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Nick's coverage heavily focuses on sports, particularly college football with a focus on local teams and events. He often covers evolving stories and announcements related to college football games, predictions, coaching changes, and team performances.
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During Washington's Monday press conference, Jedd Fisch, named his starting quarterback and discussed the depth chart.
By: Nick Lemkau
The talking season is over. We will get our first look at the reconstructed Washington Huskies on Saturday night inside Husky Stadium.
The Washington Huskies move to 1-0 with 35-3 victory over Weber State on Saturday night in the team's opening game.
Last week will be the worst game they've played, according to Jedd Fisch and his players. Improvement week over week is the focus of Washington, and this week Eastern Michigan heads to Seattle.
Jedd Fisch has an analytical mind as head coach and playcaller. We got a small dose of how he is preparing for Eastern Michigan this weekend.
A three-touchdown second quarter sparked Washington's 30-9 victory over Eastern Michigan. Will Rogers shines in the team's second win.
The Washington defense is among just five teams nationally who have yet to give up a touchdown through two games played.
This year's rendition of the Apple Cup will look a little different, with Washington and Washington State battling as non-conference rivals.
Penalties were the story of Saturday for Washington in the Apple Cup. 16 penalties for 135 yards sent the Huskies home empty-handed.
Washington's 16 penalties were the story of the day, but here we evaluate what really happened in Washington's Apple Cup loss.
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