DawgmanRadio: Talking the good, bad, and mostly ugly of Washington's 24-19 losing Apple Cup performance

Dawgman Radio: A Washington Huskies athletics podcast

The guys from Dawgman.com - Kim Grinolds, Scott Eklund, and Chris Fetters - pick through the bones of Washington's 24-19 loss to Washington State in the 116th Apple Cup Saturday at Lumen Field, and that carcass was smelling pretty foul by the end of the game if you're a Washington fan.

Among the topics covered post-game:

- The overall inability for Washington to control the game from the start, which has become a theme of the season so far, including WSU taking away UW's run game to the point where they had to move away from their zone scheme to more of a gap scheme attack

- How Jedd Fisch took accountability with the late fourth quarter, fourth-and-goal short-side option call that Washington State snuffed out to win the game at the end.

- Fisch said the game hinged on two plays; the third-and-20 that WSU QB John Mateer was able to convert into a 23-yard touchdown, and their botched fourth down call.

- The sheer number of penalties in the game, 16 - to be exact. And how the game was really dictated on Washington's end by their inability to play the game in a clean manner

- Fisch's decision to mix-and-match on offense with both Will Rogers and Demond Williams at quarterback

- The reaction of WSU fans to rush the field after the game

- What this means for UW moving forward, considering they have another game in seven days when they host Northwestern. Can the NW game be a 'get right game' for the Huskies?

- How many wins will the Huskies have this season? Are they the 5-7, 6-6, 7-5 team that was predicted in the preseason?

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