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No. 13 Indiana takes center stage as backup QB tries to keep perfect mark intact against Washington
No. 13 Indiana has a share of the Big Ten lead and they're even chasing a playoff spotOCTOBER 23 • ASSOCIATED PRESS
WASHINGTON HUSKIES 5-4 · 9TH IN BIG TEN
5-4 · 9TH IN BIG TEN
Next Game at Penn State · Sun 1:00AM
WASH +13.5 TOTAL 46.5
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New era arrives for Washington with Danny Sprinkle taking over as Huskies move to the Big Ten
It’s a new era for WashingtonOCTOBER 22 • ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Ducks are flying high, but the other former Pac-12 teams are off to a rocky Big Ten start
Oregon has made a splash in its first year in the Big Ten but for the other former Pac-12 teams the transition has been far more difficultOCTOBER 22 • ASSOCIATED PRESS
2024 Big Ten power rankings: Can Indiana turn league's power trio into a quartet?
The Big Ten continues to be dominated by Oregon, Ohio State and Penn State, but undefeated Indiana is making a case to join the ranks of the...OCTOBER 21
Jonah Coleman - Should be featured moving forward Coleman is set to see his workload increase in the coming weeks, Andy Yamashita of the Seattle Times reports.
Impact Coleman reportedly isn't fully healthy, as he needed the bye week to rest up and barely practiced. The tailback is now close to being back to 100 percent. He's logged 99 carries for 681 yards and five scores this season, averaging a healthy 6.9 yards-per-carry. He also has 16 grabs for 124 yards. Now, he should continue to be a factor for this offense and potentially see an even greater workload moving forward.
OCTOBER 21 • ROTOWIRE
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OCTOBER 20 • THENEWSTRIBUNE.COM
Keleki Latu - Catches all four targets Week 7 Latu reeled in all four targets for 35 yards during Saturday's 40-16 defeat to Iowa.
Impact Latu caught every single one of his targets for the fourth week in a row. The 6-foot-7 senior has tallied 19 catches for 152 yards and no touchdowns over this span. With little-to-no role in the red zone this season, Latu will need to start stretching the field more in order to justify much significant attention from fantasy owners.
OCTOBER 15 • ROTOWIRE
Jeremiah Hunter - Serves minimal role again Hunter posted one reception (on three targets) for 15 yards during Saturday's 40-16 defeat to Iowa.
Impact Hunter saw exactly three targets for the second week in a row, and he's now averaged 4.3 targets over the Huskies' four Big Ten games. The Cal transfer has routinely fell behind the team's top-two wideouts in Denzel Boston and Giles Jackson, as these two have each totaled exactly 38 targets over the last four weeks. Given Hunter's modest role in each of the first seven games of the season, he's not worth much consideration for fantasy owners, unless Boston or Jackson miss time at some point over the final five games of the year.
OCTOBER 15 • ROTOWIRE
Everything UW Coach Jedd Fisch Had to Say Heading Into First Bye Week After Iowa Loss Washington head football coach Jedd Fisch spoke with the media Monday afternoon for his weekly press conference and updated the status of a...
OCTOBER 14 • NEWSOBSERVER.COM
Giles Jackson - Tallies 63 yards in lopsided loss Jackson totaled nine receptions (on 15 targets) for 63 yards during Saturday's 40-16 defeat versus Iowa.
Impact Jackson didn't have the final stat line that one would expect considering he saw a season-high 15 targets. The senior wideout finished with his third-fewest receiving yards of any game this season, and he's now averaged 54.0 yards on 9.4 receptions per game across four Big Ten contests. Jackson is still getting the lion's share of targets from quarterback Will Rogers, though 6-foot-4 wideout Denzel Boston keeps getting the critical targets in the red zone, as he caught another five-yard touchdown pass versus Iowa. The 5-foot-9 Jackson should continue to rack up the targets as the go-to guy in the slot, but his lack of scoring chances limits his ultimate upside.
OCTOBER 14 • ROTOWIRE
Jonah Coleman - Reaches 85 yards in loss Coleman compiled nine carries for 80 yards and reeled in all two targets for five yards during Saturday's 40-16 defeat against Iowa.
Impact Coleman logged less than 11 carries for the first time this season, as he was pulled before the start of the fourth quarter of this wire-to-wire loss for the Huskies. The junior running back still remained highly efficient, and he's now averaged 6.9 yards per carry through seven games this season. He's also averaged 14.1 carries and 2.3 receptions per contest this year, and he's averaged 108.6 total yards across four Big Ten games. Coleman will look to find his way back into the end zone when Washington next plays at Indiana on Saturday, Oct. 26.
OCTOBER 14 • ROTOWIRE
Demond Williams Jr. - Throws late TD in blowout loss Williams completed 12 of 16 passes for 71 yards and one touchdown during Saturday's 40-16 loss to Iowa. He also had three rushes for 23 yards.
Impact Williams stepped in after the Huskies went down 37-10 early in the fourth quarter. He also recorded his second touchdown pass of the season with a two-yard completion to wideout Rashid Williams late in the fourth quarter. The true freshman signal-caller has regularly worked his way onto the field this season as a change-of-pace quarterback to starter Will Rogers. Williams was used as a dual-threat quarterback with an emphasis on his rushing ability over the first six games, logging 17 passing attempts to 19 carries over this span. Rogers' removal from the game early shouldn't threaten his status as Washington's QB1 moving forward, as he's been a very solid player so far this season. The Huskies will look to regroup before next playing at Indiana on Saturday, Oct. 26.
OCTOBER 14 • ROTOWIRE
2024 Big Ten power rankings: Oregon surges to top of league's power trio
The Ducks' stunning win over Ohio State puts Oregon on top of the Big Ten Power Rankings, but the Buckeyes aren't going anywhere. See how it...OCTOBER 14
5 Husky Personnel Moves That Have Helped or Hurt On a Saturday morning that required University of Washington football players to get out of bed and begin hitting people before lunchtime, t...
OCTOBER 14 • SI.COM
Denzel Boston - Catches TD in lopsided loss to Iowa Boston recorded five receptions (on eight targets) for 48 yards and one touchdown during Saturday's 40-16 loss to Iowa.
Impact Boston helped keep things close early for the Huskies, as he once again connected with quarterback Will Rogers for a touchdown in the red zone with a five-yard score early in the second quarter. However, Washington's offense got knocked off the rails for the remainder of the game, resulting in Boston's second outing with fewer than 50 receiving yards this season. The sophomore wideout will look to bounce back along with the rest of Washington's passing game when the team next plays at Indiana on Saturday, Oct. 26.
OCTOBER 13 • ROTOWIRE
Will Rogers - Swalled up versus Iowa Rogers was 22-for-34 passing for 195 yards, one touchdown and one interception during Saturday's 40-16 defeat to Iowa. He also had five rushes for -15 yards.
Impact Rogers started strong with a five-yard touchdown pass to his go-to wide receiver Denzel Boston that tied the game early in the second quarter. But, the fifth-year signal-caller then opened the second half with an interception in Iowa territory. He was in the game for just two more offensive series before backup Demond Williams took over under after Iowa went up 37-10 early in the fourth quarter. Rogers has been a very consistent passer this season and had not thrown an interception until last week's win versus Michigan. Therefore, there's no reason to think that he won't be the starter moving forward while Williams continues to work in as a change-of-pace rushing threat at quarterback. Washington will have a bye week to regroup before heading back on the road to face Indiana on Saturday, Oct. 26.
OCTOBER 13 • ROTOWIRE
College football Week 7 highlights: Oregon beats Ohio State, LSU wins in OT
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Why didn't Washington RB Jonah Coleman play more in loss to Iowa? Jonah Coleman had a season-low nine carries against Iowa. Coach Jedd Fisch explained why following the game.
OCTOBER 12 • SEATTLETIMES.COM
Demand Grows for College Football Coach's Dismissal After Saturday's Loss Fans want Jedd Fisch fired after Washington’s blowout loss at the hands of Iowa.
OCTOBER 12 • KANSASCITY.COM
Kaleb Johnson's three touchdowns lifts Iowa over Washington, 40-16
Kaleb Johnson scored three touchdowns as Iowa defeated Washington, 40-16, on Saturday in coach Kirk Ferentz's 200th victory.OCTOBER 12
Kaleb Johnson scores 3 TDs as Iowa tops Washington 40-16 for Kirk Ferentz's 200th Hawkeyes' win
Kaleb Johnson rushed for 166 yards and scored three touchdowns as Iowa defeated Washington 40-16 on Saturday, giving coach Kirk Ferentz his 200th victory with the HawkeyesOCTOBER 12 • ASSOCIATED PRESS
WATCH: UW Football Players Partake in Iowa Wave Tradition One of the more unique experiences in college football is the wave at Kinnick Stadium with both home and away teams turning to face the Chil...
OCTOBER 12 • KANSASCITY.COM
