Washington has dominated to start the 2023 season, putting up massive offensive numbers while already being touted as a potential College Football Playoff team.
The Huskies have looked even better starting this season.
Behind Penix, Washington leads the nation with 593.3 total yards per game, passing yards at 467.3 a game and has had two 100-yard receivers in every game this season. The Huskies’ offensive line has allowed one sack in four games, also tops in the nation.“I think there’s an expectation that our team has to play like a top-10 team and beyond that ,” DeBoer said. ”We know that we’re going to get everyone’s best shot.
Arizona is coming off a road win over Stanford to open Pac-12 play and has made huge strides defensively while the offense has continued to churn. Prior to this season, the Huskies had eight instances in school history of two receivers having 100 yards or more in the same game. Washington has done that in all four games this season. It was Odunze and Polk in the opener vs. Boise State; Odunze and McMillan vs. Tulsa; and the past two weeks the Odunze and Polk combo.with a lower leg injury suffered late in the first half of the win at Michigan State two weeks ago. There’s a good chance he returns to face the Wildcats.
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