Washington Huskies secure 48-16 victory over Eastern Washington Eagles
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 20, 2026, 11:03 AM
Last updated Sep 20, 2026

The Washington Huskies achieved a 48-16 win against the Eastern Washington Eagles on September 19 at Husky Stadium, completing their nonconference schedule undefeated. After struggling offensively in earlier games against Washington State and Utah State, the Huskies showcased a strong performance, highlighted by first-year running back Brian Bonner's notable 81 rushing yards. Wide receivers Rashid Williams and Dezmen Roebuck also contributed significantly, with Williams recording two touchdowns. However, penalties remain a concern, as Washington committed eight for a total of 101 yards. The Huskies will now transition to their Big Ten schedule, where they will aim to improve their discipline on the field.
- •Huskies finish nonconference schedule undefeated with 48-16 win.
- •Brian Bonner rushes for 81 yards in his first 'start'.
- •Rashid Williams catches six passes for 86 yards and two touchdowns.
- •Washington commits eight penalties totaling 101 yards.
- •Next, the Huskies face challenges in Big Ten play.
- 11:03 AMYahoo Sports — 3 Takeaways From Washington Huskies 48-16 Win Against Eastern Washington Eagles
"The Huskies got through their nonconference scheduled undefeated after a dominant win against the Football Championship Subdivision Eagles.
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