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.
In a game of quarterback chess, the Washington football team made all the clever moves early on, backing Michigan into a Montlake corner. None was more bold and ...
Three takeaways from Angelique S. Chengelis of The Detroit News following Michigan's 27-17 loss to Washington in Week 6.
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So with eight minutes left in the game against 10th-ranked Michigan, the Dawgs decided to create an opportunity — the ...
On Sunday, the Associated Press and AFCA Coaches polls both had the Huskies (4-2 overall, 2-1 Big Ten) buried deep in their ...
Washington defensive lineman Logan Sagapolu (97) reacts with cornerback Thaddeus Dixon (9) after recovering a fumble against ...
Michigan football and the uneven performances caught up to it when it went on the road in Week 6 to face a hungry Washington ...
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The Wolverines fell behind 14-0 after starting quarterback Alex Orji and the offense failed to produce a drive longer than 31 ...
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