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Huskies Unleash Tight Ends on Troy, But Lose

Jedd Fisch told everyone this University of Washington football team was going to be good. Then it became a young team. Next it was an injured team. And

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Robles Will Tee It Up Against Former Team

Tyler Robles knows all about pressure. Such as coming to the University of Washington and winning the kicking job, only to have the guy he replaced, three-year starter Grady Gross, be granted an extra year of eligibility.

Washington Huskies News / Washington Huskies on SI / October 1

Facing USC, Fisch Talks Fast Start, Hatchett Decision, Hot Yoga

The thing about Jedd Fisch, and this might be the NFL background in him, but he stays even keel no matter if his team lost by four touchdowns to Penn State on the road or upset USC at home, both of which it did in 2024.

Jedd Fisch News / Washington Huskies on SI / October 1

Fisch Has No One Else to Blame: Offensive Struggles Are On Him

The question seemed to catch Jedd Fisch off guard, Yet with the way he's set himself up with his University of Washington football team responsibilities -- as the combined head coach and offensive coordinator -- if something's not working, Fisch is definitely going to hear about it.

Landen Hatchett News / Washington Huskies on SI / September 30

Every Game Hatchett Misses Puts Him Closer to 2027 Return

Landen Hatchett turned up questionable on the latest Big Ten availability report on Wednesday for this weekend's Washington-USC football game, which at least was a step up from the doubtful status he carried into last week's Minnesota outing.

John Mills News / Washington Huskies on SI / September 30

Mills' Flirtation With Left Offensive Tackle Remains Real

Jedd Fisch calls it a rotation. In baseball vernacular, it's described as a pitching change. Whatever it's called, the University of Washington football team went into the fourth quarter trailing 24-10 to Minnesota and badly in need of an offensive boost.

Rahshawn Clark News / Washington Huskies on SI / September 30

Huskies Let Hobbled Clark Play, But In Restricted Manner

We saw Rahshawn Clark for all of 23 yards against Minnesota. He wasn't being penalized, wasn't beat out for playing time. Rather the 6-foot, 200-pound University of Washington defensive back and return man had a calf injury that permitted him to play, but only under isolated conditions in this past Saturday's game the Huskies lost 27-24.

Washington Huskies News / Washington Huskies on SI / September 30

Unlike Their Team, Husky Tight Ends Off To Fast Start

Everyone knows the University of Washington football team needs at least two highly capable tight ends to get things done on game day, and Decker DeGraaf and Baron Naone have diligently separated themselves from the rest.

Jacob Manu News / Washington Huskies on SI / September 29

Minnesota Kept Its Distance From Jacob Manu

Against Minnesota, the University of Washington football team was low on rushing yards with just 40 on 27 carries, yet that was to be expected with four running backs out with injuries.

Ta'ita'i Uiagalelei News / Washington Huskies on SI / September 28

Uiagalelei Expected to Receive Eligibility Ruling This Week

Defensive tackle Ta'ita'i Uiagalelei, seeking a fifth year of college football eligibility and a second season at the University of Washington, should receive a final determination on Thursday, Husky coach Jedd Fisch said.

Christian Moss News / Washington Huskies on SI / September 28

Injured Receiver Christian Moss Has Quad Surgery

Kennesaw State transfer Christian Moss -- a wide receiver injured on his first University of Washington football play after he was brought in to replace NFL-bound Denzel Boston -- recently underwent quadriceps surgery, Husky coach Jedd Fisch revealed in his Monday media briefing.

Washington Huskies News / Washington Huskies on SI / September 28

Loss Was Sure to Send Demond Critics Into Frenzy -- And It Did

It was inevitable Demond Williams Jr. was going to be on the losing end of a University of Washington football game this season. And when that happened, it was a sure guarantee that the Husky quarterback was going to be reminded by loud voices what a horrible human being he was for considering leaving Montlake, presumably for LSU.

Huskies, San Jose State Agree To Resume Series

The University of Washington football team will play San Jose State in 2033, restarting that series with a Husky Stadium outing on Sept. 17 that year as future scheduling remains a tricky proposition in today's ever-changing college landscape.

Alex McLaughlin News / Washington Huskies on SI / September 26

McLaughlin Obviously Ranks Among Big Ten's Best Defenders

Over three games, Alex McLaughlin has showed himself to be one of the Big Ten's better defensive players. Maybe first-team, all-conference material, this after he was an honorable-mention choice in 2025.

College Football News / Washington Huskies on SI / September 25

Hatchett Listed as Doubtful for UW-Minnesota Game

Landen Hatchett's comeback attempt to play in Saturday night's Washington-Minnesota football game took a negative turn when the center was downgraded to doubtful on the latest Big Ten availability report.

Elinneus Davis News / Washington Huskies on SI / September 25

UW Will Try to Beat Minnesota With One of Its Own

In the "Land of 10,000 Lakes," Elinneus Davis was the big fish who got away. Spun the reel, snapped the line and swam off. A top five high school football recruit in Minnesota, the defensive tackle turned down the advances of his home state University of Minnesota and Iowa State in 2022 to commit to Kalen DeBoer's Washington Huskies.

Washington Huskies News / Washington Huskies on SI / September 25

Bill Cahill, Sixkiller Era Husky Head-Hunter, Dies at 75

Bill Cahill was a slender University of Washington free safety who measured all of 5-foot-11 and 180 pounds, yet with the ferocity in which he hit people on the football field he might as well have been a foot taller and 100 pounds heavier.

Landen Hatchett News / Washington Huskies on SI / September 24

What UW Is Saying About Landen Hatchett's Possible Weekend Return

Landen Hatchett, normally the University of Washington starting center who is recovering from a broken wrist, has practiced with the team this week but still no determination has been made on whether he can play in Saturday's night game against Minnesota.

Demond Williams News / Washington Huskies on SI / September 24