The Washington Huskies were ranked high in the AP Top 25 before losing three straight games and while those matchups were to good opponents, they now will have to try and get things back together against a bad California Bears team at Husky Stadium on Saturday night in a Pac-12 conference game that will be starting up at 10:30 pm and will be airing on Fox Sports 1 and streaming online.
The Huskies started the season 4-0 and were looking impressive heading into the game against Stanford, but the team lost by three and that set up a tough game at home against Oregon that was at home and on College GameDay, but they lost that matchup as well. The Huskies opened the season with a win over Boise State and while the team scored over 30 points in all four of its wins, it failed to do so in each of the three losses and they were outscored by the numbers of 98 to 48 in the past two weeks and now they will face off against the Bears, who don't have a win in the conference this season and they come in with a 1-6 record and an 0-4 conference record. The Huskies have gotten through its toughest stretch of the schedule and clearly it didn't go very well, and now they will face Cal before playing against Colorado.
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Washington has gotten some great play from Keith Price this season and Bishop Sankey has been a good force in the running game and after playing against Colorado things will continue to pick up with a road game against the UCLA Bruins and that game will be one Watch ESPN and on TV on Watch ESPN2 and that is the first of two straight games on the road before the team plays another ranked opponent in the Oregon State Beavers and then they finish the season against Washington State in a game that will be on Fox. The team averages over 400 yards per game and the team is ranked in the top 25 in rushing yards per game with over 200 yards and the team is ranking over 30 points per contest.
The defense has been solid while allowing over 24 points per game and they are going up against a California team that has lost five games in a row since winning over Portland State and now the team is heading into a stretch of three road games in five matchups, including the game against Washington and that comes after some bad losses against Oregon, Ohio State, UCLA and Oregon State. The team is ranked 112th in rushing yards and seventh in the nation in passing yards per game with Goff going for over 2,000 yards this season and the Bears will finish the season with Arizona, USC and then two games away from Colorado and Stanford, who is one of the best teams in the Pac-12.
The game on Saturday night between Washington and California will be on Fox Sports 1 and will be live at 11:00 pm on October 29 and the game will have the Huskies favored at home in the Pac-12 matchup at Husky Stadium.
