Huskies Extra with Mike Vorel: Washington’s new wildcat is a weapon. Now it needs a name.
It’s too early to call the Wild Newt — Newt Cat? Richard Cat? Bueller? — a bona fide success, but the early returns are promising.
What to watch for when No. 22 Washington meets BYU, plus Mike Vorel’s prediction
The No. 22 Huskies get their first road test of the season on Saturday when they head to Utah to face BYU. Here's what to...
Puka Nacua made a big entrance last week. What will he do for an encore against hometown BYU?
Puka Nacua's first high-school reception was a touchdown. So was his first in college. Turns out, the UW freshman has a reputation for favorable first...
UW coach Chris Petersen on ‘game players,’ offensive wrinkles, high grass and thin air
UW head coach Chris Petersen addresses the idea of "game players," as well as radical offensive wrinkles, the grass field and thin air at BYU...
UW Huskies mailbag: On Tuli Letuligasenoa’s grizzly bear-like qualities, inside linebackers and more
Seattle Times UW football reporter Mike Vorel answers questions about the Huskies' young defensive line, the inconsistent inside linebackers, Ty Jones' absence and more.
UW Huskies searching for better results against another bruising running back
Earlier this month, Washington struggled to slow down Cal running back Christopher Brown Jr. How will the Huskies fare against a similar challenge in BYU...
What we learned from Chris Petersen: Evaluating Jacob Eason, UW running back balance and more
Washington head coach Chris Petersen evaluates quarterback Jacob Eason's early starts, comments on the Huskies' running back depth and more.
Here’s what UW Huskies coach Chris Petersen said in his BYU Week press conference
On Saturday, No. 22 Washington will meet BYU for its first road test of the season. But first, another press conference. Here's what Husky head...
Analysis: What we learned from the UW Huskies’ 52-20 win over Hawaii
The offensive line clicked, Myles Bryant emerged and the third quarter again presented problems. Mike Vorel's day-after assessment of UW's rout of Hawaii.
Notebook: Washington’s offensive line clicks, and Hunter Bryant breaks out
What happens when Eason — a 6-foot-6, 227-pound junior and Georgia transfer — has time to operate in the pocket? Highlights happen.