickoff. And the 59 points was the most Washington has ever scored in an Apple Cup, surpassing the 56 points they scored in 1991.

It was also the first road win of the Jedd Fisch era on Montlake and the first road win for Washington since their 2023 win in Corvallis over Oregon State.

Among the topics discussed during the 40-minute game recap:

- Kim's take on the atmosphere compared to other Apple Cups at Martin Stadium, and also how beer sales impacted the crowd (if at all).
- The adjustments Washington made over the course of the game to eventually push past the pesky Cougars in the fourth quarter
- The offensive efficiency, starting with Demond Williams and the fact that they didn't have to punt for a second-straight game.
- The defensive issues against WSU's passing game and especially the struggles that both Leroy Bryant and Deven Bryant had.
- The momentum gained by the two big fourth-quarter turnovers, starting with Alex McLaughlin's pick-six and Dylan Robinson's punchout the very next play.
- John Mills' monster pancake block to spring Jonah Coleman for an early touchdown.
- The continued impressive performance by the offensive line, especially with how they were able to overcome and adjust to all the early games WSU's defensive line threw at them.
- Final thoughts as the Huskies look ahead to hosting the No. 1 Ohio State Buckeyes.

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