Quarterback Will Rogers Commits To University Of Washington, Stays Despite Coaching Change
After considering transfer, Will Rogers chooses to stay at Washington and hopes for a competitive season in the Big Ten.
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Washington’s Penix Jr. Takes Pounding, Disappointing Loss in College Finale
Michael Penix Jr. couldn’t complete the final chapter in his storybook season. Threw for 255 yards with a touchdown and two interceptions as No. 2 Washington fell to top-ranked Michigan 34-13 in the CFP title game.
Michigan Overpowers Washington for National Championship
Jim Harbaugh and No. 1 Michigan completed a three-year climb to a national championship by beating No. 2 Washington 34-13 Monday night in the College Football Playoff title game.
Injured Washington RB Dillon Johnson Expected to Play in Title Game
Washington coach Kalen DeBoer said he expects injured running back Dillon Johnson to play in the College Football Playoff championship game against Michigan in Houston
Washington’s Kalen DeBoer is the AP Coach of the Year
Washington's Kalen DeBoer has been named The Associated Press coach of the year in college football.
#5 Washington Huskies will have Prove if They are Playoff Worthy
Washington coach Kalen DeBoer has coached championship teams at the lower levels of college football before and knows there are going to be rough patches even in the best of seasons.
#5 Washington Looking for a Little Payback Hosting Arizona State
No. 5 Washington captured the attention of the country with its thrilling 36-33 win over Oregon last Saturday that came down to the final play of the game.
Washington Starting RB Davis out for Season with Lower Body Injury
Washington running back Cameron Davis is out for the season after suffering a lower body injury last week during practice. Davis ran for 522 yards and 13 touchdowns last season.
#10 Washington Begins Last Season in Pac-12 as a Title Contender
Washington’s first season with both coach Kalen DeBoer and quarterback Michael Penix Jr. was a magical ride that put the Huskies back on the national stage. Their second season comes with a straightforward goal — win the Pac-12 one last time before Washington takes up residence in the Big Ten. The 10th-ranked Huskies will begin their final season as part of the premier conference on the West Coast with a legitimate chance at a conference title. If the defense can show significant improvement from last season, the Huskies could find themselves in the College Football Playoff conversation.
Huskies Waiting to Find Out is the Bowl full of Roses?
Kalen DeBoer would much rather be preparing for the Pac-12 championship game than sitting around waiting to find out what the bowl destination will be for No. 9 Washington.