NCAA - Football

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Washington Huskies 21
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Arizona Wildcats 16
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Match Report

Washington extends Arizona's streak to 19 with 21-16 win

— Washington's coaches teach the defensive lineman to fall back when they don't feel much resistance. A screen pass is likely coming.

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Last five matches

DateOppResultCompetition
11/7/26 vs Penn State Nittany Lions L 25-28 NCAAF
10/31/26 @ Nebraska Cornhuskers W 17-10 NCAAF
10/16/26 @ Purdue Boilermakers W 38-26 NCAAF
10/9/26 vs Iowa Hawkeyes L 24-41 NCAAF
10/3/26 @ USC Trojans L 21-25 NCAAF
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Team Stats

WASH ARIZ
16
1st Downs
15
5-13
3rd down efficiency
5-14
0-0
4th down efficiency
0-0
305
Total Yards
280
217
Passing
62
13/22
Comp/Att
13/21
9.9
Yards per pass
3.0
88
Rushing
218
38
Rushing Attempts
40
2.3
Yards per rush
5.5
4-45
Penalties
10-73
0
Turnovers
2
0
Fumbles lost
0
0
Interceptions thrown
2
30:32
Possession
29:28

Highlights

00:51 Davis rumbles in to the end zone for Huskies following big play Watch on ESPN 00:33 Terrell Bynum scores 16-yard receiving touchdown vs. Arizona Watch on ESPN 00:25 Dylan Morris connects for 8-yard TD pass Watch on ESPN 01:47 Washington Huskies vs. Arizona Wildcats: Full Highlights Watch on ESPN

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