After a hard fought loss to Michigan on Wednesday, the Washington Huskies sit at 10-7 on the season with just two wins in their first six Big Ten games. Emerald City Spectrum reporter Aaron Coe examines how UW has performed in the first half of the season and why improved play could be coming with more continuity for the Huskies for the remainder of the conference schedule.

The Washington men’s basketball team held its own for most of Wednesday’s loss to No. 4 Michigan before falling 82-72, but the Huskies were unable to overcome another slow start. What went wrong for UW against the Big Ten’s best?

Fresh off a win over Ohio State, the Washington men’s basketball team welcomes Michigan to a sold-out Hec Edmundson Pavilion on Wednesday. What kind of challenge can the Huskies expect from the No. 4 Wolverines, and who might be returning to the court for UW?

Soon to wrap up their non-conference schedule, the Washington Huskies have a few splashy wins and a few upset losses on their resume so far. Emerald City Spectrum reporter Aaron Coe takes a look ahead to the rugged Big Ten schedule and what may be in store for Danny Sprinkle's team as they seek a much improved finish from being at the bottom of the conference a year ago and a potential NCAA tournament bid.

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.