Washington Huskies focus on defense discipline after penalty struggles

The Washington Huskies football team completed its nonconference schedule with a 3-0 record, capped by a 48-16 victory over Eastern Washington on September 19. Despite the strong performance, the team's defense has faced issues with penalties, averaging 8.7 per game and totaling nearly 92 yards. Coach Jedd Fisch expressed disappointment regarding the penalties, which included ejections of two key players during the game. The Huskies will begin their Big Ten schedule against Minnesota on September 26, where discipline will be crucial.

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