The big game is in just a few days and Warren (the Dawg) and Mark (the Duck) debate a myriad of “What if” scenarios from Demond Williams first potential start, Lanning’s vexed history with UW, and whether or not the Ducks would accept a National Championship if it came at the cost of a 4th loss to a 6-5 Husky team in Autzen. Strap on your pads, because this episode hits hard!

Friday night the Washington Huskies took care of the UCLA Bruins to make a bowl game. Early in the third quarter Demond Williams took over at quarterback to orchestrate a 17 point second half. Will he be the starter in the regular season finale in Eugene? UW Leah, Jake Grant, Trevor Mueller, and Coach V discuss.

The Washington Huskies welcome the UCLA Bruins to Husky Stadium for a Friday night light clash on Montlake. Washington looks to become bowl eligible with a win while UCLA is coming off their third win in a row. Host UW Leah, Trevor Mueller, Jake Grant, and Coach V break down what Washington needs to do to come out with a win.

Happy Valley was unkind to the Huskies as the Nittany Lions beat Washington 35-6 in front of more than 100,000 fans clad in white. The rebuilding Huskies were unable to match up physically with #6 Penn State who took control of the game early. Host UW Leah discusses the loss with Coach V and Trevor Mueller on where Washington goes from here as they are one win away from bowl eligibility.

The Washington Huskies head back to the eastern time zone to take on the #6 Penn State Nittany Lions. Washington will be headed to Happy Valley for their White Out game and looks to upset the 13.5 point spread. Host UW Leah discusses the matchup with Trevor Mueller, Coach V, and Jake Grant.

3 Years ago, USC (Lincoln Riley), Washington (Kalen DeBoer) and Oregon (Dan Lanning) brought in new coaches to their respective programs.  3 years later, Lanning’s Oregon is #1 in the nation, Kalen DeBoer is at Alabama, and Riley’s USC is a 4-5 train wreck. Warren (the Dawg) and Mark (the Duck) discuss what has happened at each program from a Coaching perspective.  Warren asks if Fisch is more of a Kalen DeBoer/Chris Petersen type of hire, or Steve Sarkisian/Rick Neuheisel hire. Lots to discuss as the guys get after it once again.

The Washington Huskies beat USC 26-21 for the 19th consecutive win in the friendly confines of Husky Stadium. The Huskies put themselves in the driver seat to make a bowl game. The Huskies stood tall on two red-zone stands in the 4th to secure the victory. Host UW Leah is joined by Jake Grant, Coach V, and Trevor Mueller to break it all down.

The Washington Huskies welcome the USC Trojans to Husky Stadium with the season on the line. Both programs come in at 4-4 in a fight for bowl eligibility. The Huskies are on a two-game losing streak and look to get back into the winner column. Coach V, Jake Grant, and Trevor Mueller discuss the matchup and break down how the Huskies come out with a win.

We are two thirds of the way through the season. Mark (The Duck) is feeling great, but may need to put on his therapist hat as a couple friends of the show (Jake and JJ) stop by to process another defeat for the Dawgs.