Washington dominates Eastern Michigan in 30-9 victory

In a decisive matchup on Saturday, Washington showcased their offensive prowess against Eastern Michigan, winning 30-9. The game began with Eastern Michigan taking an early lead, thanks to a remarkable 57-yard field goal by Jesus Gomez, marking the second longest field goal in Husky Stadium history. However, Washington quickly turned the tide in the second quarter, with quarterback Will Rogers throwing three touchdown passes, including two to Denzel Boston, to establish a commanding lead. Rogers completed an impressive 10 of 13 passes for 154 yards in the second quarter alone, demonstrating his ability to perform under pressure. The Huskies overcame early penalties and a blocked punt to regain control of the game, with Jonah Coleman contributing significantly with 104 rushing yards. Washington's defense also played a crucial role, with Cameron Broussard recovering a fumble that set up the team's first touchdown. As the game progressed, Washington's offense continued to dominate, scoring multiple touchdowns and extending their lead to 27-6 by the end of the third quarter. Rogers' performance was particularly noteworthy, as he finished the game with five touchdown passes and no interceptions across his first two games of the season. This victory not only improved Washington's record to 2-0 but also marked their 16th consecutive home win, solidifying their status as a formidable team under new head coach Jedd Fisch. Eastern Michigan, on the other hand, faced challenges in maintaining their early momentum and will look to regroup in their upcoming game against Jacksonville State.