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Washington Huskies

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Washington Huskies is 8-4 on the season, 5-6-1 against the spread, and holds a power rating of +20.1. Washington Huskies carries one of the heaviest travel loads in the FBS, ranked 9th with 14,116 miles travelled this season — a meaningful fatigue factor for away games; they have also qualified for the postseason this season.

Conference: Big Ten Conference
Stadium: Husky Stadium, Seattle, WA
Power Rating: +20.1
HFA Rating:2.7 pts
Record: 8-4
ATS: 5-6-1
O/U: 5-6-1

2025 Schedule & Results

Location
Opponent
Result / Date
ATS
O/U
vs
Colorado State
W 38-21
L
Over
vs
UC Davis
W 70-10
Push
Push
at
Washington State
W 59-24
W
Over
vs
Ohio State
L 6-24
L
Under
at
Maryland
W 24-20
L
Under
vs
Rutgers
W 38-19
W
Under
at
Michigan
L 7-24
L
Under
vs
Illinois
W 42-25
W
Over
at
Wisconsin
L 10-13
L
Under
vs
Purdue
W 49-13
W
Over
at
UCLA
W 48-14
W
Over
vs
Oregon
L 14-26
L
Under
vs
Boise State
W 38-10
Push
Push

2025 Season Travel Profile

14,116 miles — ranked 9th heaviest in FBS (234 teams)
Week Opponent Distance Cumulative
Week 0—Home (0 mi)0 mi
Week 1Colorado StateHome (0 mi)0 mi
Week 2UC DavisHome (0 mi)0 mi
Week 3—Bye
Week 4Washington State250 mi250 mi
Week 5Ohio StateHome (0 mi)250 mi
Week 6Maryland2,327 mi2,577 mi
Week 7RutgersHome (0 mi)2,577 mi
Week 8Michigan1,906 mi4,483 mi
Week 9IllinoisHome (0 mi)4,483 mi
Week 10—Bye
Week 11Wisconsin1,619 mi6,103 mi
Week 12PurdueHome (0 mi)6,103 mi
Week 13UCLA955 mi7,058 mi
Week 14OregonHome (0 mi)7,058 mi

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Dominant Passing Attack

Demond Williams Jr. threw four touchdown passes, three in the second quarter, and Denzel Boston had a 78-yard TD catch. This explosive passing game will be a key factor against future opponents.

Defensive Turnover Prowess

Washington's defense recorded five interceptions, including two by Maddux Madsen and three by Max Cutforth. This ability to force turnovers will be crucial in disrupting opposing offenses.

No Opt-Outs and Team Cohesion

The Huskies had no players opt out of the bowl game, demonstrating strong team commitment under Coach Jedd Fisch. This unity and depth should carry into next season.

Balanced Offensive Production

Jonah Coleman rushed for 86 yards and a touchdown, complementing the passing game. This balance will make Washington's offense harder to defend in future matchups.

Momentum and Confidence

Washington scored 38 consecutive points after an early field goal, showing resilience and dominance. This momentum and confidence will be vital as they aim for a College Football Playoff berth in 2026.

Sources

Schedule & Results

Power Ratings & HFA

Washington Huskies — 8-4 overall, 5-6-1 ATS, power rating +20.1.