2024-10-06 12:20:02
Washington football rode a big fourth quarter into a 27-17 win over No. 10 Michigan on Saturday night, avenging its national championship loss to the Wolverines from last season.
The Huskies (4-2, 2-1 Big Ten) upset the Wolverines (4-2, 2-1) on Saturday night despite blowing a 14-0 lead, allowing Michigan to score 17 unanswered through the second and third quarters. However, Washington outscored the Wolverines 13-0 in the fourth quarter to earn its second Big Ten win of the year.
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Washington quarterback Will Rogers completed 21 of 32 passes for 271 yards with two touchdowns to an interception, his first of the season. Things looked bleak for the Huskies after Michigan intercepted Rogers in a tie game early in the fourth quarter, but Washington got the ball right back after Wolverines quarterback Jack Tuttle fumbled on a sack.
Tuttle, who entered for Michigan starting quarterback Alex Orji in the second quarter, gave the Wolverines signs of life offensively at times, completing 10 of 18 passes for 98 yards, however, he threw an interception and fumbled in the fourth quarter, which Washington capitalized on.
The Huskies rebounded from their 21-18 loss to Rutgers last week and looks to continue their momentum as they move forward in Big Ten action. Here’s the final score, updates and highlights from Washington’s win over Michigan on Saturday night:
Michigan vs Washington score
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| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | F | |
| Michigan | 0 | 10 | 7 | 0 | 17 |
| Washington | 7 | 7 | 0 | 13 | 27 |
Michigan vs Washington live updates
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Washington wins it
Huskies ride a big fourth quarter to a 27-17 win over Michigan at home, avenging their loss in the national championship game from last season, albeit in a much different situation.
Washington fans are rushing the field at Husky Stadium.
Washington hits field goal, seals game
Huskies take a 27-17 lead with 1:06 remaining in the fourth quarter after Grady Gross converts a 32-yard field goal. That’s likely going to do it, as Michigan would need an absolute miracle to come back.
Washington intercepts Tuttle
Wow, what a play by defensive back Kamren Fabiculanan, who dives and intercepts Tuttle’s throw on an out route that might’ve been a tad behind the intended receiver. Still, Fabiculanan made a terrific play and dove to cut off the pass.
Washington plunges in rushing touchdown
The Huskies take a 24-17 lead thanks to a 1-yard touchdown run by Jonah Coleman. Washington capitalized on its momentum from the fumble recovery with a 27-yard run by Coleman to start the drive, setting it up in the red zone.
Michigan going to need an answer soon with only 6:31 left in the fourth quarter.
Washington curbs Michigan momentum
Washington regains possession on a fumble recovery, as Tuttle let go of the ball as he was sacked. Just a huge play for the Huskies after Rogers’ interception, also earning great field position.
Will Rogers throws interception
Rogers throws his first interception of the season, giving the ball back to the Wolverines. Rogers and Washington had a nice rhythm going on the drive before the turnover.
Michigan linebacker Ernest Hausmann made a fantastic play on the interception, and it came at a perfect time for Michigan.
Washington field goal ends 17-0 scoring run for Michigan
Following a Will Rogers 9-yard sack back to the 20, Washington can’t get nearly enough on the ensuing play, completing a 9-yard pass back to the 11-yard line. Washington settles for a Grady Gross 28-yard field goal to even the score at 17-17, putting an end to what had been a 17-0 run by Michigan.
Still a lot of football left to be played in Washington.
Michigan leads Washington heading into fourth quarter
Looks like Tuttle’s touchdown will be the only score of the third quarter. Michigan will take a 17-14 lead into the fourth quarter, but Washington has its best scoring opportunity of the second half, facing second-and-goal from the Michigan 11-yard line to start the quarter.
Michigan takes lead on Tuttle touchdown throw
Michigan might’ve found its quarterback moving forward, as Tuttle leads a touchdown drive out of the break, ending in an 8-yard throw to Colston Loveland.
Michigan is now 3 of 3 on scoring drives since Tuttle entered the game, and the Wolverines have taken a 17-14 lead after trailing 14-0 in the second quarter.
Michigan gets the ball back out of halftime
The Wolverines get the ball back with a chance at a go-ahead score out of halftime.
Washington field goal blocked to end half
Washington was moving the ball with ease in the two-minute drill to end the half, driving 64 yards on eight plays in 1:45 of game clock. However, Rogers overthrows Boston in the end zone for a potential touchdown right before halftime, setting up a field-goal attempt.
Huskies can’t catch a break, though, as their 28-yard attempt was blocked by Michigan, keeping the score at 14-10.
Michigan hits 45-yard field goal
Tuttle hasn’t been electric by any means, but the new quarterback has led back-to-back scoring drives for Michigan. Wolverines cut deficit to 14-10 on the 45-yard field goal by Dominic Zvada.
Tuttle is 3 of 4 passing for 26 yards in his two possessions.
Michigan cuts deficit
There goes Donovan Edwards. The Wolverines bench starting quarterback Alex Orji for seventh-year senior Jack Tuttle, who leads a touchdown drive on his first possession.
Michigan cuts Washington’s lead to 14-7 on the 39-yard touchdown by Edwards, on a play that looked strikingly similar to a touchdown he scored against the Huskies in the national championship last season.
Washington takes 14-0 lead
After punting on its next possession, the Huskies choreographed another touchdown drive thanks to a 37-yard trick play to Cameron Davis to move into Michigan’s redzone.
Washington then took a 14-0 lead on Rogers’ 16-yard touchdown throw to Giles Jackson.
Washington strikes first
Huskies take a first-quarter lead on a methodical 13-play, 83-yard touchdown drive ending in a 3-yard touchdown pass from Will Rogers to Denzel Boston.
Washington drive took off 5:16 of game time.
Michael Penix Jr. in the house
Former Washington quarterback and 2024 NFL Draft first-round pick Michael Penix Jr. made his way to Husky Stadium for the big game. The Atlanta Falcons backup quarterback had a game on “Thursday Night Football,” allowing him the weekend:
Jedd Fisch with the fresh kicks
Washington coach Jedd Fisch hops off the bus with some impressive Huskies-themed shoes ahead of their game against Michigan:
Wolverines arrive in Seattle
Here’s a look at the Wolverines making their way to Husky Stadium for Saturday night’s game:
Michigan vs Washington time today
- Time: 7:30 p.m. ET
- Date: Saturday, Oct. 5
Michigan-Washington will kick off at 7:30 p.m. ET on Saturday, Oct. 5, from Husky Stadium in Seattle.
What channel is Michigan vs Washington on today?
- TV channel: NBC
- Streaming: NBC app, Peacock, Fubo
Wolverines-Huskies will air live on NBC, with streaming options available on the NBC app and Peacock or Fubo, which offers a free trial to potential subscribers.
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Michigan vs Washington series history
- Series record: Michigan leads 10-5
- Michigan’s last win: 34-13 (2024)
- Washington’s last win: 23-18 (2001)
Michigan holds the edge in the all-time series between both teams, including a win in the 2023 national championship over the Huskies last season.
Michigan vs Washington predictions
Here’s a prediction for the game, according to Detroit Free Press’ Michigan beat writer Tony Garcia:
“To count Michigan out of any game is foolish, yet winning this one will be a challenge. It’s a 2,000-mile trip to a hostile environment, against a program which wants revenge for a CFP championship game loss in January. U-Dub has moved the ball well in the air, and Michigan has been susceptible to the pass. If U-M doesn’t get out to an early lead, the past two weeks of second-half struggles suggest a potential collapse. Simply put, it’s hard to win at Husky Stadium, where U-Dub has won 17 straight games.“
The pick: Washington 26, U-M 20.
Michigan vs Washington betting odds
Odds courtesy of BetMGM as of Friday, Oct. 4
- Spread: Washington (-1.5)
- Over/under: 41.5
- Moneyline: Washington -120 | Michigan +100
Michigan vs Washington injury updates
Injury updates per Big Ten availability reports
- Michigan: OUT (Jaden Mangham, Micah Pollard, Derrick Moore, Rod Moore, Aamir Hall, Ja’Den McBurrows, Jordan Marshall, Jimmy Rolder, Leon Franklin, Bryson Kuzdzal, Dominic Guidice, Myles Hinton.) QUESTIONABLE (Will Johnson, Wesley Walker, Jason Hewlett)
- Washington: OUT (Kevin Green, Rahim Wright, Wilson Schwartz, Ryan Otton, Quentin Moore, Jayvon Parker) QUESTIONABLE: Zach Durfee, Gaard Memmelaar, Owen Coutts)
Michigan vs Washington weather updates
The Weather Channel predicts the temperature to be 64 degrees at kickoff, lowering to mid-to-high 50s once the sun sets.
Michigan football schedule 2024
Here’s a look at Michigan’s 2024 schedule:
- Aug. 31: vs Fresno State (W, 30-10)
- Sept. 7: vs Texas (L, 31-12)
- Sept. 14: vs Arkansas State (W, 28-18)
- Sept. 21: vs No. 15 USC* (W, 27-24)
- Sept. 28: vs Minnesota* (W, 27-24)
- Oct. 5: at Washington* | 7:30 p.m. ET | NBC
- Oct. 12: BYE
- Oct. 19: at Illinois
- Oct. 26: vs Michigan State*
- Nov. 2: vs Oregon*
- Nov. 16: BYE
- Nov. 23: vs Northwestern*
- Nov. 30: at Ohio State*
*Denotes conference game
Washington football schedule 2024
Here’s a look at Washington’s 2024 schedule:
- Aug. 31: vs Weber State (W, 35-3)
- Sept. 7: vs Eastern Michigan (W, 30-9)
- Sept. 14: vs Washington State (L, 24-19)
- Sept. 21: vs Northwestern* (W, 24-5)
- Sept. 27: at Rutgers* (L, 21-18)
- Oct. 5: vs No. 10 Michigan* | 7:30 p.m. ET
- Oct. 12: at Iowa*
- Oct. 19: BYE
- Oct. 26: at Indiana*
- Nov. 2: vs USC*
- Nov. 9: at Penn State*
- Nov. 15: vs UCLA
- Nov. 23: BYE
- Nov. 30: at No. 6 Oregon*
*Denotes Big Ten game
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