Washington outlasts No. 10 Michigan: Huskies get revenge in rematch as Wolverines stumble on road
Washington secured an upset 27-21 win on Saturday over Michigan in a rematch of last year's College Football Playoff National Championship. The Huskies jumped out to an early 14-0 advantage, prompting Michigan to bench starting quarterback Alex Orji in favor of former Indiana signal caller Jack Tuttle in the first half.
The UW Huskies are 4-2 after knocking off No. 10 Michigan. What kind of team are they after six games under Jedd Fisch? Brock ...
Three takeaways from Washington's cathartic victory — the first signature win for new coach Jedd Fisch — against No. 24 ...
Michigan was down 14-0 when Jack Tuttle came in, but he quickly sparked the offense and the Wolverines went into the fourth ...
Playing for a CFP national championship nine months earlier, Michigan and Washington were superior football teams full of NFL ...
Ahead of UW's game vs. Michigan, former Huskies reflected on losing the CFP championship game and what a win over the ...
Rutgers Scarlet Knights wide receiver Ian Strong (9) catches a pass over Washington Huskies cornerback Elijah Jackson (25) ...
So the expectations have been raised for the Huskies — but so has the energy and excitement surrounding this program. Washington is ... was defending the pass. UW may have finished fifth in ...
To enjoy the game without the constraints of cable or satellite TV, pick an online live-streaming platform such as Peacock, ...
The Washington Huskies (3-2, 1-1 Big Ten) are set to host the Michigan Wolverines (4-1, 2-0) in Seattle for the first time ...
Michigan football will be back in the national spotlight after the bye week. The Wolverines’ next game, set for Saturday, Oct ...
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