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Some Rivalries Still Alive in Changing Landscape of College Football

The Washington Huskies play Washington State in the famous Boeing Apple Cup at Lumen Field, while No. 9 Oregon travels to Oregon State.
Some Rivalries Still Alive in Changing Landscape of College Football
Elinneus Davis No. 90 of the Washington Huskies celebrates a sack during the second quarter of the game against the Eastern Michigan Eagles at Husky Stadium in Seattle, Washington, on Sept. 7, 2024. Alika Jenner/Getty Images
Todd Karpovich
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With so many teams switching conferences and adapting to new schedules, some historic rivalry games have been lost in the transition.

However, some of these in-state historic matchups are still alive this weekend, particularly in the Pacific Northwest.

Todd Karpovich
Todd Karpovich
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In addition to the Epoch Times, Todd Karpovich is a freelance contributor to the Associated Press, The Sporting News, Baltimore Sun, and PressBox, among other media outlets nationwide, including the Boston Globe, Dallas Morning News, and Chicago Tribune. He is the author or co-author of six non-fiction books.