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NEWS & PRESS RELEASES
MORE STORIESLAS VEGAS — The Washington Huskies sent coach Chris Petersen into retirement the same way he opened his head coaching career – with a bowl win. Washington dominated No. 19 Boise State – which Petersen earned his first bowl victory with in his first season as a head coach in 2006 – as Jacob Eason threw for 210 yards and a touchdown and Elijah Molden was named MVP after intercepting a pass and forcing a fumble, during a 38-7 victory over the Broncos on Saturday night.
BOWL WEEK EVENTS
SCHEDULESOCIAL MEDIA CHATTER
The view of the Famous Las Vegas Strip ... albeit closed right now! #LVBowl @AllegiantStadm
3Lookin’ towards the south end zone! #LVBowl @AllegiantStadm
3The view from the 50! #LVBowl @AllegiantStadm
3The first look at the inside of @AllegiantStadm! #LVBowl
4Beginning a tour of the new home of the #LVBowl .... @AllegiantStadm! #followalong
4Postgame Celebration 📸
@UW_Football's Head Coach Chris Petersen, Defensive Coordinator Jimmy Lake & players celebrate receiving the Rossi T. Ralenkotter #MMLVBowl Championship Trophy from @mitsucars CMO Kimberley Gardiner! Elijah Molden (No. 3) was named the Rich Abajian MVP!
