The Washington offensive line, in a much better spot than than a year ago, appears relatively set despite some occasional tinkering as the Huskies head toward the August 30 opener.

Washington is expecting big things from sharp-shooting forward Jacob Ognacevic, who averaged 20 points per game at Lipscomb last season and will be counted on to add a new dimension to the Huskies’ offensive attack.

While the Huskies have loaded up on talent from the transfer portal since a disappointing first season in the Big Ten, Danny Sprinkle understands that the program will only take a big step forward if everyone buys in, which will require sacrifices.

During the Huskies first full pads practice of the season, true freshman safety Rylon Dillard-Allen made his presence known, and other takeaways from UW’s sixth day of fall camp.

The competition is beginning to heat up for the the Washington football team as the Huskies prepare to wear full pads and bring the physicality up a few notches at Tuesday’s practice.

Washington has a lot of young talent at wide receiver, and the Huskies’ battle for a four-man rotation seems wide open in the early days of fall camp.

After the first two days of fall camp featured mostly fundamental work, Washington Huskies defensive coordinator Ryan Walters can’t wait to see what his defense can do when the pads are on.

The Washington Huskies opened fall camp with a light practice on Wednesday, putting team drills on the backburner as traditionally done by coach Jedd Fisch.

The Washington Huskies football team heads into the opening of fall camp on Wednesday with plenty of positive vibes after a challenging 2024 season.

While many college and pro football teams are closing practices to outsiders, Washington Huskies head coach Jedd Fisch confirmed Tuesday that UW practices will remain open to fans and media.

With lots of new faces and several rising young players poised for a breakout, the Washington Huskies believe they have all the ingredients in place to cook up a top offensive attack in the Big Ten.

Fall camp begins Tuesday for the Washington Huskies football team and as they enter their second season in the Big Ten, there’s no shortage of storylines for Jedd Fisch’s team.

Adding much needed beef - and talent - to their 2026 recruiting class, the Huskies secured a commitment from a decorated four-star defensive line recruit in T.I. Umu-Cais.

The Washington Huskies football team finished 10th in a Big Ten preseason media poll. How many games will UW win this season?

Washington Huskies head coach Jedd Fisch added a cornerback and a wide receiver over the weekend to push his 18th-ranked 2026 recruiting class to 20 players.

Several players returning from injuries are expected to play important roles for the Washington Huskies football team in 2025, and their abilities to stay healthy will have a strong bearing on how they perform in year two in the Big Ten.

Washington Huskies athletic director Pat Chun believes college football must settle on one transfer portal per year to so teams are at their best entering the College Football Playoff, but that won’t be easy to make happen.

As they look to take a big step forward in their second year in the Big Ten, the Washington Huskies will be counting on several newcomers who arrived via the portal to help get them back into the College Football Playoff conversation.

Led by running back Jonah Coleman, the Washington Huskies have three players listed in the Top 100 in EA Sports’ College Football 26 video game.

Snagging one of the most prized running back recruits for the Class of 2026, the Huskies earned a commitment from Brian Bonner Jr. over a plethora of other Power 4 programs in a signing that could be a game-changer for Jedd Fisch.