Seattle, WA
Sep 21, 2024
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The Washington Huskies conquered the Northwestern Wildcats 24-5 on September 21, 2024, in their first Big Ten victory. Washington's offense and defense shone brightly, with quarterback Will Rogers displaying impressive accuracy. Wide receiver Denzel Boston was his primary target, securing two touchdown passes, including a stunning 46-yard score. Northwestern, meanwhile, was stifled by the Huskies' relentless defense, managing just a safety and a field goal.
Despite Northwestern's Joseph Himon II returning a 96-yard kickoff late in the game, the Wildcats failed to capitalize near the goal line due to Washington's defensive resilience. Alongside key interceptions by Carson Bruener and Khmori House, the Huskies dominated the game, leaving Northwestern struggling to find consistency. This well-rounded performance underscored Washington's potential while highlighting areas for Northwestern to improve, as they face an uphill task in upcoming Big Ten matchups.
Will Rogers (Washington Huskies)
Roger's 46-yard touchdown pass to Boston put Washington up 7-0 after a six-play, 73-yard drive, setting the tone for the game.
Anto Saka (Northwestern Wildcats)
Saka's sack of Rogers for an 8-yard loss momentarily halted Washington's momentum and showcased Northwestern's defensive capability.
Will Rogers (Washington Huskies)
Rogers connected with Boston for a 13-yard touchdown, capping a swift 4-play, 31-yard drive furthering Washington's lead to 17-0.
Voi Tunuufi (Washington Huskies)
Tunuufi's sack of Lausch for a 7-yard loss derailed a promising Northwestern drive, turning the game's momentum firmly in Washington's favor.
Carson Bruener (Washington Huskies)
Bruener's interception in the waning seconds of the first half disrupted Northwestern's attempt to score before the break, keeping the game 17-2.
Joseph Himon II (Northwestern Wildcats)
Himon's 96-yard kickoff return to the Washington 2-yard line set up Northwestern's best scoring opportunity, though it ultimately ended in a turnover on downs.
Jonah Coleman (Washington Huskies)
Coleman's 8-yard rushing touchdown early in the fourth quarter not only reasserted Washington's dominance but also extinguished Northwestern's comeback hopes.
Khmori House (Washington Huskies)
House's interception squashed any chances of a Northwestern rally, punctuating a stellar defensive effort by the Huskies.
Will Rogers (Washington Huskies, QB)
Showed efficiency by going 20-for-28 with 223 yards and 2 touchdowns, displaying poise and control throughout the game.
Denzel Boston (Washington Huskies, WR)
Boston hauled in 7 receptions for 121 yards and 2 touchdowns, including a dazzling 46-yard score that ignited Washington's offense.
Jonah Coleman (Washington Huskies, RB)
Coleman carried the ball 15 times for 67 yards and a crucial touchdown that sealed the victory, adding a reliable ground threat to Washington's balanced attack.
Joseph Himon II (Northwestern Wildcats, RB)
A bright spot for Northwestern, Himon's explosive 96-yard kickoff return energized his team and gave them a critical scoring chance late in the game.
Carson Bruener (Washington Huskies, LB)
Bruener's interception late in the second quarter underscored his defensive acumen, thwarting a Northwestern drive and contributing to Washington's stout defensive performance.
Khmori House (Washington Huskies, DB)
House's pivotal interception in the fourth quarter sealed the game for Washington, showcasing his playmaking ability in critical moments.
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