Awakening the Sleeping Giant || A Washington Huskies Dynasty (NCAA 12)

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Dynasty History

2011
Record: 11-2 (7-2)
Conference Finish: 2nd in Pac-12 North
Bowl Game: Holiday Bowl | W 55-38 over Missouri
Final Rank: 8 (AP) | 8 (Coaches)
All-Americans: 3 | 1 Freshman AA
All-Conference: 3


2012
Record: 14-0 (10-0)
Conference Finish: Pac-14 Champions
Bowl Game: BCS National Championship | W 45-28 vs. Alabama
Final Rank: 1 (AP) | 1 (Coaches)
All-Americans: 6 | 3 Freshman AA
All-Conference: 11


2013
Record: 11-2 (7-2)
Conference Finish: 3rd in Pac-14 North
Bowl Game: Alamo Bowl | W 41-38 vs. Baylor
Final Rank: 6 (AP) | 6 (Coaches)
All-Americans: 4
All-Conference: 7

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Bowl, Season, and Awards History

2011

Conference Winners
ACC: Miami (FL)
Big 12: Oklahoma
Big East: UConn
Big Ten: Wisconsin
Pac-12: Stanford
SEC: LSU
C-USA: Tulsa
MAC: Northern Illinois
MWC: Air Force
Sun Belt: Florida International
WAC: Nevada

Awards
Heisman: HB Chris Polk | Washington
Maxwell: HB Chris Polk | Washington
Walter Camp: HB Chris Polk | Washington
Bednarik: CB D'Anton Lynn | Penn State
Nagurski: CB Morris Claiborne | LSU
O'Brien: QB Case Keenum | Houston
Walker: HB Chris Polk | Washington
Biletnikoff: WR Corey Johnson | Troy
Outland: RT Tyler Kidney | Georgia Tech


2012

Conference Winners
ACC: Virginia Tech
Big 12: TCU
Big East: Central Florida
Big Ten: Michigan State
Pac-12: Washington
SEC: Alabama
C-USA: Tulsa
MAC: Miami (OH)
MWC: Air Force
Sun Belt: Troy
WAC: Fresno State

Awards
Heisman: HB Chris Polk | Washington
Maxwell: HB Chris Polk | Washington
Walter Camp: HB Chris Polk | Washington
Bednarik: OLB Ross Rasner | Arkansas
Nagurski: DE Lavar Edwards | LSU
O'Brien: QB Aaron Murray | Georgia
Walker: HB Chris Polk | Washington
Biletnikoff: WR Mitch Burroughs | Boise State
Outland: RT Phil Smith | Georgia Tech


2013

Conference Winners
ACC: Virginia Tech
Big 12: Oklahoma
Big East: Rutgers
Big Ten: Wisconsin
Pac-12: Oregon
SEC: Arkansas
C-USA: Tulane
MAC: Miami (OH)
MWC: San Diego State
Sun Belt: Troy
WAC: San Jose State

Awards
Heisman: HB Jesse Callier | Washington
Maxwell: HB Jesse Callier | Washington
Walter Camp: HB Jesse Callier | Washington
Bednarik: CB Logan Ryan | Rutgers
Nagurski: DT Byran Jones | Arkansas
O'Brien: QB Corey Robinson | Troy
Walker: HB Jesse Callier | Washington
Biletnikoff: WR Nick Harwell | Miami (OH)
Mackey: TE Austin Seferian-Jenkins | Washington
Outland: RT Casey Dehn | Wisconsin

BCS Bowl Results

2012: #1 LSU 28 - #2 Miami (FL) 21
2013: #1 Washington 45 - #2 Alabama 28
2014: #2 Arkansas 44 - #1 Oregon 23
2015:
2016:



2012: #7 Wisconsin 35 - #5 Stanford 25
2013: #3 Arkansas 44 - #11 Michigan State 31
2014: #5 Wisconsin 24 - #8 Auburn 21
2015:
2016:



2012: #4 Alabama 34 - UConn 6
2013: #13 Michigan 38 - #4 Stanford 17
2014: #4 Stanford 31 - #10 Miami (OH) 24
2015:
2016:



2012: #6 Boise State 34 - #9 Texas A&M 14
2013: #15 Virginia Tech 24 - Central Florida 17
2014: #11 TCU 24 - #7 Virginia Tech 20
2015:
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2012: #3 Oklahoma 27 - #12 Tulsa 24
2013: #6 TCU 36 - #14 Troy 17
2014: #3 Oklahoma 33 - #25 Rutgers 26
2015:
2016:

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Washington Huskies Hall-of-Fame



HB Chris Polk | 2011-212
2011/2012 Heisman Trophy Winner, 2011/2012 Maxwell Award, 2011/2012 Walter Camp Award, 2011/2012 Davey O'Brien
740 carries, 5,344 yards, 63 TD, 7.2 ypc, 197.9 ypg

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Tempering Expectations in 2011

Seattle, WA -- It seems reasonable to think after losing a four year starter and first round draft pick at quarterback a team would not have too high of hopes entering a new season. While fans and the media may be taking the conservative approach, Washington head-coach Steve Sarkisian is not. "We feel like we have plenty of talent on the current roster and, with the right work ethic, and dedication we feel we will be very competitive this season." Said Sarkisian.

A once proud Washington program has entered many seasons over the last decade with little expected of them. Despite entering the 2010 season with high hopes, they were quickly dashed in Husky season opener in which they lost a heart-breaker at Brigham Young. They followed that up two weeks later with a humiliating 56-21 home loss to Nebraska. Washington scrambled to save the season by winning six games, and exacted revenge on Nebraska in a 19-7 Holiday Bowl win over the Huskers. However, a 7-6 season is not what fans or the players expected.

This season there will be a new man under center in 6'1" 195 sophomore dual-threat quarterback Keith Price. With an inexperienced quarterback in his first season a starter it is nice to have a running game to alleviate the pressure and keep defenses honest. Washing has just that in junior running-back Chris Polk. The preseason 1st team All Pac-12 member ran for 1,415 yards last season at a clip of 5.4 yards per carry and scored nine touchdowns.

Chris Polk (left) and Jermaine Kearse (righ) will be the headliners of the Husky offense this season.

Senior wide-receiver Jermaine Kearse will help Polk shoulder the load on offense and will provide Price with a versatile receiving threat. The 6'2" 210 pound senior from Lakewood is coming off a junior season in which he caught 62 passes for 1,005 yards and 12 touchdowns. Kearse joins Polk as a 1st team All Pac-12 selection.

Alameda Ta'Amu will lead a young and inexperienced Washington defense.

The Washington defense is a young one that will be led by 6'3" 337 behemoth defensive-tackle Alameda Ta'Amu. The Huskies newly released depth chart had five freshmen and/or sophomores number one, and four more as a back-up.

Regardless of what the fans think their 2011 Husky football team, the coaches and players believe they can compete and win a Pac-12 North title. At the very least, it should be interesting to see how this young team grows and comes together as the season progresses.

2011 Schedule
Non-Conference Games
Conference Games

9/5 | 7:00 PM | vs. San Diego State
9/10 | 7:30 PM | vs. Hawaii
9/17 | 7:00 PM | at 16 Nebraska
9/24 | 6:00 PM | vs. Cal
10/1 | 3:00 PM | at Utah
10/15 | 12:30 PM | vs. Colorado
10/22 | 12:30 PM | at 3 Stanford
10/29 | 3:00 PM | vs. Arizona
11/5 | 8:00 PM | vs. 5 Oregon
11/12 | 12:30 PM | at Southern Cal
11/19 | 12:30 PM | at Oregon State
11/26 | 8:00 PM | vs. Washington State



2011 Depth Chart

Washington Huskies Depth Chart - 2011
Regular Offense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
WR	Jermaine Kearse | SR	James Johnson | JR
TE	Austin Sefrian-Jenkins | FR	Michael Hartvigson | FR(RS)
LT	Senio Kelemete | SR	Micah Hatchie | FR(RS)
LG	Colin Tanigawa | FR(RS)	Nick Wood | SR(RS)
C	Drew Schaefer | JR(RS)	Mike Criste | FR(RS)
RG	Skyler Fancher | SR(RS)	James Atoe | FR(RS)
RT	Erik Kohler | SO(RS)	Ben Riva | FR(RS)
WR	Devin Aguilar | SR	Cody Burns | SR
QB	Keith Price | SO(RS)	Nick Montana | FR(RS)
FB	Jonathan Amosa | JR(RS)	Marlion Barnett | SO(RS)
HB	Chris Polk | JR(RS)	Johri Fogerson | SR
Base 4-3 Defense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
LDE	Josh Shirley | FR(RS)	Talia Crichton | JR
LDT	Alameda Ta'amu | SR	Lawrene Lagafuiana | FR(RS)
RDT	Everrette Thompson | SR	Lawrence Lagafuaina | FR(RS)
RDE	Hau'oli Jamora | SO	Talia Crichton | JR
WLB	Princeton Fuimaono | SO	Jordan Wallace | JR
MLB	Cort Dennison | SR (RS)	Tim Tucker | SO(RS)
SLB	John Timu | FR	Jamaal Kearse | FR(RS)
CB	Desmond Trufant | JR	Anthony Gobern | JR
SS	Sean Parker | SO	Will Shamburger | SO(RS)
FS	Nate Fellner | JR	Justin Glenn | JR(RS)
CB	Quinton Richardson | SR(RS)	Adam Long | JR(RS)
Special Teams
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
K	Erik Folk | SR(RS)
P	Kiel Rasp | SR(RS)
H	Nick Montana
PR	Devin Aguilar | SR	Jermaine Kearse | SR
KR	Jermaine Kearse | SR	Cody Bruns | SR
LS	Senio Kelemete | SR	Drew Schaefer | JR(RS)

Pac-12 Forecast




Pac-12 North
3 Stanford | 95 OVR | 97 OFF | 91 DEF
5 Oregon | 95 OVR |97 OFF | 91 DEF
Oregon State | 83 OVR | 85 OFF | 81 DEF
Washington | 88 OVR | 88 OFF | 84 DEF
Cal | 84 OVR | 85 OFF | 81 DEF
Washington State | 75 OVR | 76 OFF | 75 DEF

Pac-12 South
25 Arizona State | 89 OVR | 87 OFF | 80 DEF
Southern Cal | 89 OVR | 88 OFF | 87 DEF
Utah | 88 OVR | 87 OFF | 85 DEF
Arizona | 88 OVR | 90 OFF | 84 DEF
UCLA | 83 OVR | 85 OFF | 82 DEF
Colorado | 83 OVR | 85 OFF | 79 DEF

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Preseason All-Americans

1st Team

Offense
QB Andrew Luck | JR (RS) | Stanford | 99 OVR
HB Trent Richardson | JR | Alabama | 95 OVR
HB LaMichael James | JR (RS) | Oregon | 97 OVR
FB Lonnie Pryor | JR | Florida State | 87 OVR
WR Alshon Jeffery | JR | South Carolina | 96 OVR
WR Ryan Broyles | SR (RS) | Oklahoma | 96 OVR
WR Justin Blackmon | JR (RS) | Oklahoma State | 97 OVR
TE Philip Lutzenkirchen | JR | Auburn | 92 OVR
LT Andrew Datko | SR | Florida State | 95 OVR
LG Kyle Dooley | SR (RS) | TCU | 94 OVR
C David Molk | SR (RS) | Michigan | 95 OVR
RG Kevin Zeitler | SR | Wisconsin | 93 OVR
RT J.B. Shugarts | SR | Ohio State | 92 OVR

Defense
LE Jonathan Massaquoi | JR (RS) | Troy | 91 OVR
RE Brandon Jenkins | JR | Florida State | 94 OVR
DT Kheeston Randall | SR | Texas | 94 OVR
DT Jared Crick | SR (RS) | Nebraska | 94 OVR
OLB Chase Thomas | JR (RS) | Stanford | 91 OVR
MLB Luke Kuechly | JR | Boston College | 97 OVR
OLB Travis Lewis | SR (RS) | Oklahoma | 96 OVR
CB Dre Kirkpatrick | JR | Alabama | 92 OVR
CB Cody Riggs | SO | Florida | 81 OVR
FS Robert Lester | JR (RS) | Alabama | 94 OVR
SS Ray Ray Armstrong | JR | Miami (FL) | 94 OVR

Special Teams
K Kevin Goessling | SR (RS) | Fresno State | 93 OVR
P Drew Butler | SR (RS) | Georgia | 92 OVR
RET Greg Reid | JR | Florida State | 87 OVR



2nd Team

Offense
QB Kellen Moore | SR (RS) | Boise State | 97 OVR
HB Michael Dyer | SO | Auburn | 93 OVR
HB Marcus Lattimore | SO | South Carolina | 93 OVR
FB Ryan Clarke | JR (RS) | West Virginia | 80 OVR
WR James Rodgers | SR (RS) | Oregon State | 93 OVR
WR Devier Posey | SR | Ohio State | 93 OVR
WR Michael Floyd | SR | Notre Dame | 95 OVR
TE Michael Egnew | SR | Missouri | 91 OVR
LT Nate Potter | SR (RS) | Boise State | 95 OVR
LG Johnnie Troutman | SR (RS) | Penn State | 89 OVR
C Michael Brewster | SR | Ohio State | 94 OVR
RG Barrett Jones | JR (RS) | Alabama | 90 OVR
RT Josh Oglesby | SR (RS) | Wisconsin | 92 OVR

Defense
LE Vinny Curry | SR | Marshall | 90 OVR
RE Nathan Williams | SR | Ohio State | 92 OVR
DT Quinton Coples | SR | North Carolina | 96 OVR
DT Josh Chapman | SR (RS) | Alabama | 91 OVR
OLB Nico Johnson | JR | Alabama | 91 OVR
MLB Dont'a Hightower | JR (RS) | Alabama | 96 OVR
OLB Courtney Upshaw | SR | Alabama | 93 OVR
CB Jayron Hosley | JR | Virginia Tech | 92 OVR
CB D'Anton Lynn | SR | Penn State | 92 OVR
FS John Boyett | JR (RS) | Oregon | 92 OVR
SS Mark Barron | SR | Alabama | 93 OVR

Special Teams
K Grant Ressel | SR (RS) | Missouri | 92 OVR
P Daniel Zychlinski |JR (RS) | Stanford | 89 OVR
RET Ryan Broyles | SR (RS) | Oklahoma | 96 OVR

Preseason Top 25

2011 Preseason Top 25
RK	LW	TEAM (VOTES)	Ovr	OFF	DEF
1	--	Oklahoma	A	A	B+
2	--	Alabama	A	A-	A
3	--	Stanford	A	A+	B+
4	--	LSU	A-	B+	A-
5	--	Oregon	A	A+	B+
6	--	Ohio State	B+	B+	B+
7	--	Oklahoma State	A-	A+	B
8	--	Boise State	A	A	B+
9	--	Texas A&M	A-	A	B+
10	--	Florida State	A	A	B+
11	--	Wisconsin	A	A	B+
12	--	Auburn	B+	A-	B+
13	--	South Carolina	B+	A	B
14	--	TCU	A-	A-	B+
15	--	Michigan State	B+	B+	B
16	--	Nebraska	B+	B+	B+
17	--	Virginia Tech	B+	B+	B+
18	--	Arkansas	A-	A-	B+
19	--	Mississippi State	B+	B+	B
20	--	Florida	B+	B+	B+
21	--	Notre Dame	B+	B+	B+
22	--	Texas	B+	B	B+
23	--	Missouri	B+	B+	B
24	--	North Carolina State	B	B	B
25	--	Arizona State	B+	B	B+

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Washington Survive San Diego State Comeback

Seattle, WA -- Ahead 38-7 in the third quarter it appeared Washington was going to cruise to a season opening blowout victory. San Diego State, however, had different ideas. With the ball and a 31 point lead is when things started to fall apart for Washington. First year starting quarterback Keith Price was not greeted with a warm welcoming by Aztec defense. Already with one interception on the day, Price would start a string of three straight possessions ending in an interception, two of which came backed up deep in San Diego State territory.

After putting up 26 unanswered points in just a little over 5:00 of game time, the Aztecs had turned a 38-7 blowout into a 38-33 battle. It was then, Washington went back to what had worked so well to build a 38-7 lead, Chris Polk. Polk's eight yard touchdown run with 3:29 to play, his fifth of the game, gave Washington some breathing room with a 45-33 lead. After a failed fourth down by San Diego State on the ensuing drive, Washington marched down the field and scored again. This time it was the struggling Price who ran the ball in fro three yards out to seal the game for the Huskies as they held a 52-33 lead with just 1:55 to play.

It was a steady diet of Chris Polk, Chris Polk, and some more Chris Polk that led the Huskies to victory. On the second play from scrimmage for Washington Polk broke free for a 95 yard touchdown run and never looked back. Polk finished the game with 31 carries for 357 yards and scored six touchdowns.

"The near collapse was my fault. I got away from what was working and tried to force the issue by involving the passing game. It was unsuccessful, obviously, and it nearly led to a major meltdown. There is zero blame to put on any of my players. The defense did not give up 33 points. I gave up 33 points by continually calling passing plays, which led to interceptions and fumbles, and led to San Diego State being in short field position the entire second half." -Steve Sarkisian

San Diego State Aztecs at Washington Huskies
Sep 5, 2011	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	SCORE
San Diego State Aztecs (0-1)	7	0	13	13	33
Washington Huskies (1-0)	14	7	7	21	59

Team Stats Comparison
	SDSU	WASH
Total Offense	289	550
Rushing Yards	115	386
Passing Yards	174	164
First Downs	13	16
Punt Return Yards	11	29
Kick Return Yards	111	67
Total Yards	411	646
Turnovers	3	5
3rd Down Converstion	3-17	4-11
4th Down Conversion	1-3	0-0
2-Point Conversion	0-2	0-0
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals	6-3-0	4-4-0
Penalties	3-25	5-48
Posession Time	13:40	18:20

Scoring Summary
FIRST QUARTER SCORING		SDSU	WASH
6:11	(WASH) TD: C. Polk, 95 yd run (E. Folk kick)	0	7
3:50	(SDSU) TD: R. Hillman, 3 yd run (A. Perez kick)	7	7
0:00	(WASH) TD: J. Fogerson, 4 yd run (E. Folk kick)	7	14
SECOND QUARTER SCORING		SDSU	WASH
3:05	(WASH) TD: C. Polk, 30 yd run (E. Folk kick)	7	21
1:37	(SDSU) TD: C. Polk, 4 yd run (E. Folk kick)	7	28
0:03	(WASH) FG: E. Folk, 47 yd FG	7	31
THIRD QUARTER SCORING		SDSU	WASH
6:43	(WASH) TD: C. Polk, 69 yd run (E. Folk kick)	7	38
0:58	(SDSU) TD: C. Lockett, 16 yd pass from R. Lindley (A. Perez kick)	14	38
0:02	(SDSU) TD: J. Thomas, returned fumble 67 yards (2-pt failed)	20	38
FOURTH QUARTER SCORING		SDSU	WASH
7:12	(SDSU) TD: R. Hillman, 7 yd run (2-pt failed)	26	38
5:09	(SDSU) TD: R. Hillman, 1 yd run (A. Perez kick)	33	38
3:29	(WASH) TD: C. Polk, 8 yd run (E. Folk kick)	33	45
1:55	(WASH) TD: K. Price, 3 yd run (E. Folk kick)	33	52
0:28	(WASH) TD: C. Polk, 49 yd run (E. Folk kick)	33	59

San Diego State Aztecs PASSING C/A YDS TD INT R. Lindley 22/52 174 1 3 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD R. Hillman 21 127 6.0 3 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD C. Lockett 5 42 8.4 1 E. Ruffin 5 39 7.8 0 R. Hillman 3 25 8.3 0 D. Denso 3 31 10.3 0 B. Quigley 2 37 18.5 0

Washington Huskies PASSING C/A YDS TD INT K. Price 8/22 164 0 4 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD C. Polk 31 357 11.5 6 J. Fogerson 6 34 5.6 1 K. Price 9 -5 -0.5 1 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD Jermaine Kearse 2 43 21.5 0 M. Hartvigson 2 15 7.5 0 D. Aguilar 1 45 45.0 0 C. Bruns 1 46 46.0 0

Pac-12 Scores

Pac-12 Scores | Week 1

Results

3 Stanford 57 | San Jose State 10

5 Oregon 6 | 4 LSU 23

25 Arizona State 41 | FCS West 13

Washington 59 | San Diego State 33

Washington State 34 | FCS West 6

Arizona 42 | FCS West 7

Utah 55 | FCS West 0

USC 35 | Minnesota 21

UCLA 41 | Houston 37

Colorado 28 | Hawaii 35

Oregon State 59 | FCS West 14

Top 25 Scores

Top 25 Scores | Week 1

Results

(1) Oklahoma 35 | Tulsa 14

(2) Alabama 42 | Kent State 0

(3) Stanford 57 | San Jose State 10

(4) Oregon 6 | (5) LSU 23

(6) Ohio State 49 | Akron 7

(7) Oklahoma State 27 | Louisiana-Lafayette 21

(8) Boise State 42 | Georgia 33

(9) Texas A&M 42 | SMU 24

(10) Florida State 59 | Louisiana-Monroe 7

(11) Wisconsin 27 | UNLV 30

(12) Auburn 26 | Utah State 14

(13) South Carolina 31 | East Carolina 24

(14) TCU 36 | Baylor 27

(15) Michigan State 52 | FCS East 7

(16) Nebraska 42 | FCS Southeast 3

(17) Virginia Tech 42 | FCS Southeast 3

(18) Arkansas 59 | FCS Midwest 0

(19) Mississippi State 37 | Memphis 17

(20) Florida 27 | Florida Atlantic 10

(21) Notre Dame 37 | South Florida 17

(22) Texas 24 | Rice 14

(23) Missouri 34 | Miami (OH) 14

(24) North Carolina State 48 | FCS East 0

(25) Arizona State 41 | FCS West 13

National Players of the Week
HB Chris Polk | Washington | 31 carries, 357 yds, 6 TD
DE Chidera Uzo Diribe | Colorado | 6 tkl, 5 tfl, 3 sks, FF, FR

Pac-12 Players of the Week
HB Chris Polk | Washington | 31 carries, 357 yds, 6 TD
DE Chidera Uzo Diribe | Colorado | 6 tkl, 5 tfl, 3 sks, FF, FR

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