Wk 12 · 2026
Indiana Hoosiers at Washington Huskies — Sat, Nov 21
Sat, Nov 21 ·
Husky Stadium, Seattle
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Ratings differential IU by 12.1
Big Ten · no games yet
What is at stake
A Big Ten game — it counts in the standings that decide that league's championship game. Run the race. Indiana is ranked #6 (AP Top 25 · 2026-08-17). Washington is ranked #17 (AP Top 25 · 2026-08-17).
What the ratings imply
The differential above is arithmetic on two published numbers:
The College King’s 2025 final efficiency ratings, plus
2.4 points of home field.
It is not a projection, a value, an edge or a lean, and nothing on this site
compares it with the betting line to tell you one is better. Until 2026
games are played it is last season’s measurement of two teams that have
changed.
Efficiency · 2025 ratings
Efficiency margin
Offense (pts/100)
Defense (pts/100)
Pace (plays/g)
Yards / play
Yards / play allowed
Opponent-adjusted ratings from The College
King's 2025 final numbers. Bars share a scale within each row; the
brighter side is the better of the two, and a longer bar is always the better number
— including the rows where a lower figure is the good one.
Team stats · 2025 per game
Points / game
Points allowed
Yards / game
Yards allowed
Pass yds allowed
Rush yds allowed
Turnovers / game
From completed 2025 box scores;
defensive yardage covers the regular season and conference championships.
Indiana form
W 13-10at OSUW 56-3at PURW 31-7vs WISW 27-24at PSUW 55-10at MD
2025 season
Washington form
L 14-26vs OREW 48-14at UCLAW 49-13vs PURL 10-13at WISW 42-25vs ILL
2025 season
Indiana this season
No graded games yet this season. Lines are captured before kickoff and graded when a game goes final, so these records start at Week 1.
Washington this season
No graded games yet this season. Lines are captured before kickoff and graded when a game goes final, so these records start at Week 1.
Lines are captured from ESPN's board before kickoff and locked when the game goes final. There is no line archive before this season, so these records begin with 2026 Week 1.
Common opponents · 4
| Opponent | Indiana | Washington |
|---|---|---|
| Nebraska Big Ten | at Wk 6 · scheduled preview | at Wk 9 · scheduled preview |
| Minnesota Big Ten | vs Wk 9 · scheduled preview | vs Wk 4 · scheduled preview |
| USC Big Ten | vs Wk 11 · scheduled preview | at Wk 5 · scheduled preview |
| Purdue Big Ten | vs Wk 13 · scheduled preview | at Wk 7 · scheduled preview |
Open these two in the
comparison tool for every shared and unshared opponent.
Series history · 2006–2026
Indiana leads the series 1–0 · Indiana won the last one
1 meeting
in 2006–2026 · average margin
14.0 points toward Indiana
| Yr | Date | Result | Site | Won |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2024 | 2024-10-26 | Washington 17 — 31 Indiana | at IU | Indiana |
Indiana leaders 2025 regular season
| Passing | Fernando Mendoza QB #15 | 226/316, 2980 YDS, 33 TD, 6 INT |
| Alberto Mendoza QB #15 | 18/24, 286 YDS, 5 TD, 1 INT | |
| Rushing | Roman Hemby RB #1 | 176 CAR, 918 YDS, 6 TD |
| Kaelon Black RB #8 | 142 CAR, 799 YDS, 7 TD | |
| Khobie Martin RB #28 | 70 CAR, 452 YDS, 6 TD | |
| Receiving | Omar Cooper Jr. WR #3 | 58 REC, 804 YDS, 11 TD |
| Elijah Sarratt WR #13 | 51 REC, 687 YDS, 12 TD | |
| Charlie Becker WR #80 | 26 REC, 515 YDS, 2 TD | |
| E.J. Williams Jr. WR #7 | 34 REC, 416 YDS, 5 TD |
Defense
| Tackles | Rolijah Hardy LB #5 | 87 |
| Louis Moore S #7 | 76 | |
| Aiden Fisher LB #4 | 75 | |
| Sacks | Rolijah Hardy LB #5 | 8 |
| Isaiah Jones LB #46 | 7 | |
| Tyrique Tucker DL #95 | 5.5 | |
| Interceptions | Louis Moore S #7 | 6 |
| Amare Ferrell DB #1 | 4 | |
| Devan Boykin DB #12 | 2 |
Washington leaders 2025 regular season
| Passing | Demond Williams Jr. QB #1 | 231/330, 2850 YDS, 21 TD, 8 INT |
| Kai Horton QB #15 | 6/10, 88 YDS | |
| Rushing | Jonah Coleman RB #1 | 144 CAR, 673 YDS, 14 TD |
| Demond Williams Jr. QB #1 | 131 CAR, 595 YDS, 6 TD | |
| Adam Mohammed RB #24 | 104 CAR, 517 YDS, 5 TD | |
| Receiving | Denzel Boston WR #12 | 56 REC, 755 YDS, 10 TD |
| Dezmen Roebuck WR #2 | 41 REC, 554 YDS, 6 TD | |
| Decker DeGraaf TE #86 | 31 REC, 353 YDS, 2 TD | |
| Jonah Coleman RB #1 | 30 REC, 344 YDS, 2 TD |
Defense
| Tackles | Alex McLaughlin S #7 | 90 |
| Xe'ree Alexander LB #10 | 63 | |
| Deven Bryant LB #17 | 62 | |
| Sacks | Jacob Lane EDGE #48 | 3.5 |
| Zach Durfee EDGE #5 | 3 | |
| Isaiah Ward EDGE #91 | 2 | |
| Interceptions | Makell Esteen S #24 | 2 |
| Tacario Davis CB #8 | 2 | |
| Alex McLaughlin S #7 | 2 |
These are regular-season totals for
the season named on each card — the players who led that team that year,
taken from ESPN's team leaders. That list is keyed to the season, not to today's
roster, so a leader who has since transferred or run out of eligibility still
appears against the year he earned it; the
roster
pages and the depth chart on each team page are where the current squad is.
A team switches to this season's numbers once it has played a game. The roster
pages count bowl games too, so a player's two lines can differ by a game.