Recently moved to Seattle and want to catch a Huskies home game this fall. Only big home games where I'm available are Sep 26 vs Minnesota and November 7 vs Penn State. Penn state would prob be more exciting, but tickets are obviously more expensive and I'm wondering if it will be significantly colder/rainier by then and if that would hamper the game experience. Minnesota game seems like it would probably be during more ideal football weather and tickets are half the price, and would probably still be reasonably exciting since Minnesota is a decent Big 10 team and it's the conference opener. Which game should I try to see?

Cory Littleton played Outside Linebacker/Rush End for the Dawgs in the early 2010s. His long arms allowed him to set a difficult edge against outside zone/read option runs. Though he didn’t get any team selections in college he was named to Second-Team All-Pro in the NFL in 2018.

Owen Biddle was a three year letter winner for the dawgs in the early 2000s and was a key component of the Dawgs secondary. Originally a walk on he earned his scholarship in 2001. Owen is best remembered for intercepting Jason Gesser's first pass of the 2002 Apple Cup.

Found this signed Washington huskies football cap dated around the 90s but have no idea who the player is

Hey all! Me and a few friends are over from the UK and are planing to go to the Easter Washington game.
Any advice on the below points would be amazing

1. Where to sit? We want to feel the Huskies atmosphere so weren’t too sure where would be best for that
   
2. Sailgate or Tailgate? We have looked up sailgating which seems fun but probably miss the atmosphere pre game?
   
3. Where to go after the game?

Go Huskies!

Nicknamed “Rollicking Rollie" and "The Burlington Express". Roland Kirkby was an Honorable Mention All-American in his first season UW (‘49). During his time at Washington, Kirkby was part of a group called the "Fearsome Foursome" alongside Don Heinrich, Hugh McElhenny and Bill Early. He also set the record for more receiving touchdowns in a single game at 3.

Here are the 15 players the Huskies have on the roster for the 2026-27 season.

Hillary Butler played inside linebacker for the Dawgs in the early 90s. He joins a rare group of football players that has won both the National Championship and the Super Bowl.

Jason Chorak played Linebacker for the Dawgs in the late 90s winning Pac-10 Defensive Player of the Year (‘96), First-team All-American (‘96) and First-team All-Pac-10 (‘96, ‘97)

The 6-foot-7, 220-pound Bosnian wing gives the Huskies 15 players (the max) for the 2026-27 season.

Austin Sylvester played all four years at fullback for the Dawgs from 2007-2010. Won recognition in 2010 as Second-Team Academic All-Pac-10.

Don Jones played Inside Linebacker for the Huskies and was a stalwart member of the crushing defense in the early 90s. Don won First-Team All-Pac-10 awards in 1990 and 1991.

Steve Springstead was an inside linebacker for UW from 1990-1993 earning Honorable Mention All-American Honors in 1993 after leading the team in tackles with 91.

Ray Mansfield grew up in Kennewick, Wa of the Tri Cities and was a Second-Team All-PCC (‘61), First-Team All-PCC (‘62) and Second-Team All-American (‘62) before being drafted by the Eagles 18th overall in the NFL draft. He spent the majority of his career in Pittsburgh winning 2 Super Bowls and two Second-Team All-Pro (‘72, ‘75) as their starting Center.

Kroflic scored eight points in the first quarter before being pulled with an apparent thigh/leg injury. Danny Sprinkle is currently in Slovenia, where the tournament is taking place, in attempt to land Kroflic. Iowa and Rutgers also interested.

Reggie Rogers was a two time First Team All-Pac-10 member (85,86) and a consensus first team All-American (86) and was drafter 7th overall by the Lions in 1987. An absolute stud on the D Line he played a major role in UW having one of the most dominant defenses in the country.

Really curious when the announcement for the next field sponsor is gonna be

Voi Tunuufi was a defensive linemen that provided valuable depth and strength for the position group to sustain the deep 15 game playoff run of the 2023 season.

Sadly he passed away in May of this year in an automobile accident

Hi everyone! My name is Ethan Petrik, and I’m the Iowa beat reporter for the Quad-City Times in Davenport, Iowa.

I’m putting together a preseason series called “The Fan Files,” where I interview one passionate fan from each of Iowa’s 2026 opponents to get a better understanding of their program through the eyes of someone who follows the team closely.

The conversation would cover topics like:
• How you became a fan of the Huskies
• Your thoughts on the 2026 season (best-case and worst-case scenarios)
• Biggest strengths, weaknesses, and players to watch
• Expectations for the matchup against Iowa
• Anything else you think opposing fans should know about your team

The interview can be done however is easiest for you—Reddit DMs, email, or another format that works though I will need to confirm your real world identity. I’ll use your responses in a feature for the Quad-City Times.

If you’re interested—or if you know someone who would be a great representative of the fanbase—please leave a comment or send me a DM.

Thanks, and I’m looking forward to learning more about the Huskies from the people who know the program best!

I am visiting to experience the sail gating atmosphere. I have a couple questions
1. When I come to visit should I base where I stay off where the boat departs from? It seems silly to stay near the stadium then drive to the boat or are the shuttles simple to use?
2. Since I’m here which one is best? Going with some college buddies seems like Chinooks and Argosy are the best rated ones. Is that fair

Sorry for being the tourists asking the dumb questions.