4th and Inches, a Washington Huskies Podcast

We are two thirds of the way through the season. Mark (The Duck) is feeling great, but may need to put on his therapist hat as a couple friends of the show (Jake and JJ) stop by to process another defeat for the Dawgs.

The Washington Huskies continue their streak of outgaining their opponents in the 2024 season, but the Hoosiers came away with the victory on Saturday afternoon. The Huskies fall to 4-4 as the miscues continue to haunt this season. Host UW Leah talks with Coach V, Trevor Mueller, and Jake Grant about the game and where Washington goes from here.

The Washington Huskies are fresh off their bye week and are back on the road to face the Indiana Hoosiers with ESPN Gameday in town. Coach V, Jake Grant, and Trevor Mueller discuss the matchup and what Washington needs to do to solve their problems on the road.

Warren (the Dawg) questions Mark (the Duck) about how much it costs to produce the number 1 team in the country.  Also, Mark talks about how great it is to be a Duck right now, and Warren breaks down why the Huskies have the hardest remaining road schedule in the history of college football. Listen to the whole episode as things get spicy at the end!

The Washington Huskies took the bye week to get healthy and regroup after the second half saw some high highs and low lows. The 4-3 Dawgs have a shot at bowl eligibility and more as the schedule has three road games against ranked opponents. Coach V, UW Leah, Jake Grant, and Trevor Mueller discuss.

Warren (the Dawg) and Mark (the Duck) break down the Ducks thrilling home win vs Ohio St and the Huskies thrashing at the hand of the Iowa Hawkeyes.  Mark discusses the meaning and impact of this historic win for Ducks and Warren shares his thoughts on how Washington picks up the pieces of a shattered season heading into a bye.

The Washington Huskies got bludgeoned in Kinnick Stadium at the hands of the Iowa Hawkeyes. The Huskies fell behind by two scores and tried to play catchup which led to some short fields for the Hawkeye offense. Coach V and Trevor Mueller discuss the 40-16 loss.

The Washington Huskies head to the mid-west to take on the Iowa Hawkeyes. The Huskies are coming off a 10-point win over the Michigan in the national championship while Iowa struggled against Ohio State in a 35-7 blowout. Iowa looks to bounce back by wearing down the Husky D-line and limiting explosive plays from the Washington offense. UW Leah, Coach V, Jake Grant, and Trevor Mueller break down t...

Warren (the Dawg) is back to talk with Mark (the Duck) about UW’s B1G W1N against Big Ten Power House Michigan. The guys discuss what this win means for UW and how to assess this team as it stands at 4-2. Mark turns his attention to #3 Oregon’s matchup against the other Power House of the Big 10, #2 Ohio St.  Will Oregon pull out all the stops to beat Ohio St. or will they play them straight up. M...

After the 27-17 victory over the Michigan Wolverines Head Coach Jedd Fisch dedicated the game ball to every player on the roster of the national championship. The Huskies took care of the #10 team in the nation and put themselves back in the Big 10 conversation. UW Leah, Coach V, and Trevor Mueller discuss the game and break down what the Huskies did to get the W.

The Washington Huskies welcome the Michigan Wolverines to Husky Stadium on Saturday. In the rematch of the national championship both Washington and Michigan are two totally different programs after both lost their head coach and overhauled much of their roster. The #10 Wolverines come in at 4-1 with but the hometown Huskies are favored in the matchup. Coach V, UW Leah, and Trevor Mueller discuss...

Friend of the show Jake fills in for Warren (the Dawg) to process the Huskies’ frustrating loss at Rutgers, while Mark (the Duck) finds some satisfaction in how the Ducks handled their business at UCLA.

Despite the fact the the Washington Huskies outgained Rutgers by over 200 total yards the Scarlet Knights took home the 21-18 victory. The same issues in the red zone continue to plague the Husky offense as the season is now hanging on by a thread with the Michigan Wolverines coming to Husky stadium next Saturday. Coach V, UW Leah, and Trevor Mueller discuss what happened and what needs to be fixe...

On a short week the Washington Huskies will travel across the country for their first Big 10 road matchup in Piscataway, New Jersey. The Scarlet Knight of Rutgers sit at 3-0 and a thrilling win over Virginia Tech. What are the key matchups the Huskies need to win to come out of Friday with a W? Coach V, Jake Grant, and Trevor Mueller discuss.

The Washington Huskies win their first every Big 10 conference game when they dispatched the Northwestern Wildcats to the tune of 24-5. Washington's defense was dominant in the lopsided victory holding another team to zero touchdowns. Coach V, Jake Grant and Trevor Mueller break it all down.

Mike Martin and Warren Mainard of the Dawg and Duck Show discuss the 24-5 Washington victory over the Northwestern Wildcats. Mike gives his play of the game and Warren breaks down the one thing that can take the Dawgs to the next level.

The Washington Huskies will take the field for the first time in a Big 10 conference matchup. The Northwestern Wildcats come to Montlake to kick off conference play. Washington looks to bounce back after the Apple Cup loss with another beatable team. Coach V, UW Leah, Jake Grant, and Trevor Mueller discuss.

Warren (the Dawg) unleashes his frustration from the Apple Cup while Mark (the Duck) is more jolly than Santa Claus on Christmas Eve.  In this week's episode of the Dawg & Duck Show, we walk through the Frustrating, Perplexing, and Encouraging aspects of UW’s loss to WSU and whether or not these rivalries should (or will) continue to be played.

The Washington Huskies fell to the Cougars in the first Apple Cup to be played in September. The Huskies committed 16 penalties for 135 yards and still had a chance at the end to steal the victory. Outside of the head scratching final offensive play call there is a lot to discuss about the first loss of the 2024 season. Coach V, UW Leah, and Trevor Mueller break it all down.

The Washington Huskies are squaring off with the Washington State Cougars in week three of the college football season. This is the first time the Apple Cup will take place before November since 1948. Both teams come into the matchup at 2-0 with many questions marks surrounding the programs. Jake Grant, UW Leah, Coach V, and Trevor Mueller discuss the matchup and what Washington can do to finish t...

Warren (the Dawg) asks Mark (the Duck) to explain what’s going on with the once #3 ranked Oregon Ducks who have sputtered through the first two games, including a last second victory against Boise St.  The guys talk about the Dawgs win over Eastern Michigan and then turn their attention to the Cougars and Beavers respective “Super Bowls”... the Apple Cup and the Platypus Trophy… in September!

The Washington Huskies took care of business Saturday afternoon on Montlake to beat the Eastern Michigan Eagles 30-9. After a sluggish start the Huskies dominated the afternoon to go 2-0 in non-conference play. Coach V, UW Leah, and Trevor Mueller break this game and the weekend of games down.

The Washington Huskies host the Eastern Michigan Eagles at Husky Stadium on Saturday. The Eagles are coming off a 28-14 win over UMass. What do the Huskies need to do to stay perfect in 2024? Coach V, UW Leah, Jake Grant, and Trevor Mueller discuss.

Warren (The Dawg) and Mark (The Duck) are finally reunited in time to break down the opening games and discuss our concerns and confidence after seeing our teams take the field.  Warren gives his take on the unprecedented roster reconstruction of this Washington team, while Mark rolls his eyes and says it's time to "move on!"  Mark gets a little testy when Warren questions whether Di...

The Washington Huskies started the 2024 season out with an emphatic 35-3 win over FCS Weber State. UW Leah, Coach V, and Trevor Mueller break down the flow of the game, outstanding players, and discuss everything that happened late Saturday night. Coach V titles this Steve Belichick defense as "let's get weird" as the Dawgs move to 1-0 on the season.