Seattle, WA
Sep 7, 2024
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The Washington Huskies triumphed over the Eastern Michigan Eagles with a final score of 30-9 on September 7, 2024. Despite a slow start for Washington, which saw Eastern Michigan take an early 3-0 lead on a record-breaking 57-yard field goal by Jesús Gómez, the Huskies dominated from the second quarter onwards. Will Rogers spearheaded the turnaround, throwing four touchdown passes and transforming the game's momentum.
Washington's defense was relentless, notably tallying seven sacks, with Zach Durfee leading the charge. Eastern Michigan's offense struggled, highlighted by a key fumble recovery by Cameron Broussard that led to Washington’s first score. Gómez shined for Eastern Michigan by scoring all nine of their points, including a 50-yard kick. The game was a testament to Washington's balanced attack and sturdy defense, delighting the crowd at Husky Stadium.
Justin Jefferson (Eastern Michigan Eagles)
Blocked Jack McCallister's punt, giving Eastern Michigan prime field position at Washington's 32-yard line. This pivotal moment set up the first scoring opportunity of the game for the Eagles.
Will Rogers (Washington Huskies)
Threw a 41-yard touchdown pass to Decker DeGraaf, lifting Washington to a 7-3 lead. This play showcased their explosive passing game and marked the start of their scoring spree.
Grady Gross (Washington Huskies)
Successfully kicked a 28-yard field goal, extending Washington's lead to 30-6. This field goal effectively put the game out of reach for Eastern Michigan.
Deshawn Lynch (Washington Huskies)
Sacked Cole Snyder for a loss of 7 yards, halting Eastern Michigan's offensive progress and underscoring the dominance of Washington's defensive line.
Cameron Broussard (Washington Huskies)
Recovered Cole Snyder's fumble following a 25-yard run, setting up Washington's first touchdown drive. This turnover was a turning point that shifted the momentum in favor of Washington.
Jesús Gómez (Eastern Michigan Eagles)
Kicked a school-record 57-yard field goal, giving Eastern Michigan an early 3-0 lead. This was the second-longest field goal in Husky Stadium history.
Denzel Boston (Washington Huskies)
Caught a 1-yard touchdown pass from Will Rogers, extending Washington's lead to 21-6 at halftime. This score capped a dominant second quarter for the Huskies.
Will Rogers (Washington Huskies, QB)
Completed an impressive 21 of 26 passes for 261 yards and four touchdowns. His performance lifted the Huskies out of a slow start, excelling particularly in the second quarter with three touchdown passes. With a completion rate of 78% in his first two Washington games, Rogers showcased poise and precision.
Jonah Coleman (Washington Huskies, RB)
Rushed 11 times for 104 yards, including a crucial 64-yard run that set up a touchdown. Coleman also contributed in the passing game, helping Washington secure its 16th straight home victory. This was his second consecutive 100-yard game.
Denzel Boston (Washington Huskies, WR)
Secured two receiving touchdowns, demonstrating his red-zone prowess. Boston's reliable hands and route running were pivotal in Washington's second quarter surge, including a 13-yard slant and a 1-yard corner route for scores.
Jesús Gómez (Eastern Michigan Eagles, K)
Highlighted Eastern Michigan's efforts by scoring all nine points for the Eagles, including a record-breaking 57-yard field goal. Gómez also nailed 29-yard and 50-yard field goals, setting a school record for multiple 50-plus yard kicks in a single game.
Zach Durfee (Washington Huskies, DE)
Led Washington's fierce defensive effort with 2.5 sacks and 2.5 tackles for loss. Durfee's relentless pressure on Eastern Michigan's quarterback was a key factor in limiting the Eagles to just nine points.
Cameron Broussard (Washington Huskies, DB)
Made a crucial fumble recovery in the second quarter that set up Washington's first touchdown. Broussard's defensive awareness and timely play helped shift the momentum in favor of Washington.
Will Rogers Highlights vs. Eastern Michigan | Washington Football | 09/07/2024 - YouTube
Football vs Washington on 9/7/2024 - Box Score - Eastern Michigan University Athletics
Washington Huskies vs Eastern Michigan: 3 overreactions from UW's 21-point win
Gomez Breaks School Record in 30-9 Loss at #25 Washington - Eastern Michigan University Athletics
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Washington Huskies
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