Washington loses close game to Penn State as errors mount
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 10, 2026, 5:01 PM
Last updated Nov 10, 2026

Washington Huskies fell to Penn State 28-25 on November 10, 2026, marking their fourth loss of the season by one score or less. The game showcased recurring issues for Washington, including a slow start on offense, with just ten points in the first quarter across their losses this year. Defensively, the young unit struggled against Penn State's offense, allowing three touchdowns of over 20 yards. As Washington's record now stands at 5-4, concerns rise about their performance at home, where they have lost four straight Big Ten games. With three weeks left in the season, the Huskies face challenges in maintaining team morale amid continued struggles.
- •Washington scores only ten first-quarter points in their four losses.
- •Defense allows significant yardage against Penn State, including three long touchdowns.
- •Huskies have lost four consecutive Big Ten games at home.
- •Washington's record is now 5-4 with three games left this season.
- •Coach Jedd Fisch faces pressure to improve team performance.
- 5:01 PMYahoo Sports — Washington Football's Close Losses Are A Result of Recurring Errors
"Three of Washington's four losses have been by one score or less, but they certainly haven't felt that way.
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