Huskies Central Podcast

Breaking Down the Huskies' Loss to Indiana – What’s Next for UW?

In this episode on the Huskies Central Podcast, Lance and April break down the Washington Huskies' 78-62 home loss to Indiana. They analyze key moments, highlight Zoom Diallo’s 18-point effort, and discuss the Huskies’ struggles in the paint. With the team’s Big Ten Tournament hopes fading, the hosts explore what’s next for UW, share fan reactions from social media, and preview the upcoming USC game. Tune in for insights and a look ahead!

The Huskies 2025 Strategy and Playoff Hopes

This episode covers the Washington Huskies' preparations for the 2025 season, highlighting quarterback Demond Williams' dual-threat capabilities and Jedd Fisch's offense inspired by NFL teams like the Bills and Ravens. On defense, new additions like Jim Thorpe Award semi-finalist Tacario Davis fortify the lineup, boosting playoff aspirations. Key players like Carver Willis, Garren Hatchet, Zack Dery, and Tyron Thompson also factor into the team’s strategy for success.

Washington's Wisconsin Loss and Indiana Showdown

The Huskies suffered a crushing 88-62 defeat to Wisconsin, marking their first loss to the team in history. With fading postseason hopes and a challenging Big Ten record, their focus now turns to a must-win matchup against Indiana on March 1st at Alaska Airlines Arena. Can the home crowd rally the team for a crucial victory amid a tough season?

UW Mens Basketball Loses another at Iowa

On February 22, 2025, the Washington Huskies men's basketball team fell to the Iowa Hawkeyes 85-79 at Carver-Hawkeye Arena in Iowa City. The Huskies started strong, leading by as many as 12 points in the first half and holding a 34-33 advantage at halftime. However, Iowa's second-half surge, led by Payton Sandfort's 27 points and nine rebounds, proved decisive. Despite notable performances from Washington's Mekhi Mason, who scored 19 points, and DJ Davis, who added 17 points, the Huskies were unable to maintain their lead. The loss dropped Washington to 13-14 overall and 4-12 in Big Ten Conference play.