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 Big Ten announced three late home kickoff times for the Washington Huskies football team, including a Friday night matchup with Rutgers. Husky fans will need to get used to some Big Ten After Dark.

Jonah Coleman returns to start at running back for the Washington Huskies looking slimmer and faster. Who else will contribute to UW’s running attack in 2025?

The Washington Huskies football team received a commitment from Derek Colman-Brusa, the top-ranked recruit in the state, a huge boost for the program heading into Jedd Fisch’s second season.

The Washington Huskies ‘Dawgs After Dark’ spring game proved to be a spectacle as Jedd Fish hoped. What did Friday’s showcase mean for the program? And how did projected starters such as Demond Williams Jr. perform under the lights?

Washington Huskies linebacker Carson Bruener was drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers, where his dad, Mark Bruener, is a scout.

The Washington Huskies flipped a top offensive line prospect away from Oregon, and it’s a big deal in many ways for Jedd Fisch’s UW football program.

After struggling to generate turnovers in 2024, the Washington Huskies defense strives for more interceptions from its defensive backs this year to help fix that problem.

While members of the coaching staff aren’t going to announce starters in April, the pecking order appears to be coming into focus for the Huskies’ offensive line in spring ball, but incoming freshman remain in the mix vying for snaps.

The Washington Huskies have featured of group of talented but inexperienced receivers this spring who are finding their place in the pecking order while some veterans sit with injuries.

Washington Huskies safety CJ Christian’s journey has led him to four different programs with a few unexpected stops along the way in his collegiate career.

Buddah Al-Uqdah has taken some flack after transferring from cross-state rival Washington State, but he has quickly emerged as a leader of the Huskies’ revamped defense this spring.

Huskies starting quarterback Demond Williams Jr. struggled at times in UW’s second spring practice, and offensive coordinator Jimmie Dougherty and head coach Jedd Fisch are looking to sort out who will serve as the sophomore’s backup.

With big plays aplenty and no injuries to report, much to the delight of Jedd Fisch, the Washington Huskies got off to an ideal start as they kicked off spring practices on Tuesday.

Washington Huskies head football coach Jedd Fisch previewed the start of spring practices, including the state of the team as a whole as well as injury updates to Denzel Boston, Ephesians Prysock and others.