BYU vs. Washington: How to watch, stream or listen to the game

The Cougars are set to take on the No. 22-ranked Huskies this Saturday at LaVell Edwards Stadium

Published: Sept 20, 2019, 4:23 p.m. MDT

BYU and USC, who battled to overtime in 2019, will meet on Nov. 27, 2021, in the final regular season game for both teams. — BYU lines up against USC in Provo on Sept 14, 2019. BYU won 30-27 in overtime. | Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret News

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By Jeff Call

No. 22 Washington (2-1) at BYU (2-1)

Kickoff: Saturday, 1:30 p.m. MDT

Venue: LaVell Edwards Stadium (63,725)

Surface: Natural grass

TV: ABC/ESPN2

BYU hosts No. 21 Washington on Saturday at 1:30pm MT in a nationally featured telecast on ABC/ESPN2.

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— BYU Cougars PR (@BYUCougarsPR) September 19, 2019

Livestream: WatchESPN

Radio: KSL 1160 AM/102.7 FM

Tickets: BYUTickets.com

Parking: Parking Map

Series: Washington leads, 6-4

Weather: Sunny skies with temperatures in the 60s

THE STAKES

For Washington … The Huskies are looking to maintain their national ranking as they play their first road game of the season.

For BYU … The Cougars are looking to beat a Power Five opponent for the third consecutive week and knock off a ranked foe for the second straight week.

THE TRENDS

For Washington … The Huskies have outscored opponents in the first quarter 42-0 this season.

For BYU … The Cougars have an all-time 3-1 record against Washington at home.

THE CRYSTAL BALL

Washington will win if … The Huskies dominate the lines of scrimmage like they did in last year’s 35-7 win in Seattle.

BYU will win if … The Cougars can win the turnover battle and score points off of those takeaways.

PLAYER TO WATCH

Jacob Eason, Washington quarterback: The transfer from Georgia has completed 63 of 91 passes for 773 yards with one interception and seven touchdowns.

Washington quarterback Jacob Eason in action against Hawaii during an NCAA college football game, Saturday, Sept. 14, 2019, in Seattle. | Ted S. Warren, AP

KEY MATCHUP

BYU’s offensive line vs. Washington’s defensive line: The Cougar O-line was dominated last year. Can the offensive line open holes for the running backs and give quarterback Zach Wilson time to throw?

QUOTABLE

“I have a lot of respect for that program and what they’ve done since coach Petersen has been there. I have a lot of connections and friends on that staff and they’ll have them ready. It’s going to be fun to have them here in Provo.” — BYU coach Kalani Sitake
”It’s just different than being at home. It’s awesome playing at home, there’s nothing like it. You go on the road and those momentum swings, you just feel them. You talk about staying mentally strong and sticking to it and not overreacting. That I enjoy.” — Washington coach Chris Petersen

NEXT UP

On Sept. 28, BYU visits Toledo; Washington hosts USC.

BYU SCHEDULE

Aug. 29 — Utah 30, BYU 12

Sept. 7 — BYU 29, Tennessee 26 (2 OT)

Sept. 14 — BYU 30, USC 27 (OT)

Sept. 21 — Washington (1:30 p.m., ABC/ESPN2)

Sept. 28 — at Toledo (10 a.m., ESPN+)

Oct. 12 — at South Florida (TBA, TBA)

Oct. 19 — Boise State (TBA, ESPN Networks)

Nov. 2 — at Utah State (TBA, ESPN Networks)

Nov. 9 — Liberty (TBA. ESPN Networks)

Nov. 16 — Idaho State (1 p.m., BYUTV/ESPN3)

Nov. 23 — at UMass (10 a.m., TBA)

Nov. 30 — at San Diego State (7 p.m., CBS Sports)

All times MDT