Here's Where Washington Huskies Stood in Latest Associated Press Top 25 Poll
The Huskies received the most amount of votes among teams not in the Top 25.
The Washington Huskies were absent from the latest Associated Press Top 25 poll released Sunday. They had previously failed to make the poll for the second consecutive week. The Big Ten conference had seven teams ranked in the Top 25 that week, namely Indiana, Southern California, Penn State, Iowa, Michigan, Oregon, and Kentucky.
Washington was the highest-ranked non-Top 25 team, receiving 107 votes. The second-highest vote-getting non-Top 25 team was the Kentucky Wildcats. The Huskies began their season ranked 17th and fell to 19th after a 24-10 victory against Washington State in Week 1. Their ranking was further impacted by a 16-14 loss to Utah State in Week 2, causing them to exit the poll entirely.
Washington's Big Ten schedule starts with a game against Minnesota on Saturday, followed by a matchup against Southern California on October 3. They will then host Iowa on October 9. Washington has three more games against Top 25 teams scheduled before their final match against Oregon on November 28.
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