I'm an Indiana fan and I'm traveling to Seattle for the game on Nov. 21. I had a few questions ahead of my visit that I hope some friendly Husky fans would be willing to answer.

First, where would you recommend I sit? Is there a dedicated section for visiting fans? If so, what row would provide the best view and weather protection?

Also, if I were to splurge for a 200 level Club Husky seat, would I be welcome there as a visiting fan? I'm not a psycho or an asshole, I'll just be wearing cream and crimson.

Also, thanks for taking care of Michael Penix Jr. for us. We loved him at IU and it was fun to root for the Huskies when he was there.

Boise State beats Washington by 18 in Boise.

Brown completed 78% of his passes, averaged 11.2 yards per attempt and threw three touchdowns. I believe only two of the three interceptions can be attributed to him. That’s considerably better production than Demond delivered against the similar defenses of WSU or Utah State.

His passing accuracy opened up our run game. When we are consistently hitting receivers on time, opposing linebackers have to respect our pass game and safeties have less freedom to crowd the line like they did in earlier games. Demond’s rushing ability adds a different threat, but it doesn’t force defenders to respect the whole field the way Brown’s passing does.

It obviously hasn’t been a big sample size, but do you think Elijah Brown is good enough to potentially be our QB of the future? He threw 3 meatball subs yesterday which isn’t great, but the offense looked more lively with him behind center. Demond is so checked out it’s not even funny anymore, and he’s transferring to a school like Arizona, Boise State, or Colorado next year. I also think a major problem with Demond is that he’s so short I legitimately think he can’t even see over the fucking offensive line.

I think Elijah was decent enough last night, but the dude needs to cut down on the turnovers. I’m rooting for him, he seems like a good dude, but I just don’t know if he is good enough to be our QB of the future. He definitely looks better than Demond out there though, that’s for sure. Shit, I’d take Bryce Underwood over Demond at this point, at least he has the height.

What do y’all think? Do you think he has what it takes to be our QB of the future? If not, who would you like to target through the portal? If we keep the Mississippi State pipeline going (Dillon Johnson, Will Rogers, Kai McClendon), I really hope we can lure KaMario Taylor over. It’s gonna be hard though because he’s from Mississippi, but he’s really fucking good. Braden Atkinson from Oregon State would be a good target too. If we target Atkinson, maybe we can get Jesse Legree too.

Thoughts?

Lets keep the cap Jedd, its a better look than the visor!

🏈 Next Game: TBD

Source: ESPN Gamecast

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Three interceptions weren't great, but the team played a heck of a lot better than the last few weeks. Bracing for some kind of press conference spin on why Demond will be starting next week or whenever he is "medically cleared."

Sources: ESPN Gamecast, OpenWeatherMap, Draft Kings

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4 Irish guys coming down from Vancouver for the Penn state game on Nov 7th.

Where is the best place to get tickets besides stubhub?

If you had to make an educated guess what time do you think kick off will be ?

Any help is greatly appreciated, cheers

I mentioned this a couple weeks ago during the Utah State game about how boring the announcers sound, with the mispronunciation of names and general lack of interest in the game.

Now this week with the FOX announcers?? Seriously guys?? 0 energy from them, mispronouncing names again, etc..

These announcers are talking like they can’t show any emotion!

Forgot the game prediction thread! Quick quick quick!

Seems like an announcement is immiment.

One of the bigger parts about the proposal is supposing mandating 10 P4 games. We have Fresno, Portland State, and the Coug's next year. Unless there is some exception granted as a grandfather in grace period, who do we drop?

As I understand it, for financial reasons we have to have 7 home games as well (maybe that is due to 1/2 B10 revenu), Long term, for both reasons I don't see how the apple cup survives this unless an exception is granted for the cougs/beavs as a P4 matchup, but that seems unlikely.

I expect the metric for a lot of coaches getting fired or not will be making the playoffs now. Pretty cut and dry not the loftiest of goals to expect. I suspect Jedd's future will ultimately be contingent on him doing that or not in the next few years.

I'm not holding my breath, but my hope is that somehow maybe the expanded playoff will somehow be a catalyst for further realignment where some regionality returns in a divisional format rather than mega conferences. Maybe playoff seeding more akin to the NFL based on divisional championships? I doubt the old Pac10 will ever get back together but would like a coastal B10 division with the current 4 + standford/cal isn't unrealistic.

Incoming rant from old man (not actually that old) yelling at cloud, for me, on paper I should like this as it increases our chances for a meaningful season, but it's sort of almost having the opposite effect for me, just removing me one more step from the sport that is almost unfamiliar to me now. I have cared less and about the sport as it has evolved over the last few years and reality in the NIL/Portal/B10 has sunk in. This likely ends tradition such as the Apple cup and the concept of bowl games as we know it. (I won’t miss them as they are, but miss what they once were).

I'm expecting just mediocre seasons ahead as you really have to squint in the purple goggles to see us playing in the championshpi game again any time soon. Watching games now just feels like slop-content for content's sake all done in attempt to make money, but they don't really have any other inherent worth besides that. Games that don't mean much to either school as we never interact with the fanbases of those schools, a win or a loss doesn’t matter as much, and players and maybe even coaches just don’t seem to care about being here and up and bail in the search for greener pastures or whatever. I suppose its just reflective of the world in which we now live as that's objectively good career advise, and I can't fault them for it. But I hate that's where we are a sport. My whole reasoning for liking college over pro sports was for love of the game, not being about money, etc. it’s nearly unrecognizable to me now. Frankly, September and October is a lovely time in the PNW, and there's plenty of other stuff competing for my attention on Saturdays in the fall over sitting in front of the TV. Maybe come November when the rain comes back and there's not much else to do, if we are still in the mix of relevancy I'll find myself more invested and interested in how the end of the season plays out? I don't know.

I know it's a month away and the time hasn't been announced but anyone have a good guess on when the game would be (morning, early afternoon, night). Have tickets already but trying to plan the hotel etc and all that.

Our resources are spread thin, and Fisch isn’t wrong that it’s a lot harder to compete when we’re forced to replace seniors with freshmen. But that makes roster prioritization even more important, and right now it feels like we’re spending too much on the wrong guys.

I’d also genuinely like to know why Washington is struggling so much to raise NIL money, because for a program with our alumni base, market, and recent success, it’s hard to understand why we’re this constrained.

Just saw on the dubd up show that there's a conspiracy theory that demonds contract has a must-play clause which would prohibit benching him if he's healthy. I've never heard of this but it's plausible I guess. Are these actually a thing? Even if it's real, what even would the penalty or enforcement mechanism be? I mean if he gets paid anyway....

I fear brown will look good (or even just decent) and fisch will start demond after the bye regardless.

Most of the criticism surrounding this season is correctly attributed to Fisch’s play calling, Demond’s play, and the general malaise on offense. But Walters and the D have been less than stellar in conference play. Against Iowa the D gave up 27 points in the first half and the Hawkeyes averaged 6.9 ypc. Is it scheme, lack of adjustments, lack of experience on D, or a combination of factors?

The 5-1 Huskies are set to play Gonzaga this weekend. While Gonzaga gave the Huskies a tough game two years ago, they are coming off some pretty bad losses to WSU, who we beat handily, so these should be really fun games for Huskies fans!

These are technically the first home games of the year(the two WSU games at Northgate were technically away games) so the goal lights will be back. The music will be curated by the team. And the atmosphere will be a true home game atmosphere.

Friday's game should be at like 8/830pm and Saturday's game at 730pm up at Northgate. I'll update as there's confirmation.

As always, tickets for anyone over 12 are $10, kids under 6 and veterans get in free, and student tickets and kids 6-17 are $5.

This weekend is PURPLE OUT!!! Make sure to show up wearing purple!

You can find my season preview here if you'd like.

Does anyone else find it weird how Jedd hesitates every time someone praises Elijah in the media? The press conference and coaches show, seems like he’s iffy on him.

Sources: ESPN Gamecast, OpenWeatherMap, Draft Kings

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