With recently drafted Michael Penix Jr. in town for this spring wind-up and hiding under a hoodie until a Pac-12 Network camera revealed his presence, his Husky QB replacements Will Rogers and Demond Williams Jr. were less than sharp at the outset as they had to get used to the gusts coming in off Lake Washington.

The Washington Huskies start a brand new era of football under first-year coach Jedd Fisch and showcase their team with Friday night's spring game.

Will Rogers and the purple team won Washington's spring game, marking the end of coach Jedd Fisch's first spring practice session with the Huskies.

The Purple team edged the Gold team 24-23 in the first spring game under new UW Huskies head coach Jedd Fisch.

Through the first 13 practices of the spring, Fisch and offensive coordinator Brennan Carroll, who also serves as the offensive line coach, have used 7-on-7 periods and unique scheming, including having one half of the defensive line take a knee during scrimmage portions of practice, to get as many live reps as possible.

NFL Draft has seen a ton of talented college football players head to the biggest stage, including some prominent former Washington Huskies. Gone is quarterback Michael Penix Jr., along with wide receiver Rome Odunze,

There are multiple reasons Brock Huard believes the first UW Huskies spring game at Husky Stadium under Jedd Fisch will have high attendance.

Washington's roster looks a lot different, but will get its first chance to introduce its new roster to fans on Friday for the spring game.

The Washington Huskies’ 2023 season is what dreams are made of. Going undefeated with a chance to compete for a national title is what every fanbase yearns for. The Huskies had a plethora of stars who all made big plays and stepped up in big games to help them get that far.

Washington is preparing to join the Big Ten, while also entering a new era, with its first public appearance being its spring game known as “Dawgs After Dark” on Friday, May 3. The game will kick off at 9:30 p.

As Jedd Fisch prepares to host a big party on Friday night at Husky Stadium, welcoming curious fans inside to see what he's done with the University of Washington football team over a month's time, the new coach still has one big concern.