Washington Huskies Basketball

The Washington Huskies not only lost another game here Saturday night, 48-14 to the Arizona Wildcats, but they also lost two more redshirts...  

TUCSON -- The Arizona Wildcats vowed not to overlook woeful Washington, and they didn't.  

Let's take Scott Woodward at his word. Washington's athletic director stood on the sideline at Arizona Stadium on Saturday night after watching the Arizona Wildcats trounce his Huskies 48-14. He hemmed and ...  

Mike Thomas' 48-yard punt return for a touchdown wasn't the only special teams gem in Arizona's 48-14 win Saturday over Washington.  

The Washington Huskies didn't hit Arizona with exactly the right state of mind after all the distractions swirling around the team this past week. It also didn't help that their three best offensive players, QB Jake Locker ,TB David Freeman, and WR D'Andre Goodwin were all MIA with injuries. UW's...  

A true story from Saturday night in Tucson. After watching Washington take a 48-14 pounding at the hands of Arizona, a colleague and I decided to grab a postgame beer and a slice of pizza at a spot located just ...  

TUCSON, Ariz. – The Arizona Wildcats vowed not to overlook woeful Washington, and they didn’t.  

Arizona walked into the locker room at halftime with a 24-point lead and believing Washington's players were already defeated. "Right before the half...  

TUCSON, Ariz. – The Arizona Wildcats vowed not to overlook woeful Washington, and they didn’t.  

The Arizona Wildcats say they won't overlook winless Washington when the Huskies visit Arizona Stadium in Tucson on Saturday. The Wildcats insist they learned a lesson in a 36-28 loss at New Mexico, which has only one other victory.  

Washington's Brandon Johnson is dragged down by Arizona's Ronnie Palmer and Nate Ness after a short gain during the first half of Saturday's game.  

PHOENIX-- The Arizona Wildcats say they won't overlook winless Washington when the Huskies visit Arizona Stadium in Tucson today.  

When the Washington Huskies take the field at Arizona Stadium on Saturday they will be playing for their first win, playing for pride, playing to turn around a rapidly tumbling season.  

All Arizona needed was half the field. The Wildcats didna t even need the second half against Washington with Arizona taking advantage of great field position, a lethargic Washington offense and quick strike ...  

The scene was staggering -- a low moment in Washington Huskies history that served as a gateway to new rock bottoms.