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UW Film Study: Iowa Hawkeyes

The Washington Huskies suffered their worst home loss of the season, falling 41–24 to the Iowa Hawkeyes in a game that exposed deep offensive struggles. Starting quarterback Demond Williams left early in the second quarter with an injury, leaving the Dawgs’ offense in disarray as they managed just three rushing yards on the night.

The defensive unit, which had propped up the team through five weeks, collapsed under Iowa’s relentless attack, allowing the Hawkeyes to build an insurmountable 27–0 lead by halftime. Backup quarterback Elijah Brown stepped in and showed promise, leading a more dynamic passing game that scored 21 second-half points and offered a glimmer of hope for Washington’s future.

With Williams likely out for the Purdue game, Brown’s poise under pressure could determine whether the Huskies finally secure their first Pac-12 win of the season. The offensive line’s persistent struggles also remain a critical issue, as the run game failed to materialize despite adjustments to the lineup, including the return of Landen Hatchett at center and shifts featuring Kolt Dieterich and John Mills on the line.

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