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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The Washington Huskies football program picked up a commitment from a pass-rushing linebacker to end two quiet weeks in Class of 2026 recruiting.

Early success of the Washington Huskies NIL collective, Dawgs Unleashed, will be critical to the future of UW athletics, particularly on the gridiron.

As the college athletics landscape evolves, the Washington Huskies must adapt and succeed in some key areas in order to achieve long-term success in the Big Ten, particularly on the football field.

Washington Huskies Athletic Director Pat Chun met with the media on Wednesday and discussed some of the plans for how to distribute House settlement revenue share money to athletes. For now, just five of 17 teams are expected to benefit.

While Washington Huskies head coach Jedd Fisch expressed optimism about the House settlement, many questions remain about the future of the rules governing college athletics, including how they will impact basketball and Olympic sports.

The Washington Huskies Class of 2026 recruiting class received another boost with the commitment of Mason James, a four-star receiver from Oklahoma who pushed UW’s recruiting ranking into the top 15.

Officially ending amateurism as we know it, the House Settlement ruling paves the way for college football programs such as Washington to pay players a percentage of generated revenue from athletics. How will the ruling impact the Huskies and competitors?

Jedd Fisch and his Washington Huskies football recruiting staff landed two more recruits over the weekend as UW works toward putting together a strong 2026 class with hopes of fortifying their future as a Big Ten contender.

The Washington Huskies coaching staff made a big effort to increase the size of UW’s defensive line this offseason. Stopping the run against the Big Ten’s best will be a major key in 2025.

The Washington Huskies offensive line has nowhere to go but up after a tough 2024 season. It should be improved in 2025, and the line’s play may be the most important factor to determine UW’s success in year two under Jedd Fisch.