The Huskies rank No. 130 in fewest penalties, having picked up 30 yellow flags through three games. UW only ranks ahead of Michigan State, Nevada and San Diego State. For context, the Wolf Pack have played one more game. UW’s 10 penalties per game and its 96 penalty yards per game rank No. 131 nationally.

The UW Huskies play their first conference game as a Big Ten member and look to rebound from last week’s Apple Cup loss to the WSU Cougars.

3. Jonah Coleman’s first Big Ten test: Through three games, junior running back Jonah Coleman has been one of Washington’s bright spots. He finished the Apple Cup with 14 carries for 75 yards, despite a slow start and being the unfortunate final ball carrier on UW’s doomed fourth-and-goal play.

Welcome to the Big Ten, Washington. The Huskies (2-1) will play their first conference game Saturday against Northwestern, looking to rebound from last week’s stinging loss to rival Washington State in the Apple Cup.

Welcome to the Big Ten, Washington. The Huskies play their first conference game as a member of the Big Ten against the Northwestern looking to rebound from last week’s stinging loss to rival Washington State in the Apple Cup.

While the offense may not have put much tape down, Northwestern plays a similar style defensively as they have for the last decade, giving Washington plenty of film to review to i