WASHINGTON HUSKIES NEWS

Denzel Boston - Grabs two red-zone TDs Boston gathered in 3 of 4 targets for 32 yards and two touchdowns during Saturday's 30-9 victory versus Eastern Michigan.

Impact Boston logged his third red-zone score of the season Saturday, grabbing a 13-yard slant pass and a one-yard corner route in the first half. The 6-foot-4 sophomore has quickly emerged as one of the go-to receivers for transfer quarterback Will Rogers, completing at least 70 percent of his passes for the second week in a row Saturday. Boston looks like he's squarely worked his way into a productive role through the first two weeks of the season, totaling nine catches (on 13 targets) for 108 yards. However, he'll face likely he's toughest test of the season thus far when in-state rival Washington State comes to town this coming Saturday.

SEPTEMBER 10 • ROTOWIRE

Giles Jackson - Top target for second game in a row Jackson compiled five receptions (on six targets) for 66 yards during Saturday's 30-9 victory versus Eastern Michigan.

Impact Jackson led the Huskies in receptions for the second week in a row, as he's now caught all but one of his 16 targets so far this season. The 5-foot-9 senior also leads the team in receiving yards with 164 through two games. However, he's yet to find the end zone, as bigger-bodied wideouts Jeremiah Hunter and Denzel Boston appear to have stepped into roles as the top receiving options in the red zone. The Huskies also seem to have established a solid rushing game with Jonah Coleman, which could continue to limit the red-zone scoring chances. Jackson will look to continue racking up targets this coming Saturday in what should be a tougher matchup versus in-state rival Washington State.

SEPTEMBER 10 • ROTOWIRE

Jonah Coleman - Breaks long run in big win Coleman totaled 11 rushes for 104 yards and gathered in four of five targets for 29 yards during Saturday's 30-9 victory over Eastern Michigan.

Impact Coleman saw a little less usage out of the backfield Week 2. But, he still made the most of his opportunities with a 67-yard rush that set up a 13-yard passing touchdown for Will Rogers late in the first half. Coleman also popped up in the passing game with a career-high five targets Saturday. Across 13 games last year, the Arizona transfer nabbed 25 of 31 targets for 283 yards and a score. Should he get more involved in the passing game moving forward, then Coleman should easily enjoy the most productive season of his career despite the tough upcoming schedule in the Big Ten. He'll look to keep the ball rolling in non-conference play during next Saturday's matchup versus in-state rival Washington State.

SEPTEMBER 10 • ROTOWIRE

Pac-12 bowl projections: The Apple Cup matters more to Washington's postseason math than you might think The Huskies have a difficult Big Ten schedule, so a victory over WSU would increase their margin for error.

SEPTEMBER 10 • MERCURYNEWS.COM

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SEPTEMBER 9 • STAR-TELEGRAM.COM

2024 Big Ten power rankings: Ohio State on top, USC climbs after Week 2

The Buckeyes continue to dominate, while Lincoln Riley's Trojans are finally dangerous on defense. See where everyone lands in our latest Bi...

SEPTEMBER 9

Matt Calkins: While Huskies haven't been tested yet, QB Will Rogers has passed the eye test SEATTLE - A so-so defense makes it easier for a quarterback to get his passes off, but it doesn’t ad...

SEPTEMBER 9 • STAR-TELEGRAM.COM

Jeremiah Hunter - Leading receiver Week 2 Hunter logged five receptions (on six targets) for 72 yards and one touchdown during Saturday's 30-9 victory over Eastern Michigan.

Impact Hunter moved into a much more significant role for the Huskies on Saturday following his quiet Week 1 outing, in which he logged zero catches on two targets. The California transfer tied with Giles Jackson for a team-high in targets, though the former finished with six more receiving yards. Hunter also logged his first touchdown as a Huskies with a 24-yard score that put the team up 21-6 early in the third quarter. Through two weeks of the season, it appears that Hunter, Jackson and Denzel Boston should form the spine of this receiving corps, as the trio has been targeted on 36 of starting quarterback Will Rogers' 52 passing attempts. Hunter willl look to remain involed during next Saturday's matchup against Washington State.

SEPTEMBER 8 • ROTOWIRE

Jeremiah Hunter - Leading receiver Week 2 Hunter logged five receptions (on six targets) for 72 yards and one touchdown during Saturday's 30-9 victory over Eastern Michigan.

Impact Hunter moved into a much more significant role for the Huskies on Saturday following his quiet Week 1 outing, in which he logged zero catches on two targets. The California transfer tied with Giles Jackson for a team-high in targets, though the former finished with six more receiving yards. Hunter also logged his first touchdown as a Huskies with a 24-yard score that put the team up 21-6 early in the third quarter. Through two weeks of the season, it appears that Hunter, Jackson and Denzel Boston should form the spine of this receiving corps, as the trio has been targeted on 36 of starting quarterback Will Rogers' 52 passing attempts. Hunter willl look to remain involed during next Saturday's matchup against Washington State.

SEPTEMBER 8 • ROTOWIRE

Will Rogers - Throws four touchdowns Saturday Rogers completed 21 of 26 passes for 261 yards and four touchdowns during Saturday's 30-9 victory versus Eastern Michigan.

Impact Rogers remained highly efficient for the second week in a row to begin his Washington career. The fifth-year senior's results were very similar to Week 1, as he once again threw 26 passes. What's more encouraging is that he spread the ball around to different receivers Saturday, including five completions for 72 yards and a touchdown to Cal transfer Jeremiah Hunter, who had got just two targets last week. He also continued to feed wideout Denzel Boston in the red zone, connecting for touchdowns of 13 and one yard late in the second quarter. While Rogers has not been forced to press in any games yet this season, his early rapport with new teammates is an encouraging sign for this passing game going forward. The Huskies will face their first true trest of the season this coming Saturday versus bitter in-state rival Washigton State.

SEPTEMBER 8 • ROTOWIRE

Will Rogers notches 4 TDS as Washington downs Eastern Michigan Will Rogers passed for 261 yards and four touchdowns to lead Washington to a 30-9 home win over Eastern Michigan on Saturday.Rogers went 21...

SEPTEMBER 7 • SUNHERALD.COM

Will Rogers notches 4 TDS as Washington downs Eastern Michigan Will Rogers passed for 261 yards and four touchdowns to lead Washington to a 30-9 home win over Eastern Michigan on Saturday.Rogers went 21...

SEPTEMBER 7 • SACBEE.COM

Will Rogers passes for 4 TDs, Washington routs Eastern Michigan 30-9

Will Rogers passed for 261 yards and four touchdowns and rebuilt Washington overcame another slow start to beat Eastern Michigan 30-9

SEPTEMBER 7 • ASSOCIATED PRESS

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SEPTEMBER 7 • OREGONLIVE.COM

How to Watch Washington vs. Eastern Michigan: Time, TV Channel, Live Stream – September 7, 2024

Learn which TV channel or how to live stream the Washington Huskies vs. Eastern Michigan Eagles game, Saturday, Sept. 7.

SEPTEMBER 7 • DATA SKRIVE

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SEPTEMBER 5 • SEATTLETIMES.COM

Washington vs. Eastern Michigan Prediction, Odds, Picks - September 7, 2024

Preview the Sept. 7 matchup between the Washington Huskies and Eastern Michigan Eagles with predictions, odds, over/under, spread, betting l...

SEPTEMBER 5 • DATA SKRIVE

Quentin Moore - Slated to miss some time Moore is expected to miss some time, although it's not expected to be a significant portion of the season, Dan Raley of SI.com reports.

Impact Moore reeled in one catch for 14 yards before he left Washington's Week 1 win over Weber State with what appeared to be a lower body injury. However, it's reportedly more of a week-to-week injury than one with season-ending implications. Slated to replace him in the starting lineup is walk-on senior Owen Coutts.

SEPTEMBER 4 • ROTOWIRE

Jeremiah Hunter - Two targets Week 1 Hunter tallied zero receptions (on two targets) during Saturday's 35-3 win over Weber State.

Impact Hunter surprisingly fell to the wayside as quarterback Will Rodgers went 20-for-26 passing in Saturday's season opener. In 24 appearances over the past two seasons at California, the senior wideout caught 123 passes for 1,715 yards and 12 touchdowns, so he was expected to be one of the top receiving options for Washington this year. However, it appears he was overshadowed Saturday by the Huskies' returning wideouts Giles Jackson and Denzel Boston, as these two combined for 16 of 19 targets for 174 yards and a touchdown. It's unclear why Hunter's target share was so low Week 1, so it will be worth monitoring if this pattern repeats itself this coming Saturday versus Eastern Michigan.

SEPTEMBER 3 • ROTOWIRE

Jeremiah Hunter - Two targets Week 1 Hunter tallied zero receptions (on two targets) during Saturday's 35-3 win over Weber State.

Impact Hunter surprisingly fell to the wayside as quarterback Will Rodgers went 20-for-26 passing in Saturday's season opener. In 24 appearances over the past two seasons at California, the senior wideout caught 123 passes for 1,715 yards and 12 touchdowns, so he was expected to be one of the top receiving options for Washington this year. However, it appears he was overshadowed Saturday by the Huskies' returning wideouts Giles Jackson and Denzel Boston, as these two combined for 16 of 19 targets for 174 yards and a touchdown. It's unclear why Hunter's target share was so low Week 1, so it will be worth monitoring if this pattern repeats itself this coming Saturday versus Eastern Michigan.

SEPTEMBER 3 • ROTOWIRE

2024 Big Ten power rankings: Ohio State, Penn State, USC on top after Week 1

FOX Sports' Big Ten expert Michael Cohen reveals his power rankings for the conference after Week 1 of the 2024 season.

SEPTEMBER 3

Jedd Fisch gives Quentin Moore injury update following UW's season-opening win Coach Jedd Fisch addressed Quentin Moore's injury timeline after the sixth-year senior left Saturday's game in the second quarter and UW's t...

SEPTEMBER 2 • SEATTLETIMES.COM

Locating Tuputala On Game Day Is a Challenge, But He's Out There With cornerback Elijah Jackson coming off the bench, linebacker Alphonzo Tuputala emerged as the only returning starter for the University o...

SEPTEMBER 2 • SI.COM

Denzel Boston - Logs first career touchdown Week 1 Boston posted six receptions (on nine targets) for 76 yards and one touchdown during Saturday's 35-3 victory over Weber State.

Impact Boston looked like one of the clear go-to options for transfer quarterback Will Rogers, who went 20-for-26 passing for 250 yards and one touchdown. This included their six-yard connection for the final touchdown of the game early in the fourth quarter. The 6-foot-4 wideout logged just five catches across 14 appearances last season, but, with the Huskies looking to replace every signifiant contributor from last year's record-setting offense, the redshirt sophomore looks like he'll be one of the primary pieces for this passing game in 2024. 5-foot-9 wideout Giles Jackson was the team's only other receiver to log more than two targets Saturday, as he caught 10 passes for 98 yards.

SEPTEMBER 2 • ROTOWIRE

Denzel Boston - Logs first career touchdown Week 1 Boston posted six receptions (on nine targets) for 76 yards and one touchdown during Saturday's 35-3 victory over Weber State.

Impact Boston looked like one of the clear go-to options for transfer quarterback Will Rogers, who went 20-for-26 passing for 250 yards and one touchdown. This included their six-yard connection for the final touchdown of the game early in the fourth quarter. The 6-foot-4 wideout logged just five catches across 14 appearances last season, but, with the Huskies looking to replace every signifiant contributor from last year's record-setting offense, the redshirt sophomore looks like he'll be one of the primary pieces for this passing game in 2024. 5-foot-9 wideout Giles Jackson was the team's only other receiver to log more than two targets Saturday, as he caught 10 passes for 98 yards.

SEPTEMBER 2 • ROTOWIRE