Jedd Fisch's team was a slow starter before putting up 5 touchdowns.
Two weeks before the real thing, the University of Washington football team went through dress rehearsal on a hazy Saturday night in Montlake. The immediate reviews: these Huskies still need a lot of work, especially on offense.
First-year UW coach Jedd Fisch, who seemed satisfied with what he saw, was asked what was the biggest question mark now surrounding his team, just 14 days before playing Weber State in the season opener at Husky Stadium. As fans filed in, some of them having made donations for the name, image and likeness collective, the mood was festive. A 30-person band and full set of cheerleaders were on hand, as was the UW mascot, both canine and human all dressed up. Music played loudly throughout warm-ups and the game snaps.
Bruener, who doubles as a starting linebacker, was part of a group that ran into what appeared to be walk-on Ryder Bumgarner, though his his number was obscured by a yellow vest, the. ball came out and the senior alertly scooped up the ball and scored.
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