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The guys from Dawgman.com - Kim Grinolds in Lincoln and Chris Fetters and Scott Eklund back in Seattle - got together Saturday morning to break down what they expect to see from the Halloween festivities between Washington and Nebraska.
Will Jedd Fisch be able to get back in his bag of tricks to give Washington fans something to celebrate on Halloween? Or will Memorial Stadium be a House of Horrors and the Nebraska Blackshirts on defense make UW's life miserable on offense?
The biggest question going in revolved around the quarterback. Elijah Brown threw for 300 yards to help the Huskies win at Purdue, but Demond Williams is now back from his rib injury and Fisch is saying the incumbent is ready and able to play. So what's the plan of attack tonight?
The guys give their thoughts on that, as well as Williams' future at Washington. With Nebraska's Anthony Colandrea already announcing his intention to sign with the Cornhuskers for 2027, what does that say about Williams? Is no news good or bad news, depending on how you feel about Demond? And could we see Demond looking at what Dante Moore is doing and shut his season down too?
They also look at the rest of Washington's offensive situation, what worked well at Purdue, and what they might try and do tonight in Lincoln. Will they use receivers as runners? Could Jayden Limar offer up some much-needed offense coming back after getting hurt during the Apple Cup? And with Landen Hatchett officially out, how much is it going to affect UW's offensive line to have Kolt Dieterich back at center?
Moving to the other side of the ball, the guys talk about Colandrea and what makes him good and what Washington can do on defense to try and limit his abilities. Can UW stop the run and force Colandrea to have to win the game through the air? And Scott talks about his admiration for former UCLA WR Kwazi Gilmer and what he's been able to do so far in his short time as a Cornhusker.
And if the Huskies can slow Nebraska down on offense and play more of a field position game, could this be one of those games where Hunter Green ends up being one of the difference-makers?
Scott offers up a small recruiting update and then the guys offer up their final thoughts as Kim gets ready to head to Memorial Stadium.

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"DawgmanRadio: Our Nebraska Pregame Show!" is an episode of Dawgman Radio: A Washington Huskies athletics podcast. Runtime 47 min. Published October 31, 2026. Hit play above to stream it here, or open the free Spot Sports app for background play and offline downloads.