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Opinion: WSU won't seek Apple Cup at Qwest 
Seattle Times | Fri, Apr 24
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The cross-state rivalry of the Apple Cup pits the University of Washington against Washington State University and the games have traditionally alternated between the schools' Seattle and Pullman home stadiums. The two programs could not reach an ...
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