What to expect when expecting No. 4 Washington
The 2016 Football Championship Game presented by 76 will be played between the winners of the Pac-12 North and Pac-12 South on Friday, Dec. 2 at Levi’s® Stadium in Santa Clara, California. FOX will televise the game live starting at 6 p.m. PT/7 p.m. MT. Colorado at 10-2 and ranked 9th in the Nation will take on No. 4 ranked Washington at 11-1. Today we provide you with an early preview of the what to expect when expecting Washington.
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No. 4 Washington Huskies
No. 9 Colorado 10-2 vs. No. 4 Washington 11-1
Friday, December 2nd
Time: 7PM MST
Location: Santa Clara, California
Venue: Levi's Stadium
TV: Fox
Line: Washington -7
Meet Washington
Coaching Staff
Head Coach: Chris Petersen (3rd Year)
Offensive Coordinator:
Defensive Coordinator:
Season Results
W - Rutgers 48-13
W - Idaho 59-13
W - Portland State 41-3
W - @ Arizona 35-28 OT
W - Stanford 44-6
W - @ Oregon 70-21
W - Oregon State 41-17
W - @ Utah 31-24
W - @ Cal 66-27
L - USC 26-13
W - Arizona State 44-18
W - Washington State 45-18
Washington vs. Colorado Past History Since 1985
2014 - Washington 38, Colorado 23
2013 - Washington 59, Colorado 7
2012 - Washington 38, Colorado 3
2011 - Washington 52, Colorado 24
2000 - Washington 17, Colorado 14
1999 - Washington 31, Colorado 24
1996 - Colorado 23, Washington 21 *Holiday Bowl
1990 - Colorado 20, Washington 14
1989 - Colorado 45, Washington 28
1985 - Washington 20, Colorado *Freedom Bowl
Washington has won the last 6 meetings
Washington leads all-time series 9-5
Key Stats From Washington's Win over WSU
Jake Browning - Washington - QB - Was 21 of 29 passing for 3 TDs
Lavon Coleman - Washington - RB - Ran for 82-yards and 2 TDs
Dante Petis, John Ross, and Chico McClatcher - all WR's had over 80-yards receiving
Budda Baker - Washington - DB - 8 tackles, 1 Int
Washington was 6-11 (54%)
Washington had 510-yards of total offense, WSU had 334-yards
Washington forced three interceptions against WSU
Washington led 28-3 in the first quarter
5 Offensive Stat Stars From Washington
Jake Browning - QB - 3,162-yards, 40 Tds, 181.6 effic., 7 ints
Myles Gaskin - RB - 1,180-yards, 10 Tds, 98.3 per game
John Ross - WR - 72 receptions for 1,071-yards, 16 TDs
Dante Pettis - WR - 49 receptions for 787-yards, 14 TDs
C. Van Winkle - K - 14 of 18, 5-8 from 40-49, longest of 45
5 Defensive Stat Stars From Washington
Azeem Victor - Linebacker - 67 tackles
Budda Baker - Defensive Back - 61 tackles, 2 interceptions, 2 sacks
Psalm Wooching - Linebacker - 35 tackles, 5 sacks
Greg Gains - Defensive Line - 28 tackles, 3.5 sacks
Kevin King - Defensive Back - 33 tackles, 11 pass breakups, 2 interceptions
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