Washington Huskies Secure First Big Ten Win with Dominant Defense Against Northwestern
Washington's defense stifled Northwestern, allowing only 112 total yards and leading to a decisive 24-5 victory.
- Washington's defense held Northwestern to just 112 total yards, including 53 passing yards and 59 rushing yards.
- The Huskies' defensive effort was highlighted by two interceptions and a key fourth-quarter goal-line stand.
- Quarterback Will Rogers threw for 223 yards and two touchdowns, connecting with wide receiver Denzel Boston for both scores.
- Running back Jonah Coleman contributed with 67 rushing yards and a touchdown, along with a highlight-reel hurdle during a 16-yard reception.
- This win marks Washington's first victory in the Big Ten, rebounding from their previous week's loss in the Apple Cup against Washington State.