Husky coaches Eric Schmidt, Scott Huff and JaMarcus Shephard discuss Washington's game vs. Stanford last week and look forward to their game against USC this Saturday

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USCFootball.com Senior Staff Writer Connor Morrissette talks to Dawgman.com's Kim Grinolds and breaks down what he's seen from the Trojans on both sides of the ball and what he's expecting to see Saturday when Washington and USC square off at the LA Coliseum.

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Guard Sahvir Wheeler, guard Koren Johnson, center Braxton Meah, and center Franck Kepnang talk to Dawgman.com's Kim Grinolds during UW Men's Basketball Media Day this week. 

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Washington Quarterback Michael Penix, Receiver Rome Odunze, Tight End Devin Culp, Left Tackle Troy Fautanu, EDGE Bralen Trice, linebacker Ralen Goforth, linebacker Alphonzo Tuputala, and linebacker Edefuan Ulofoshio talk about the Stanford win, going on the road to USC, and more. 

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In less than 24 hours, Washington Men's Basketball Head Coach Mike Hopkins met with the media twice - once right after UW's 103-58 exhibition win over St Martin's and then Monday afternoon. In the second media session, Hop went more in-depth in the change from the zone defense he brought in from Syracuse to a man-to-man defense designed by Hall of Famer Larry Brown.

Hop gave his thoughts on what he saw after watching tape of the St Martin's game, the transition from zone to man and the part Brown played as the new defense's architect, and how he's going to manage arguably the deepest roster he's had since he's been on Montlake.

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Washington Co-Defensive Coordinator William Inge, Offense Coordinator Ryan Grubb, and Head Coach Kalen DeBoer all spoke to the media Monday to field questions about what they saw on the Stanford game film, as well as what they expect from the Huskies' next opponent, the USC Trojans.

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Washington Head Coach Kalen DeBoer, quarterback Michael Penix Jr., running back Dillon Johnson, and cornerback Jabbar Muhammad talk to the media after beating the Cardinal on The Farm.

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The guys from Dawgman.com - Kim Grinolds, Chris Fetters, and Scott Eklund - had plenty to say after Washington's 42-33 win over Stanford Saturday afternoon at Stanford Stadium. And the first thing they talked about was the atmosphere at the stadium - or lack of atmosphere. The announced attendance was around a little over 24,000 fans, but it felt like closer to half that number. And maybe half of THAT number were wearing Purple and Gold.

The Huskies not only had to bring their own energy to the mix - which was difficult to do as many on the team were suffering from cold/flu symptoms, including quarterback Michael Penix Jr. - but they also had to do it down a number of key players. They did get Germie Bernard back, but Jalen McMillan once again wasn't able to get fully back in the mix. Julius Buelow did make his return, and the right guard started the game, which meant Parker Brailsford started at center.

On defense, the injuries were even more prominent. Tuli Letuligasenoa was at the game and suited but did not play. And the Huskies were down three safeties - Asa Turner, Kamren Fabiculanan, and Vincent Nunley - so Makell Esteen made his first career start.

Despite never trailing in the game, it always felt like the Cardinal were breathing down Washington's neck. Up 21-7 with 5 minutes left before halftime, Stanford was able to hit two field goals to bring the margin down to a single score. UW's offense rarely saw the field the first half, as Stanford had the ball for over 21 minutes.

The guys talked about the Cardinal targeting the defensive backs, specifically Esteen and cornerback Jabbar Muhammad, questionable pass interference calls on both sides, and the glaring lack of holding calls made (again).

After a quick break the guys turned to the other side of the ball, where the Huskies found a little more of the ball and also some timely plays - including a 92-yard pass from Penix to Ja'Lynn Polk for six. But two red zone turnovers in the fourth quarter made the game a lot closer than UW fans would have wanted, and the guys talked about the hit-and-miss nature of how the offense was as a whole, especially the receivers.

And then there was even more talk about penalties, as both teams were hit with costly personal foul calls at various points that stalled drives.

Before they close things out, Kim, Chris, and Scott give their final thoughts as the Huskies now get set to take another road trip - this time to USC - and the first College Football Playoff rankings come out on Halloween. How much credit will the Huskies get for being one of five Power-5 teams to stay unbeaten so far?

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The guys from Dawgman.com - Kim Grinolds, Chris Fetters, and Scott Eklund - got up bright and early Saturday morning to offer up their thoughts on Washington's opponent today, the Stanford Cardinal, as well as put to bed any lingering questions surrounding the Huskies' 15-7 win over Arizona State last weekend.

They start the conversation out with those lingering questions, as well as talk of sign stealing. It's become the hot topic in college football with what's going on right now at Michigan. Did it happen last weekend at Husky Stadium? And would UW moving from the north sideline to the south sideline help alleviate any possible sign stealing issues during games?

The guys also recapped what they heard from the Washington players and coaches this week about the Arizona State game, what they learned from that game, and the motivation - especially on offense - to set things right today on the Farm. There is certainly a lot to watch out for with the Huskies on that side of the ball.

After a quick break the guys turn their attention to today's game, starting with any injury updates. Jalen McMillan, Germie Bernard, Julius Buelow, Tuli Letuligasenoa, Asa Turner, and Kamren Fabiculanan are all players Kim will be looking for on the sidelines pregame, as well as safety Vincent Nunley. It's unclear what issue Nunley is dealing with at this time.

Then talk turns to the job new Stanford Head Coach Troy Taylor has in front of him revamping the roster and culture on the Farm after the departure of long-time head coach David Shaw.

Scott offers up a quick recruiting update, including thoughts on the two verbal commitments Washington received at the beginning of the week - and then Kim and Chris talk Husky Hoops for a minute. The men's team starts their 2023-24 season off with their exhibition game versus St. Martin's tomorrow night at Bank of America Arena.

To wrap up the pregame show, the guys give their final thoughts on the game and what they expect to see this afternoon.

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Washington WR Coach JaMarcus Shephard, OL Coach Scott Huff, and EDGE Coach Eric Schmidt talk to the media prior to their game at Stanford.

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