Alaska Airlines Field at Husky Stadium is nestled high above Union Bay on Lake Washington and is known as the "Greatest Setting in College Football." Its trademark cantilever metal roof structure ...

Husky Stadium is often called the “greatest setting in college football.” Now the iconic University of Washington football venue might be the greatest setting in all of LEGOland — at least ...

Yet throughout all of this inner chaos, one thing holds true -- it's still difficult for anyone but the guys wearing purple shirts to win at Husky Stadium. With USC coming to Montlake on Saturday ...

Husky Stadium, officially named Alaska Airlines Field at Husky Stadium due to sponsorship, is a renowned football stadium located on the University of Washington campus in Seattle. It boasts a ...

Five visitors I'm keeping an eye on when Washington welcomes Michigan to Husky Stadium in a national championship game rematch... Washington returns to Husky Stadium on Saturday evening to face ...

Regarding the noisiest CFB stadiums, one cannot help but mention the University of Washington’s Husky Stadium as one of the ...

Here are a few to keep handy ... What's the difference between Husky Stadium and a porcupine? One is full of pricks and the other is a small forest animal.

2-5), but managed to claw back for a narrow five-point victory Saturday night at Husky Stadium. The Washington Huskies (4-4, 2-3 Big Ten) leaned on the defense throughout much of the first half on ...

UW’s 94-51 victory against Siena on Sunday afternoon followed a similar script to its previous nonconference matchups — a blowout win for the 3-0 Huskies. Knee injuries have cut the last two ...

Jonathan Hui-Imagn Images USC's first visit to Husky Stadium in five years will force the Trojans likely to experience some challenging weather, with the University of Washington football team ...

The Huskies have been perfect in home games (5-0) and dreadful in games away from Husky Stadium (0-5), and for the third straight road game, they were not competitive. Three of their losses away ...