Coach Jedd Fisch's Washington Huskies have dealt with injuries to key players recently, but are looking like a tough team to beat ahead of their game in East Lansing against the Michigan State Spartans. Fisch gave his team props after a wild game recently, and the Huskies are now 5-4 after a tough Week 10 loss to the Penn State Nittany Lions.
On the night of Friday, November 13, ESPN's Adam Rittenberg updated the Huskies' flight plans ahead of Week 11's slate.
“With the FAA lifting the nationwide ground stop, the Washington football team anticipates resuming travel to Michigan State this evening,” Rittenberg said. “No determination has been made regarding Saturday's game. We remain in communication with the Big Ten Conference and will provide updates as additional information becomes available.”
The game is scheduled for 4:15 p.m. ET on Saturday, November 14 at Spartan Stadium with Pat Fitzgerald's MSU team coming off of a 15-6 domination of the rival Michigan Wolverines at the Big House in Ann Arbor, MI. Fitzgerald's team is just 3-6 this season but have been competitive throughout the season and are rounding into form with the Huskies headed to town.
Article Continues BelowThe Huskies are still without wide receiver Christian Moss, who had quad surgery earlier this year, but have gotten strong games from Demond Williams, running back Trevion Cooley, wide receiver Chris Lawson and others throughout the year.
The game is expected to be a competitive one, although the two teams haven't met since 2023, a 41-7 Huskies victory that was spearheaded by Fisch and his team's coaching staff.