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    Huskies open 2015 at Boise; Apple Cup Nov. 27

    SPNW StaffBy SPNW StaffSeptember 16, 20143 Comments2 Mins Read
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    Coach Chris Petersen will return to his 13-year home of Boise State in the Huskies’ 2015 football season opener, and later match up with his Washington predecessor, USC’s Steve Sarkisian, Oct. 8 in Los Angeles.

    The release of Pac-12 Conference schedule Tuesday night has Washington State opening at home against Portland State before flying to New Jersey for a rematch with Rutgers.

    The Huskies opener will be either Thursday, Sept. 3 or Friday, Sept. 4 depending on TV networks’ desires.

    The Huskies have two other weekday games —  the Trojans game on a Thursday and the Friday Apple Cup, which again will be Friday, the day after Thanksgiving Nov. 26.

    Starting with the USC game, The Huskies have a brutal stretch that includes hosting  Oregon Oct. 17 and at Stanford Oct. 24.

    The Huskies skip UCLA and Colorado, and the Cougars miss UCLA and Utah.

    UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON  2015 SCHEDULE

    Sept. 3 or 4 – at Boise State (Thursday or Friday)

    Sept. 12 – Sacramento State

    Sept. 19 – Utah State

    Sept. 26 – California

    Oct. 8 – at USC (Thursday)

    Oct. 17 – Oregon

    Oct. 24 – at Stanford

    Oct. 31 – Arizona

    Nov. 7 – Utah

    Nov. 14 – at Arizona State

    Nov. 21 – at Oregon State

    Nov. 27 – Washington State (Friday)

    Dec. 4 – Pac-12 Championship Game

    WASHINGTON STATE 2015 SCHEDULE

    Sept. 5 – Portland State

    Sept. 12 – at Rutgers

    Sept. 19 – Wyoming

    Sept. 26 – Bye

    Oct. 3 – at California

    Oct. 10 – at Oregon

    Oct. 17 – Oregon State 

    Oct. 24 – at Arizona

    Oct. 31– Stanford

    Nov. 7 – Arizona State

    Nov. 14 – at UCLA

    Nov. 21 – Colorado

    Nov. 27 – at Washington (Friday)

    Dec. 4 – Pac-12 Championship Game

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    3 Comments

    1. jafabian on September 17, 2014 12:24 am

      The Dawgs have no bye week? That’s interesting. Not complaining.

    2. Buster Hyman on September 17, 2014 10:20 am

      The Huskies have two bye weeks Sept 12th and Sept 19th it is embarrassing.

      • jafabian on September 17, 2014 11:52 am

        Utah State is not a bye. They went 7-6, 11-2 and 9-5 the last three years, winning the Mountain West Conference title in 2012 and have been to a bowl game each year. I imagine Sacramento State is on the schedule so the players with familties from the Sacramento area will have reason to come see them play, including Shaq Thompson who hails from Sacramento.

        Either that or a school who was originally supposed to take that date dropped out and Sacramento State was willing to take it.

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