Washington Huskies experiment with offensive line rotation against Eastern Washington

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Last updated Sep 20, 2026

Washington Huskies experiment with offensive line rotation against Eastern Washington
Summary

The Washington Huskies showcased a new approach in their offensive line during their match against Eastern Washington on September 20, 2026. The team recorded a season-high 148 rushing yards in a 48-16 victory, utilizing different combinations of offensive linemen. Left tackle Kodi Greene received some series off, with John Mills moving to left tackle and Geirean Hatchett stepping in at left guard. Head coach Jedd Fisch emphasized the importance of sharing the workload, particularly for Greene, a true freshman who had previously played all offensive snaps. With center Landen Hatchett potentially returning for the upcoming game against Minnesota, the Huskies aim to continue this rotation strategy.

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  • Huskies gained 148 rushing yards in their win over Eastern Washington.
  • Kodi Greene took series off as part of an offensive rotation.
  • John Mills played left tackle, with Geirean Hatchett at left guard.
  • Jedd Fisch focused on managing player workload, especially for freshmen.
  • Landen Hatchett may return for the game against Minnesota on September 26.
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The Washington Huskies experimented with several different combinations of offensive linemen against Eastern Washington.

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