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- OL/LB: I have been thinking throughout fall camp that expectations for the OL are a bit high.

- TE: Aubs, I think when you made the prediction on the UW vs WSU game that we should blow them out (something like that), and if we did not you would be worried.

- Washington's Rylon Dillard-Allen was ejected for targeting Washington State quarterback Caden Pinnick, with the penalty negating a Huskies fumble recovery and extending a drive that produced a field goal. - Washington lineman Champ Taulealea drew two holding penalties within three plays that moved the offense out of the red zone, while left tackle Kodi Greene's holding penalty offset a pass-interference call that would have improved field position. - The Washington reviewer contrasted Demond Williams' pocket-focused fall-camp approach with his valuable scrambling against Washington State, including a third-and-nine conversion and a touchdown, while judging his passing decisions a continuing work in progress. - The Washington review credited freshman Ramzak Fruean with explosive edge play and strong run defense and fellow first-year defensive-line starter Derek Colman-Brusa with interior disruption and a tipped pass, while cautioning that Washington State's line was overmatched. - Washington's Jacob Manu led the Huskies with 11 tackles against Washington State, supplying the team's highest tackle total in the season opener.

- Former Washington quarterback Brock Huard identified the Huskies' inability to move the line of scrimmage in the running game as a major weakness despite the Apple Cup victory. - Huard also criticized Washington's discipline after 12 penalties for more than 100 yards, highlighting costly execution problems that remained beneath the winning result.

- The panel described Washington's running-back room as unproven entering the season and raised depth concerns after the Apple Cup. - The backs did not impress the panel, but the hosts questioned whether that reflected the runners' execution or a lack of blocking help from the offensive line.