Perseverance : Tommy Jacobs' Career

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This should be a game the Huskies roll at home. Keep those turnovers down and breathe easy!


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This should be a game the Huskies roll at home. Keep those turnovers down and breathe easy!

I'm actually a little concerned, because this team looks a little like the Illinois team we faced in our second game, and we had some trouble staying in front of the game until much later, even if we didn't turn the ball over that much.

They've got a great QB and speedy receivers that'll test our secondary, and another speedy player at RB that our linebackers will have to stop, and he's playing behind a good offensive line. Add to that their secondary which is quick, but we'll have to rely on their inexperience (with two of the starters being underclassmen) if we are to have a good day in the air.

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Huskies running back Bishop Sankey (25) celebrating his 3rd TD of the game with teammates

Huskies open conference play on a 35-17 win over Arizona State

SEATTLE, WA -- Again, the game started somewhat slow for Washington, but they were able to limit the occasions for the Arizona State offense, and ultimately walked away from the field with their first conference win of 2014. The solid offensive play of running back Bishop Sankey, combined with a great defensive performance by the Huskies, left virtually no room to the Sun Deils after the first few drives of the game.

Sankey rushed for 117 yards and three touchdowns on 29 carries, adding 15 more yards on two receptions before falling to an upper body injury midway through the fourth quarter. He'll be evaluated by the Washington medical staff during the week, but the word is that he'll be missing next week's matchup against Stanford, and possibly more. Washington quarterback Tommy Jacobs had a good day behind center, going 19/30 for 217 yards and two touchdowns, but more importantly, threw only one interception, after his four picks of last week.

"I felt good this week, even though it was our conference opener and that was a little added stress. We had a lot of time to prepare, and my discussions with the coaching staff helped me understand that I simply need to calm down, and execute the simple plays," Jacobs told us after the game. "Of course Bishop was again on fire today, and I could rely on him pretty much anytime we needed him to step up. With him being out for next week, it'll surely be tougher on each and every one of us, but I don't believe our game plan has to change that much. If anything, I'll simply get to throw more !"

Arizona State started the game fast, scoring 10 points in just over a quarter, but the Huskies' defense reverted back to their usual form and started recording more stops, allowing the offense to score four times before finally surrendering points to the visitors, with three consecutive scores coming on runs by Sankey. The Sun Devils weren't helped by the fact that starting quarterback Taylor Kelly suffered a concussion late in the second quarter, but it also meant that backup Michael Eubank, who orchestrated last season's almost-upset of the Huskies, would enter the game to replace him. Fortunately, Washington's defensive line didn't let him work his magic, limiting him to only 100 yards through the air on 26 pass attempts.

Washington will host the Stanford Cardinal next week, who are coming off a 26-20 win over Washington State, and are led by Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week, running back Remound Wright, who recorded 251 all-purpose yards in the win over the Cougars.

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Arizona State Sun Devils at Washington Huskies
Oct 4, 2014 1 2 3 4 F ASU (2-3) 7 3 0 7 17 #2 WASH (4-0) 7 7 7 14 35 Top Performers PASS: Tommy Jacobs (WASH) - 19/30, 217 yards, 2TD, INT RUSH: Bishop Sankey (WASH) - 29 car, 117 yards, 3TD REC: Austin Seferian-Jenkins (WASH) - 7 rec, 109 yards, TD	Team Stats Comparison ASU WASH First Downs 17 20 3rd Down Efficiency 7-14 10-14 4th Down Efficiency 1-2 2-2 Total Yards 261 406 Passing Yards 157 217 Rushing Yards 93 124 Penalties-Penalty Yards 0-0 0-0 Turnovers 0 1 Time of Possession 12:40 23:20

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Heisman Watch - Updated: Oct 7, 2014
NAME	POS	SCHOOL		SEASON STATS
Jeff Driskel	QB	Florida		87/175-1326y, 16TD, 83car, 320y, 3TD
Bri'onte Dunn	RB	Ohio State		91car, 482y, 9TD, 3rec, 47y, TD
Michael Dyer	RB	Louisville		69car, 506y, 7TD, 14rec, 171y, 3TD
Jaylen Walton	RB	Ole Miss		98car, 614y, 9TD, 16rec, 252y, TD
Johnny Manziel	QB	Texas A&M		98/138-1248y, 11TD, 65car, 426y, 4TD

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Matchup Preview  |  October 11, 2014
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#22 Stanford Cardinal (4-1, 3-1 Pac-12)		#2 Washington Huskies (4-0, 1-0 Pac-12)
Offensive Stats Comparison 27.4 Points Per Game 35.8 394.2 Total Offensive Yards 408.5 236.6 Passing Yards 299.3 157.6 Rushing Yards 109.3 Defensive Stats Comparison 25.2 Points Allowed 14.8 390.2 Total Yards Allowed 261.5 186.0 Passing Yards Allowed 212.0 204.2 Rushing Yards Allowed 49.5 Injury Report Ricky Seale - HB Broken ribs - 5 weeks Bishop Sankey - HB Strained back - 1 week Roster Matchup # Player YR OVR SPD POS # Player YR OVR SPD 8 Kevin Hogan rJR 92 76 QB 13 Tommy Jacobs rFR 83 82 22 Remound Wright rJR 86 90 HB 12 Dwayne Washington rSO 84 92 36 Lee Ward rSR 84 83 FB 43 Cooper Pelluer rSR 77 78 7 Ty Montgomery SR 89 86 WR 2 Kasen Williams SR 91 85 39 Kelsey Young rJR 87 96 WR 4 Jaydon Mickens JR 82 94 98 Luke Kaumatule JR 85 79 TE 88 Austin Seferian-Jenkins SR 95 81 70 Andrus Peat JR 89 62 LT 72 Micah Hatchee SR 90 68 51 Joshua Garnett JR 88 67 LG 64 Colin Tanigawa rSR 86 66 61 Conor McFadden rSR 84 56 C 75 Erik Kohler rSR 87 60 57 Johnny Caspers rSO 85 63 RG 78 Mike Criste rSR 81 63 73 Cameron Fleming rSR 99 64 RT 59 Ben Riva rSR 79 62 7 Aziz Shi ttu rSO 83 75 LE 22 Josh Shirley rSR 90 85 58 David Parry rSR 91 64 DT 11 Elijah Qualls rFR 69 62 97 Anthony Hayes rJR 86 69 DT 52 Hau'Oli Jamora rSR 74 74 93 Ryan Coley FR 79 75 RE 93 Andrew Hudson rSR 84 80 9 James Vaughters SR 86 83 LOLB 7 Shaq Thompson JR 86 90 17 A.J. Tarpley rSR 93 84 MLB 10 John Timu SR 89 87 48 Kevin Anderson rJR 83 82 ROLB 47 Scott Lawyer JR 88 88 25 Alex Carter JR 90 92 CB 21 Marcus Peters JR 85 89 2 Wayne Lyons SR 85 91 CB 26 Travell Dixon SR 79 92 6 Sean Barton rFR 83 92 FS 40 Shawn Jones FR 70 89 8 Jordan Richards SR 89 87 SS 27 Trevor Walker SO 83 85 19 Jordan Williamson rSR 95 54 PK 14 Bryan Brown FR 66 63 14 Ben Rhyne rSR 86 65 P 45 Korey Durkee JR 90 50 Last Meetings Last game vs Stanford : October 5, 2013 - W 33-8 in Stanford, CA Last game at venue : September 27, 2012 - W 17-13 in Seattle, WA

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Huskies tight end Michael Hartvigson (84) celebrates his go-ahead touchdown reception

Huskies stay undefeated as they handle #22 Cardinal 20-12

SEATTLE, WA -- Two touchdown passes by quarterback Tommy Jacobs in the second half finally helped Washington get past Stanford yesterday at Husky Stadium. As they were without senior running back Bishop Sankey because of a back injury, the Huskies turned to the air to provide them with the points they needed to emerge victorious.

Tight ends Michael Hartvigson and Austin Seferian-Jenkins both caught touchdown passes from Jacobs, while backup running back Jesse Callier came up with a thrid one on the ground, as the Washington defense once again had a great game, limiting their opponents to field goals only. Jacobs flirted with the 300-yard mark, going 25-for-37 and 281 yards with two touchdowns, but he was picked off twice.

"That's probably the worst thing about him (Jacobs) right now," coach Sarkisian told the press after the game. "On one hand, we have to work with him so he can lower the chances to get intercepted, but on the other hand, he's still a young quarterback and we have to understand that things like that happen to inexperimented players. He's making up for it in other parts of his game though, so we have to continue working with him on the lesser aspects of his game, to help him be the most complete player he can be."

Washington running back Dwayne Washington, who was starting this game in the place of the injured Sankey, picked up an injury of his own, and it looks like similar to Sankey's knock. "We'll have to look at the game tape to be sure, but it looks like he had the same thing happen to him as Bishop did. Maybe we're simply calling the wrong play at the wrong time, because he got injured in pretty much the same situation," offensive coordinator Eric Kiesau said after the game. His condition will be re-evaluated by the medical staff, but it doesn't look likely that he'll make the trip to Tucson next week.

The Huskies will play away from home for the next two weeks, first against Arizona on the 18th, and then against California on the 25th, before coming back home to play Utah on November 1st.

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Stanford Cardinal at Washington Huskies
Oct 11, 2014 1 2 3 4 F #22 STAN (4-2) 0 6 6 0 12 #2 WASH (5-0) 7 0 6 7 20 Top Performers PASS: Tommy Jacobs (WASH) - 25/37, 281 yards, 2TD, 2INT RUSH: Jessie Callier (WASH) - 16 car, 64 yards, TD REC: Austin Seferian-Jenkins (WASH) - 10 rec, 109 yards, TD	Team Stats Comparison STAN WASH First Downs 12 19 3rd Down Efficiency 5-15 7-12 4th Down Efficiency 0-1 0-3 Total Yards 259 443 Passing Yards 156 281 Rushing Yards 96 78 Penalties-Penalty Yards 0-0 0-0 Turnovers 1 2 Time of Possession 15:02 20:58

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Heisman Watch - Updated: Oct 14, 2014
NAME	POS	SCHOOL		SEASON STATS
Jeff Driskel	QB	Florida		108/208-1669y, 19TD, 100car, 401y, 3TD
Johnny Manziel	QB	Texas A&M		115/162-1539y, 16TD, 80car, 532y, 4TD
Teddy Bridgewater	QB	Louisville		129/176-1600y, 16TD, 76car, 356y, 5TD
Jaylen Walton	RB	Ole Miss		116car, 784y, 10TD, 17rec, 263y, TD
Bri'onte Dunn	RB	Ohio State		107car, 573y, 9TD, 3rec, 47y, TD

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Matchup Preview  |  October 18, 2014
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#2 Washington Huskies (5-0, 2-0 Pac-12)		Arizona Wildcats (4-1, 2-0 Pac-12)
Offensive Stats Comparison 32.6 Points Per Game 30.4 398.6 Total Offensive Yards 417.8 295.6 Passing Yards 188.4 103.0 Rushing Yards 229.4 Defensive Stats Comparison 14.2 Points Allowed 14.4 259.6 Total Yards Allowed 295.8 200.8 Passing Yards Allowed 169.0 58.8 Rushing Yards Allowed 126.8 Injury Report Dwayne Washington - HB Strained back - 2 weeks No injuries Roster Matchup # Player YR OVR SPD POS # Player YR OVR SPD 13 Tommy Jacobs rFR 83 82 QB 12 Anu Solomon rFR 81 82 25 Bishop Sankey SR 93 91 HB 25 Ka'Deem Carey SR 99 92 43 Cooper Pelluer rSR 77 78 FB 26 Stan Carpenter FR 59 79 2 Kasen Williams SR 91 85 WR 29 Austin Hill rSR 91 87 4 Jaydon Mickens JR 82 94 WR 16 Garic Wharton rSR 86 94 88 Austin Seferian-Jenkins SR 95 81 TE 83 Michael Cooper SR 83 84 72 Micah Hatchee SR 90 68 LT 68 Mickey Baucus rSR 89 66 64 Colin Tanigawa rSR 86 66 LG 77 Lene Maiava rJR 82 54 75 Erik Kohler rSR 87 60 C 66 David Maka SO 79 62 78 Mike Criste rSR 81 63 RG 64 Faitele Faafoi rJR 80 59 59 Ben Riva rSR 79 62 RT 73 Fabbians Ebbele rSR 84 57 22 Josh Shirley rSR 90 85 LE 90 Dan Pettinato rSR 84 78 11 Elijah Qualls rFR 69 62 DT 78 Luca Bruno SO 74 60 52 Hau'oli Jamora rSR 74 74 DT 84 Reggie Gilbert SR 74 80 93 Andrew Hudson rSR 83 80 RE 75 Kirifi Taula rSR 85 71 7 Shaq Thompson JR 86 90 LOLB 14 Keoni Bush Loo rJR 79 86 10 John Timu SR 89 87 MLB 52 DeAndre Miller SO 76 82 47 Scott Lawyer JR 87 88 ROLB 53 Sir Thomas Jackson rJR 81 84 21 Marcus Peters JR 85 89 CB 6 Jonathan McKnight rSR 92 92 26 Travell Dixon SR 78 92 CB 27 Derek Babiash rFR 77 85 40 Shawn Jones FR 70 89 FS 36 Jamar Allah JR 81 87 27 Trevor Walker SO 83 85 SS 21 Tra'Mayne Bondurant rSR 91 89 14 Bryan Brown FR 66 63 PK 41 Casey Skowron rSO 82 54 45 Korey Durkee JR 90 50 P 39 Drew Riggleman rJR 82 65 Last Meetings Last game vs Arizona : September 28, 2013 - W 40-6 in Seattle, WA Last game at venue : October 20, 2012 - L 17-52 in Tucson, AZ

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Huskies wide receiver DiAndre Campbell is tackled after getting to the endzone

Washington keeps the streak alive, defeat Arizona 27-17

TUCSON, AZ -- Three touchdown passes from Huskies' redshirt freshman quarterback Tommy Jacobs held the Wildcats at bay, and a great defensive performance yet again brought a sixth win in a row for the boys from Seattle. It took two plays on the opening Arizona drive for them to realize it was going to be a tough game, as their first pass attempt was broken up and a fumble on the second play led to the first drive for the Huskies, albeit a shortened one, which ended in a field goal.

More importantly for Jacobs, it was his first game in which he didn't throw an interception. "We worked a lot this past week on my decision-making mechanisms, and I was feeling good in practice, so it showed during the match. More often than not I was feeling a lot more confident in my throws, and the guys downfield helped me a lot by catching my passes, obviously. Now I simply have to go through the same process in each and every game I'm out there."

Bad luck struck again for the Huskies, early in the game this time, as running back Bishop Sankey fell again to an injury. He was getting back on the field after missing last week's matchup against Stanford, but he appeared to strain his shoulder on a play late in the first quarter. Adding to that the injury to Dwayne Washington which will make him miss the next game as well, Washington will have to turn to third-string running back Jessie Callier for the game against California next week.

On the defensive side of things, cornerback Marcus Peters finished the game with two interceptions on Arizona quarterback Anu Solomon, and the Huskies defensive front recorded 5 sacks, with four of them coming from Solomon's right side of the offensive line.

Washington's next game will be against the California Golden Bears next Saturday, who are coming off a heartbreaking 31-26 loss against divisional foe Washington State.

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Washington Huskies at Arizona Wildcats
Oct 18, 2014 1 2 3 4 F #2 WASH (5-0) 3 14 7 3 27 ARIZ (4-1) 0 3 7 7 17 Top Performers PASS: Tommy Jacobs (WASH) - 25/39, 336 yards, 3TD RUSH: Ka'Deem Carey (ARIZ) - 11 car, 61 yards REC: Austin Seferian-Jenkins (WASH) - 9 rec, 147 yards, TD	Team Stats Comparison WASH ARIZ First Downs 18 18 3rd Down Efficiency 4-14 8-15 4th Down Efficiency 1-2 1-1 Total Yards 466 362 Passing Yards 336 200 Rushing Yards 41 138 Penalties-Penalty Yards 1-15 2-30 Turnovers 2 5 Time of Possession 22:09 13:51

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