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2024 Washington Huskies Football Team | 135th Season of the NCAA gridiron action | 1st season of Jedd Fisch Head Coach
Big Ten Conference
2023 Record: 14–1 (9–0 Pac–12)

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Washington Huskies Season Preview

The Huskies were one of the season’s biggest surprises.

Washington didn’t just win the Pac-12 in the conference’s final season by beating Oregon twice, but the Huskies also upset Texas in the College Football Playoff Semifinal and almost pulled off an upset in the title game against the Michigan Wolverines.

After so much success, many expected change. The changes that Washington has had to go through are vast.

For starters, Kalen DeBoer, the coach of Washington’s incredible rise, is now the head man at Alabama.

Also, Washington lost plenty of star power on both sides of the ball. Enter Jedd Fisch, the former Arizona HC who turned the Wildcats from one of the nation’s worst football programs into a rising power.

Fisch has a lot of work to do if Washington hopes to repeat last season’s success.

Keep reading for the offensive and defensive changes for the Huskies as well as analysis and predictions.

Washington Huskies Changes on Offense

Penix Jr.’s absence will create a massive hole.

Fisch tried to transfer Noah Fifita and Arizona star wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan. Both decided to stay in Tucson.

Fisch did manage to attract Will Rogers, a four year starter at Mississippi State.

Rogers holds the Miss State record for yards and TD passes. Fisch also transferred Jonah Coleman to carry the rock.

Coleman is a bruiser who will ensure the Huskies can play Big Ten ball, meaning Washington will run an old school attack that features a lot of rushing plays to set up play action passes.

Washington Huskies Changes on Defense

Last season, the defense was decent but not great.

This season, Washington’s D could struggle unless transfers like corner Ephesians Prysock and DE Russell Davis II, both from Arizona, can make the switch to Washington.

Fisch is a defense first coach, though.

So although the Huskies D doesn’t look like much on paper, it should compete if the HC can get everyone to play together.

Washington Huskies Schedule Analysis

There are plenty of pitfalls on Washington’s schedule starting with the annual battle versus state rival Washington State on September 14.

The Cougars love to beat the Huskies.

Beating WASU is never easy and it won’t be this season, either.

Washington must also travel to Oregon, Penn State, and Iowa.

Those won’t be easy games. Neither will be home matchups against USC and Michigan.

Northwestern is always solid while Rutgers will be tough to beat on the road.

Win Total Odds

Under 7.5 -145
Over 7.5 +118

Most expect Washington to lose at least 5 games, which is why many college football bettors are pounding under 7.5 at -145.

The Huskies play a tough first season in the Big Ten schedule.

Penn State, Iowa, and Oregon on the road should be losses.

USC and Michigan could be home losses and the battle against WASU is always tight.

Also, Northwestern and Rutgers aren’t slam dunk victories. A 7-5 finish sounds right.

2024 Regula Season Wins

Washington Odds: 7.5 | Current CFB Regular Season Wins
MyBookie Betting Lines for the Prop

Washington Huskies Big Ten Odds +5600

The odds on Washington to win the Big Ten in their first season in the conference are astronomical.

But wining the Big Ten is going to be tough.

Ohio State is an absolute juggernaut this season. Michigan, Penn State, Iowa and Wisconsin will all be decent teams like they are every season.

USC has an outside shot of taking the Big Ten title while Oregon is one of the top teams in the country.

Don’t back Washington to win the Big Ten.

2024 Big Ten Odds

Washington Odds to Win: +5600 | Current NCAA Conference Winners
MyBookie Betting Lines for the Title

Washington Huskies to Make the College Football Playoff +850

The odds on Washington to make the 12 Team College Football Playoff are generous, but, again, the Huskies are in tough.

Michigan, Penn State, Ohio State, and Oregon project as Big Ten participants to the CFP.

USC is also on the list.

It’s doubtful that if 5 teams from the Big Ten make the list, Washington is one of them this season.

Also, if the Huskies go 7-5, they won’t qualify for the 12 Team CFP because they will have suffered too many losses compared to squads in the SEC, ACC, and Big 12.

Washington won’t make the College Football Playoffthis season.