NCAA - Football

FINAL
California Golden Bears 32
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Washington Huskies 59
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WASH24217759
Husky Stadium · 69,107 att.

Match Report

No. 8 Washington uses 45-point first half to cruise past California 59-32

— Before Michael Penix Jr. ever took a snap, stepped away from a pass rusher or connected with one of his wide receivers, his teammates had already staked No. 8 Washington to a two touchdown lead.

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Team Stats

28
1st Downs
23
10-17
3rd down efficiency
5-11
0-0
4th down efficiency
1-2
502
Total Yards
529
363
Passing
389
27/46
Comp/Att
23/32
7.9
Yards per pass
12.2
139
Rushing
140
35
Rushing Attempts
30
4.0
Yards per rush
4.7
2-10
Penalties
9-83
3
Turnovers
1
0
Fumbles lost
0
3
Interceptions thrown
1
29:50
Possession
30:10

Top Performers

CAL

  • Lachlan Wilson NO 4 · YDS 195 · AVG 48.8
  • Sam Jackson V C/ATT 10/14 · YDS 156 · AVG 11.1
  • Ben Finley C/ATT 17/32 · YDS 207 · AVG 6.5
  • Jeremiah Hunter REC 5 · YDS 85 · AVG 17.0

WASH

  • Michael Penix Jr. C/ATT 19/25 · YDS 304 · AVG 12.2
  • Rome Odunze NO 1 · YDS 83 · AVG 83.0
  • Jack McCallister NO 2 · YDS 107 · AVG 53.5
  • Dylan Morris C/ATT 4/7 · YDS 85 · AVG 12.1

Highlights

00:42 Rome Odunze crosses goal line for 83-yard touchdown Watch on ESPN 00:22 Lu-Magia Hearns makes timely pick vs. Washington Watch on ESPN 00:18 Penix airs it out to Polk for nice TD Watch on ESPN 00:49 Penix throws to Odunze for another Huskies TD Watch on ESPN

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