The Seattle Times · Oct 14, 2018
What we learned from the UW Huskies’ overtime loss at Oregon
Jake Browning can’t find anyone to throw to, or anywhere to run, taking the sack at the 37 with 1:47 to play, leaving the Huskies 3rd and 7. Making the tackle is Oregon’s Isaac Slade-Matautia. (Dean Rutz / The Seattle Times)The good, the bad and the lingering questions from the Huskies’ 30-27 overtime loss at Oregon on Saturday:
THE GOOD
The rivalry
Saturday’s game, the first overtime affair between the two schools, was great for the Washington-Oregon rivalry and great for the Pac-12 Conference. After nearly two decades of blowouts, going both ways, this rivalry needed a new life, and it got it. Both programs appear built to be compete for Pac-12 North supremacy for the next several years.