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Sep 9, 2026 49 min

Apple Cup Analysis and Kansas State Preview

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Washington State’s Apple Cup loss wasn’t the whole story—the defense showed real bite, Caden Pinnock flashed late, and there’s a lot to be excited about heading into Kansas State.Drew Kalahar and Darrin “Cougar” Carlson break down the biggest takeaways from Husky Stadium, including the missed field goals, controversial calls, the goal-line stand, and why the Cougs may have left the game better than the final score suggests. They also discuss the biggest surprise from Kirby Moore’s debut, the offensive line questions, and what Washington State must clean up before its trip to Manhattan.Then, the conversation turns to the first week of the new Pac-12 and which teams represented the conference well. Boise State, Oregon State, and Washington State all get their due, while a few programs land on the wrong side of the ledger.To close, the boys are joined by Scott McFarland of Boscoe Boys, who provides an in-depth Kansas State preview. Scott explains why the vibes in Manhattan are sky-high under Colin Klein, which Wildcats could hurt Washington State, why the K-State defense is so difficult to move, and exactly where Cougar fans should eat, drink, and tailgate before kickoff.Perfect for Cougs fans who want an honest Apple Cup breakdown and a closer look at what Washington State is walking into against Kansas State.

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