BYU will be looking to make college football history in Seattle.
The Cougars are in familiar territory as they head into tomorrow’s matchup at Washington as double-digit underdogs. The 17-point line is already the third time this season BYU has been a double-digit road underdog. So far, BYU has fared quite well in those games.
BYU opened the season as an 11-point underdog in the desert facing electric QB Khalil Tate. BYU squashed Tate’s Heisman chances in game one with the 28-23 victory. The Wildcats haven’t fared as well as many national pundits predicted in the preseason, but they are 2-2 and sit at first place in the Pac 12 South.