Raymond Lucas

While most attention is on the National Championship Game rematch between Washington and Michigan at Husky Stadium, the men's and women’s basketball programs are enjoying Big Ten Media Days ahead of the upcoming campaign.

The University of Washington and the University of Michigan will square off on a football field for the third time in the last half-decade. The Huskies are favored by 2.5 points. This edition will be the first conference match-up and the first one in Husky Stadium. Can the Dawgs get a win in the reborn rivalry?

The Huskies collide with a familiar but new conference rival.

Another traditional Big Ten opponent awaits the Dawgs

This is your spot to comment on the game and follow along during all of the action with your fellow Husky fans.

In true Midwest fashion, scoring the ball on Saturday was like looking for a needle in a haystack.

In true Thursday Dots fashion, the spotlight is on Husky hoops as the men and women near a return to the hardwood. You can get to know both teams during Montlake Madness on Tuesday.

A bye week sat between Washington’s two most recent outings. It marked the only Saturday in the three-week stretch where Husky fans didn’t groan in frustration. Those groans carried throughout the entire second half against Iowa. They reappeared on today’s opening drive and then stuck around for the remainder of the 31-17 defeat.

Gone are the days of easy travel schedules as Washington prepares for its first quest through the Big Ten as a conference member. The change in locations and level of competition has created an exciting but challenging slate of games as we enter winter.

The Huskies are back in the win column.