East Lansing, MI
Sep 16, 2023
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The Washington Huskies convincingly triumphed over the Michigan State Spartans with a final score of 41-7. Washington set the tempo early, executing a balanced attack that racked up 14 points in the first quarter. From there, they never looked back. Michigan State's offense faltered against Washington's fierce defense, managing only 261 total yards compared to Washington's staggering 713 yards.
Quarterback Michael Penix Jr. spearheaded Washington’s aerial assault, registering a career-high 473 yards and four touchdowns on 27 completions. Ja’Lynn Polk and Jack Westover were his favorite targets, capitalizing on Michigan State's porous secondary. The Spartans' lone touchdown came in garbage time, underscoring their struggles. This resounding victory solidified Washington's status as a potential College Football Playoff contender.
Germie Bernard (Washington Huskies)
In a display of potent rushing power, Bernard plowed through Michigan State’s defensive line for a 1-yard touchdown, setting an early tone for Washington.
Michael Penix Jr. (Washington Huskies)
Penix Jr. showcased his pinpoint accuracy by finding Jack Westover in the end zone for a 5-yard touchdown pass, extending the lead and demoralizing the Michigan State defense.
Ja'Lynn Polk (Washington Huskies)
Polk masterfully maneuvered past Michigan State’s secondary to haul in a 30-yard touchdown pass from Penix Jr., making the score 21-0 and amplifying Washington's momentum.
Michael Penix Jr. (Washington Huskies)
Penix Jr. once again connected with Jack Westover, this time for a 13-yard touchdown, further cementing the Huskies' dominance on the scoreboard.
Michael Penix Jr. (Washington Huskies)
Just seconds before halftime, Penix Jr. threw a precise 7-yard touchdown pass to Westover, capping a dominant first half for Washington.
Grady Gross (Washington Huskies)
Gross converted a 22-yard field goal, increasing the Huskies' lead to 38-0 and showcasing their consistent offensive pressure.
Grady Gross (Washington Huskies)
Gross added another field goal, this time from 29 yards out, to make the score 41-0, essentially sealing the fate of the game.
Katin Houser (Michigan State Spartans)
Houser provided a brief glimmer of hope for the Spartans with a 4-yard touchdown run, though it proved too little, too late as their offense struggled.
Michael Penix Jr. (Washington Huskies, QB)
Penix Jr. delivered an electrifying performance with 473 passing yards and four touchdowns, effectively dismantling the Spartans' secondary with precision and power.
Jack Westover (Washington Huskies, TE)
Westover was a key red zone target, reeling in three touchdown receptions and exposing weaknesses in Michigan State’s coverage.
Ja'Lynn Polk (Washington Huskies, WR)
With five receptions totaling 118 yards and a touchdown, Polk's notable performance demonstrated his ability to exploit defensive lapses and gain critical yardage.
Grady Gross (Washington Huskies, K)
Gross was perfect on the day, converting field goals from 22 and 29 yards and successfully making all five extra point attempts, showcasing reliable special teams play.
Zion Tupuola-Fetui (Washington Huskies, DE)
Tupuola-Fetui's two sacks were pivotal in stifling Michigan State’s offensive drives, highlighting his impact in Washington’s defensive dominance.
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Washington Huskies
14
21
6
0
41
Michigan State Spartans
0
0
0
7
7