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Key moments in Washington’s 45-17 win over Washington State in the Apple Cup

Washington State Cougars running back Jamal Morrow (25) fumbles the ball on a run during the first half of the 2016 Apple Cup on Friday, Nov 25, 2016, at Martin Stadium in Pullman, Wash. (Tyler Tjomsland / The Spokesman-Review)
By Jacob Thorpe jacobt@spokesman.com(509) 710-8070

Ominuous opening

After Washington scored on its first drive, the Cougars had a chance to respond but running back Jamal Morrow fumbled at the end of a 13-yard run. The fumble gave UW the ball on the Washington State 46-yard line, and the Huskkies quickly took a two-touchdown lead.

Pettis breaks it open

The Huskies took a 21-3 lead in the first half when Jake Browning threw a deep pass to Dante Pettis, who made the catch despite pass interference from a defender. Pettis made the contested grab while the defender fell to the ground, then ran in for the 61-yard score.

Goal-line stand

Trailing 35-17, the Cougars got the ball to the Washington 4-yard and had a first down in the third quarter. WSU was unable to score by throwing or rushing, and the Huskies stopped Gerard Wicks on fourth down at the one-yard line to preserve their commanding lead.