If you take off the 'homer' glasses for a second and look at it objectively you will see what i'm saying about not playing the game any further. And, i'll stipulate, hopefully you actually went to UW and not one the idiots in the area that just bandwagon UW against WSU as if you actually had any skin in the game, lol. Those people are so pathetic its comical.Captain 97 wrote: ↑Tue Aug 15, 2023 3:48 pmCoug fans are just using this fake anger as an excuse for a reason to stop playing UW so they don't have to be humiliated every year.
Its not really much of a rivalry when one team has won 75 games and the other has won 33. If the Apple cup were a baseball season, the Huskies would be on pace to win 112 games.
There have been 20 graduating classes at WSU that went through all 4 years without winning an Apple Cup. The Cougs have never even won 3 in a row.
The games for the most part are always competitive as it is now. UW does almost always have an advantage due to recruiting in a big city and the fact that most kids are delicate snowflakes that need to be around stuff. Too bad they don't understand what a sh*thole UW has become with all the homeless, etc, lol. As I said though - the games have been competitive - its not as though WSU ALWAYS gets 'humiliated' or anything of the sort.
You put UW in the Big10 and if WSU ends up moving to the Mountain West for example, then it will cease to even be competitive. WSU does still get recruits as they are/were in a major conference. If that changes, they will no longer get those recruits and they really will get humiliated like 50-10 every year from there on out. The game would be no better than the first game warmups most schools do with lower-level division schools just to get things going. It would no longer be played in November but probably August/September as the first of the year game even. It would become such a waste of time for UW that I really couldn't see them even bothering after a few years.