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Arizona State hired Oregon offensive coordinator Kenny Dillingham on Sunday, making the 32-year-old the youngest head football coach in a Power Five conference. "He brings the energy, knowledge and appreciation of our state and university that is valued by all of us," Arizona State athletic director Ray Anderson said in a statement. "His knowledge of the current college football landscape, learned by coaching across the nation, is needed and wanted at ASU." A Phoenix native, Dillingham returns to the school he graduated from 10 years ago in hopes of turning around a program that fired Herman Edwards in September after a 1-2 start. Arizona State also is facing an NCAA investigation for alleged violations of recruiting rules committed under Edwards.

Dillingham began his coaching career at Chaparral High School in Scottsdale, Arizona, before being hired as an offensive analysis by then-Arizona State coach Todd Graham in 2014. He has served as offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Memphis, Auburn, Florida State and Oregon. "It is an honor and a privilege to be named the head coach at Arizona State University," Dillingham said. "This is a special place to myself and my wife who is also a graduate. I truly believe the team we will build here is one that the state of Arizona and all Sun Devils can rally behind and be proud of as it will take everyone in the valley to help this program achieve the level of success it is due." - AP College Football

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11/27/22 - Michael Penix Jr., rSr/2024, Washington, 6-2, 216 (DS#5 QB) + More +

Michael Penix Jr. threw for 485 yards and had five total touchdowns and No. 12 Washington reclaimed the Apple Cup with a wild 51-33 victory over Washington State on Saturday night. A year after the Huskies watched the Cougars celebrate snapping a seven-game losing streak on the turf of Husky Stadium, Washington kept alive its hopes for a New Year's Six bowl game thanks to its standout quarterback and a handful of defensive stops in the second half. The 84 combined points were the most in the 114 matchups between the rivals.

Washington (10-2, 7-2 Pac-12, No. 13 CFP) outscored the Cougars (7-5, 4-5) 23-6 in the second half after a dizzying first half that featured 55 combined points, 630 combined yards of offense and a 28-27 lead for the Huskies at the break. "What a game. You knew it was going to be that. We expected it to be crazy, especially in the first half," Washington coach Kalen DeBoer said. "They've shown that they come out swinging. And we weathered the storm and still had the lead." Rome Odunze had a 5-yard touchdown run in the opening moments of the fourth quarter. Peyton Henry kicked a 20-yard field goal with 5:02 left, and Wayne Taulapapa provided the capper with a 40-yard TD run with 1:28 left. The Huskies finished with 703 yards of offense against a Washington State defense that led the Pac-12 in scoring defense at under 20 points per game. If not for two second-half turnovers by the Huskies, the margin of victory could have been much larger. - Washington/AP College Football

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QB Michael Penix Jr., Washington
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11/24/22 - Will Rogers, rSr/2025, Washington, 6-2, 207 (DS#17 QB) + More +

Will Rogers passed for two touchdowns and Mississippi State stopped a potential game-tying 2-point conversion with 1:25 remaining to preserve a 24-22 Egg Bowl win over No. 20 Mississippi on Thursday night. Mississippi State (8-4, 4-4 SEC), which snapped a two-game losing streak in the series, rallied from a 16-7 deficit in the second quarter with a 10-point outburst in the fourth quarter. Massimo Biscardi hit a go-ahead 34-yard field goal before Rogers connected on a 22-yard touchdown pass to Rara Thomas to build the 24-16 lead with 7:58 remaining. Ole Miss (8-4, 4-4 SEC) answered when Jaxson Dart threw a 23-yard touchdown pass to Dayton Wade with 1:25 left, capping a 99-yard drive and closing within 24-22.

After two Ole Miss timeouts to set up the two-point try, Mississippi State defensive tackle Randy Charlton batted down a shuttle pass from Dart to preserve Mississippi State's the advantage. J.P. Purvis recovered the ensuring onside kick to seal it, setting off a postgame celebration undimmed by steady rain. Rogers finished 27 of 39 passing for 239 yards, including converting 8 of 16 on third down. The Bulldogs limited Ole Miss to season-lows offensively, 331 total yards, including 74 rushing. The build up to the Egg Bowl was dominated by conflicting reports whether Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin will leave to become head coach at Auburn, replacing Bryan Harsin, who was fired in October. Kiffin met privately with his team Wednesday confirming his plans to remain. However, WCBI-TV of Columbus, Mississippi, reported Kiffin will be announced as the Auburn head coach as soon as Friday. Kiffin denied the report on social media Wednesday. - Mississippi State/AP College Football

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QB Will Rogers, Washington
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11/20/22 - Wayne Taulapapa, rSr/2023, Washington, 5-10, 205 (DS#49 RB) + More +

Wayne Taulapapa's voice was still laden with emotion after he rushed for two touchdowns and 107 yards in No. 15 Washington's 54-7 victory over Colorado, his best performance of the season. The Washington senior transfer running back wore a leigh made of flowers and a candy-bar necklace, offerings from supporters who knew what a difficult week it's been for the Virginia transfer after three Cavaliers were killed by a former teammate this week. The Huskies (9-2, 6-2 Pac 12) leaned on Taulapapa a little, too, as they rushed for five touchdowns in their fifth straight victory. Coach Kalen DeBoer said Taulapapa's grit got the team rolling and teammates rallied around him. Taulapapa scored from 8 and 2 yards out to get the Huskies to a 21-0 lead. Cameron Davis added two more scores for Washington, which finished 7-0 at home after rushing for 280 yards in the game.

The victory gave DeBoer nine wins in his first season, a school record. And it kept the Huskies in the race for a berth in the conference title game with one contest to go, though they need lots of help after USC clinched a spot earlier Saturday. Up next is the Apple Cup against Washington State, a game that means more this year than rivalry bragging rights. With the running backs grinding, Washington quarterback Michael Penix Jr. passed for a season-low 229 yards, though he figured in the game's most electric play. Penix handed the ball off to Jalen McMillan on the double reverse, then eventually found the receiver in the left flat. McMillan weaved through the secondary, breaking four tackles on the way to a 27-yard touchdown for a 14-0 lead. He finished with eight catches for 98 yards. - Washington/AP College Football

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RB Wayne Taulapapa, Washington
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11/14/22 - Michael Penix Jr., rSr/2024, Washington, 6-2, 216 (DS#5 QB) + More +

NOV 14 PAC-12 OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Michael Penix, Jr., Jr., QB, Washington (Tampa, Fla.),...Led the Huskies to a 37-34 road win at No. 6 Oregon, passing for 408 yards on 26-of-35 passing. Penix passed for 2 touchdowns, had 1 interception, and also rushed for 20 yards on 2 carries. Became the 4th Husky ever to pass for 2 touchdown passes of 60 yards or longer in the same game, connecting with Ja'Lynn Polk on a 76-yard score in the 3rd quarter, and with Taj Davis on a 62-yard pass in the 4th quarter. The latter tied the game at 34-34. The 408 yards were the 7th most ever by a Husky in a single game. 2nd time this season that Penix has won this award, previously earning it in Week 3. First Husky to earn Offensive Player of the Week twice in a season since RB Louis Rankin in 2007 and first UW QB to do it since Marques Tuiasosopo in 1999. Also nominated: Jayden de Laura, QB, Arizona; Tavion Thomas, RB, Utah; Zach Charbonnet, RB, UCLA; Damien Martinez, RB, Oregon State; Caleb Williams, QB, USC; Nakia Watson, RB, Washington State; X Valladay, RB, Arizona State. - Pac-12 Football

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QB Michael Penix Jr., Washington
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11/14/22 - Peyton Henry, rSr/2023, Washington, 5-11, 206 (DS#8 K) + More +

NOV 14 PAC-12 SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Peyton Henry, Sr., PK, Washington (Danville, Calif.),...For the 2nd week in a row, Henry made a tie-breaking, game-winning field goal in the final minute of game. Saturday at No. 6-ranked Oregon, Henry hit a 43-yarder with just 0:51 remaining on the clock, breaking a 34-34 tie and giving the Huskies a 37-34 win. 3-for-3 on field goals in the game, also making from 27 and 30 yards earlier in the game. 2nd straight week and 3rd time this season winning this award (Week 4 & 10) 4th time in his career (Week 9 in 2021). 1st UW player to take home this award 3 times in the same season since KR/WR Dante Pettis in 2017. 2nd player to win this award 3 times this season (Stanford's Joshua Karty) and 1st UW kicker to ever win it 3 times in a season. Also nominated: Anthony Gould, WR/PR, Oregon State; Kyle Ostendorp, P, Arizona; Nick Haberer, P, Washington State; James Djonkum, LB, Arizona State; Aadyn Sleep-Dalton, P, USC. - Pac-12 Football

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K Peyton Henry, Washington
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11/14/22 - Jacob Manu, Sr/2026, Washington, 5-11, 225 (DS#999 ILB) + More +

NOV 14 PAC-12 FRESHMAN OF THE WEEK: Jacob Manu, Fr., LB, Arizona (Santa Ana, Calif.),...Tied a career-high 10 tackles (5 solo, 5 assists) which led the team. Recorded 1 quarterback hurry and 1 pass breakup. A member of a defense that recorded a season-high 7 tackles for loss. Helped the defense limit UCLA QB Dorian Thompson-Robinson to 245 yards passing and 1 touchdown. Held off a late drive by UCLA to secure a 34-28 win with a stop on a Hail Mary that fell incomplete. Marked the 1st win over a ranked opponent for Arizona since 2018, and their 1st road AP Top 10 win since beating No. 10 Utah in 2015. 2nd Arizona player to win this award this season after WR Tetairoa McMillan won it twice (Week 5 & 7). 1st Arizona defensive player to win this award since it created prior to the 2019 season. 2nd straight week a defensive player has won this award after an offensive player won it in each of the first 9 weeks. Also nominated: Simote Pepa, DT, Utah; Raleek Brown, RB, USC; Damien Martinez, RB, Oregon State; Jaden Hicks, Safety, Washington State. - Pac-12 Football

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ILB Jacob Manu, Washington
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11/14/22 - Corey Luciano, rSr/2023, Washington, 6-3, 307 (DS#28 C) + More +

NOV 14 PAC-12 OFFENSIVE LINEMAN OF THE WEEK: Corey Luciano, Sr., C, Washington (Danville, Calif.),...Was the highest-graded offensive lineman in Washington's 37-34 win over No. 6 Oregon in Eugene. Huskies compiled 522 yards of total offense: 114 on the ground and 408 through the air, averaging a whopping 9.2 yards per play. For the 7th time in 10 games this year, the line also kept Michael Penix Jr.'s uniform clean, not allowing a sack. In fact, Oregon managed just 2 tackles for loss, for just 2 yards. 2nd Washington player to win this award this season with Troy Fautanu being honored in Week 3. Also nominated: Joshua Gray, LT, Oregon State; Keaton Bills, LG, Utah; Brett Neilon, C, USC; Paiton Fears, RT, Arizona. - Pac-12 Football

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C Corey Luciano, Washington
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11/12/22 - Michael Penix Jr., rSr/2024, Washington, 6-2, 216 (DS#5 QB) + More +

Peyton Henry kicked a 43-yard field goal with 51 seconds left and No. 24 Washington snapped No. 6 Oregon's eight-game winning streak with a 37-34 victory Saturday, dealing a blow to the Ducks' chances for a spot in the College Football Playoff. Michael Penix Jr. threw a 62-yard scoring pass to Taj Davis to tie it at 34 with 3:07 to go after Oregon quarterback Bo Nix limped off the field on the previous series. Nix returned after Henry's field goal and got the Ducks (9-2, 6-1, No. 6 CFP) to the Washington 38 but the final drive fizzled with a penalty. The Huskies (8-2, 5-2, No. 25 CFP) won in Eugene for the first time since 2016.

Penix threw for 408 yards and two touchdowns as Washington stopped a 13-game losing streak against ranked Oregon teams. The last win was in 2002 when the Huskies beat No. 23 Oregon 42-12. Washington was 0-7 against the Ducks when they're ranked in the top 10. Nix fell after a 2-yard run on third-and-5 on the Washington 10 and he limped off the field. Cameron Lewis' 26-yard field goal finished the drive to make it 34-27 with 3:54 left. He was replaced for a series by backup Ty Thompson. Nix threw for 280 yards and two scores, and ran for 59 yards and another touchdown. The loss snapped a 23-game home winning streak, the third-longest streak in the nation and a win shy of the school record. Penix went into the game as the national leader in passing yards per game with 359.1. He had a streak of eight straight games with 300 or more yards passing that just ended last week in a victory over Oregon State. The Huskies scored on their opening series when Penix handed off to Wayne Taulapapa, who dashed 13 yards down the middle for the TD. The Ducks settled for a 43-yard field goal from Lewis on their first drive. Henry kicked a 30-yarder to make it 10-3 early in the second quarter. - Washington/AP College Football

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QB Michael Penix Jr., Washington
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11/08/22 - Peyton Henry, rSr/2023, Washington, 5-11, 206 (DS#8 K) + More +

NOV 7 PAC-12 SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Peyton Henry, Sr., PK, Washington (Danville, Calif.),...Henry wasn't asked to do much in the Huskies' 24-21 win over No. 23 Oregon State, but his 22-yard field goal with just 8 seconds to go provided the winning margin...The game was marked by windy conditions that even led to a 25-minute delay after some of the Husky Stadium lights were knocked out...Henry is 12-for-14 on field goals and 39-for-39 on extra points, making him the Huskies' leading scorer, with 75 points...2nd time this season winning this award (Week 4) and 3rd time in his career (Week 9 in 2021). First UW player to take home this award multiple times in the same season since KR/WR Dante Pettis in 2017. First UW kicker to win the award multiple times in the same season since John Anderson in 2001. Also nominated: Luke Loecher, P, Oregon State; Nick Haberer, P, Washington State; Jack Bouwmeester, P, Utah. - Pac-12 Football

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K Peyton Henry, Washington
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11/05/22 - Rome Odunze, rJr/2024, Washington, 6-3, 212 (DS#3 WR) + More +

Peyton Henry made a 22-yard field goal with 8 seconds left to cap a 92-yard scoring driving, and Washington held off No. 24 Oregon State 24-21 on Friday night to preserve its hopes in the Pac-12 championship game race. The Huskies took over at their own 3 with 4:33 left. Washington quarterback Michael Penix Jr. led a march downfield against the Beavers' stingy defense. Penix was 9 of 13 for 66 yards on the drive. His push pass to Giles Jackson for 12 yards got the Huskies to the Oregon State 2. After a pair of incompletions, The Huskies set up for the short field goal and Henry delivered the winning kick. Washington (7-2, 4-2 Pac-12) won its third straight and kept alive its slim hopes of finding a spot in Las Vegas in the conference title game. Penix, the nation's leader in passing, was 30 of 52 for 298 yards and a 24-yard touchdown pass on third-and-goal to Jack Westover in the third quarter.

Wayne Taulapapa ran for two touchdowns for Washington, the second coming early in the fourth quarter to tie the score at 21-21. Rome Odunze had seven receptions for 102 yards. The game wasn't without some typical late-night Pac-12 wackiness. Blustery winds affected the passing and kicking game all night and the game was stopped for 25 minutes early in the fourth quarter after partial power outage took down some of the stadium lights illuminating the field. Deshaun Fenwick rushed for a pair of touchdowns and linebacker Easton Mascarenas-Arnold returned an interception 37 yards for a score for Oregon State, which was playing its first game ranked in The AP Top 25 since the 2013 season opener. But the Beavers (6-3, 3-3) will lament two missed opportunities in the first half going for it on fourth downs deep in Washington's end of the field and failing to convert. The windy, blustery conditions made kicking an adventure all night, but failing to get points on those drives came back to bite Oregon State. - Rice/AP College Football

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WR Rome Odunze, Washington
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10/24/22 - Bralen Trice, rJr/2024, Washington, 6-4, 259 (DS#6 DE) + More +

OCT 24 PAC-12 DEFENSE LINEMAN OF THE WEEK: Bralen Trice, So., EDGE, Washington (Phoenix, Ariz.),...Played a key role, leading the Husky pass rush that notched five sacks in Washington's 28-21 win at California. Totaled 5 tackles, including 2.5 tackles for loss, and 2 quarterback sacks, good for losses of 10 yards. 6.5 sacks this season, tied for 2nd most in the Pac-12 and 10th most in FBS. 1st time being honored with a weekly award but the 2nd straight week a Husky has won it (Jeremiah Martin). It's the 2nd time Washington has taken this honor in consecutive weeks, Zion Tupuola-Fetui won it in 3 straight weeks in 2020. Also nominated: Lance Keneley, EDGE, Stanford; Anthonie Cooper, DE, Arizona State; Simon Sandberg, DL, Oregon State; Brandon Dorlus, DE, Oregon. - Pac-12 Football

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DE Bralen Trice, Washington
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10/23/22 - Michael Penix Jr., rSr/2024, Washington, 6-2, 216 (DS#5 QB) + More +

Michael Penix Jr. threw a go-ahead 14-yard touchdown pass to Jalen McMillan early in the fourth quarter to lead Washington past California 28-21 on Saturday night. Penix threw for 374 yards and two TDs for his eighth straight 300-yard passing game to help the Huskies (6-2, 3-2 Pac-12) win their first road game of the season. Jack Plummer threw three touchdown passes in the second half for the Golden Bears (3-4, 1-3). But it wasn't enough to prevent Cal from losing its third straight game. Penix led Washington on three straight TD drives in the second half. He found McMillan wide open in the front of the end zone to give the Huskies the lead for good and added a 36-yarder to Richard Newtown on another third-down pass later in the fourth to make it 28-14.

Plummer, who threw two TD passes to J. Michael Sturdivant in the third quarter, got Cal within 28-21 with an 8-yard strike to Mavin Anderson on fourth down with 6:11 to play. But Cal failed to get a first down on its final two drives and came up short at the end. Washington completely dominated the first half everywhere but the scoreboard. The Huskies outgained the Bears 245-83 in the half, didn't allow Cal to cross midfield for more than 27 minutes but only lead 6-0 at the break. Washington settled for field goals on its first two drives and then Peyton Henry missed a 34-yarder after an offensive pass interference spoiled a goal-to-go situation. - Washington/AP College Football

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QB Michael Penix Jr., Washington
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10/17/22 - Jeremiah Martin, rSr/2023, Washington, 6-3, 265 (DS#36 DE) + More +

OCT 17 PAC-12 DEFENSE LINEMAN OF THE WEEK: Jeremiah Martin, Sr., EDGE, Washington (San Bernardino, Calif.),...Just two days after this birth of his son, Martin led the Huskies' defense in Washington's win over Arizona. The senior captain led all Husky defenders with nine total tackles, including two quarterback sacks for losses of nine yards...Arizona's Jayden de Laura entered the game having been sacked just eight times in the season's first six games. The Huskies, led by Martin, notched four sacks...1st time earning this award and first Washington player to win since Zion Tupuola-Fetui brought home the honors in 3 straight weeks in 2020...Also nominated: Stephen Herron, EDGE, Stanford; Gabe Reid, DE, Utah; James Rawls, DL, Oregon State; Terrance Lang, DE, Colorado. - Pac-12 Football

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DE Jeremiah Martin, Washington
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10/15/22 - Michael Penix Jr., rSr/2024, Washington, 6-2, 216 (DS#5 QB) + More +

Michael Penix Jr. passed for a school-record 516 yards and four touchdowns and ran for another score and Washington beat Arizona 49-39 on Saturday. Penix hit Rome Odunze on scoring passes of 45 and 48 yards in the decisive third quarter to help the Huskies snap a two-game losing streak. The junior transfer entered the game as the nation's second-leading passer and didn't disappoint in a game that featured the Pac-12 Conference's top two offenses and two of its star quarterbacks. Penix led the Huskies to 608 total yards of offense and, along with breaking Cody Pickett's passing record of 455 yards, he set the school record for total yards with 529, breaking Marcus Tuiasosopo's record (509 yards). Penix led the Huskies to a quick 7-0 lead on their first drive, hitting Jalen McMillan in the back of the end zone for a 23-yard touchdown. Jayden De Laura tied the game two drives later when he hit Tetairoa McMillan, who broke a tackle on his way to a 46-yard touchdown.

Tailback Cameron Davis put Washington up 14-7 with a 1-yard dive early in the second quarter, one of two scoring runs. The Huskies' early lead might have been bigger, but the Wildcats defense came up with two fourth-and-short stops in the first half. Jalen Harris and Jacob Manu stuffed Taulapapa on fourth-and-2 in the first quarter and D.J. Warnell Jr. stopped Cameron Davis for no gain on fourth-and-1 at the 19 in the second quarter. De Laura tied it 14-14 on a 39-yard pass to Dorian Singer, who came wide open down the right sideline when his defender, Jordan Perryman, came up lame and began to limp. The Wildcats left 2:23 on the clock, however, and Penix picked apart the defense on a 12-play, 75-yard drive capped by a 4-yard scoring pass to Sam Adams II with 8 seconds left for a 21-14 halftime lead. Penix was 9 of 11 on the drive for 72 yards. - Washington/AP College Football

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QB Michael Penix Jr., Washington
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