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In-State Bragging Rights On The Line As UW Visits Washington State Friday
November 13, 2025 | Men's Basketball
SEATTLE – Looking to rebound from its first loss of the season, the Washington men's basketball team will look to make it three in a row over in-state doe Washington State on Friday in the 301st meeting of the ninth-most played rivalry in college basketball.
Set to tipoff at 8:00 p.m. PT, Friday's matchup will be available for streaming through ESPN+. Tony Castricone and Spencer Hawes will have the radio call on 93.3 KJR-FM. Links to live stats are available at HuskyStats.com.
OPENING TIPS
» Washington is coming off of a 69-78 defeat at Baylor on Sunday, UW's first loss of the season
» UW is seeking its first true non-conference road win since 2013, a win over Tulane in New Orleans
» Washington has won two-straight over Washington State, including an 89-73 win in Seattle last season
» UW has won 10 of its last 12 non-conference games against in-state opponents, including six of the last seven
» Hannes Steinbach is one of 47 players in the nation with multiple double doubles this season, one of eight in the Big Ten
» UW is one of five Big Ten teams with multiple players with a double double in 2025-26
» Steinbach ranks second in the Big Ten in rebounding at 12.7 RPG
» Quimari Peterson's eight steals leads the Big Ten
» JJ Mandaquit ranks eighth in the B1G at 5.7 APG
ABOUT WASHINGTON STATE
» Washington State is in its second year under head coach David Riley
» Before joining the Cougars, Riley won back-to-back Big Sky Coach of the Year honors at Eastern Washington
» Riley guided EWU to back-to-back Big Sky Regular Season Championships
» Washington State was picked to finish sixth in the WCC Preseason Coaches Poll
» WSU has begun the season 1-2, earning an 81-71 victory over St. Thomas at home on Monday
» The Cougars are led in scoring by internationals Tómas Thrastarson (Iceland) and Emmanuel Ugbo (The Netherlands) at 15.0 points per game
» Thrastarson was named to the WCC All-Freshman Team in 2024-25, while Ugbo transferred to WSU from Boise State in the offseason
» Ugbo also paces WSU in rebounding, pulling down 6.3 boards a game
» WSU is shooting 80.8 percent from the free throw line, ranking second in the WCC and 22nd in the nation
SERIES HISTORY - WASHINGTON STATE
» Washington leads the all-time series with WSU 189-111
» The Huskies own a 78-67 advantage in the series in Pullman
» UW has won the last two meetings, snapping a three-game WSU winning streak
» The Cougars have won three of the last five meetings in Pullman, though the Huskies won the most recent matchup on the Palouse, a 74-68 win in 2024
BREAK OUT THE WINDEX
» Washington ranks fifth in the Big Ten at 44.00 rebounds per game
» The Huskies have outrebounded their first three opponents for the first time since the 2017-18
» UW has grabbed five or more rebounds over its first three opponents for the first time since 2015-16
» True freshman Hannes Steinbach's 12.7 RPG ranks seventh in the nation, second in the Big Ten
» Steinbach is averaging 5.33 offensive rebounds per game, ranking ninth nationally and third in the Big Ten
EVERYBODY EATS
» A full-team effort led Washington to a 2-0 start with an 84-70 win over Denver
» Seven Huskies scored in double figures for the first time since 2010, when UW defeated Long Beach State 102-75 in Seattle
» Hannes Steinbach led the Dawgs with 13 points and 16 rebounds, becoming the first Husky freshman to post a double double since Isiah Stewart in 2019-20
» Wesley Yates III matched Steinbach to lead UW in scoring with 13 points, knocking down 6-of-7 two-point attempts
» Bryson Tucker converted a career-high three three pointers, while Quimari Peterson also sunk three attempts from behind the arc
» UW assisted on 19-of-33 field goals, led by JJ Mandaquit's seven assists
STATEMENT START
» Washington opened the 2025-26 season with a 94-50 victory over UAPB
» It was UW's first 40+ point victory since 2017, when the Huskies defeated Bethune-Cookman by 51, 106-55
» The victory marked Washington's first 40+ point win in a season opener since 2007 and UW's 44-point margin of victory was its largest in an opener since defeating Morgan State 118-51 (67 points) on Nov. 13, 2005
» Monday's win was UW's fourth-straight to open a season
» A year after opening the season with just two makes from three, the Huskies knocked down 10 makes from behind the arc, led by four from Quimari Peterson
» UW held UAPB to a .254 field goal percentage, the worst shooting performance by a Husky opponent since USC shot .200 from the field on Jan. 2, 2020
» True freshman Hannes Steinbach led the Huskies in his college debut with 21 on 9-of-11 shooting, adding seven rebounds
» In his first-ever college start, Bryson Tucker posted his first career double double with 12 points and a career-high 10 rebounds
» Point guard JJ Mandaquit dished out eight assists in his college debut
BAND'S BACK TOGETHER
» 2025-26 sees the return of a pair of former Huskies in cousins Wesley Yates III and Quincy Pondexter
» A top-40 recruit out of high school, Yates signed with UW ahead of the 2023-24 season, sitting out the campaign due to injury
» Yates, who played last season at USC, was one of the Big Ten's top scorers during conference play with averages of 17.0 points, 3.1 rebounds and 2.1 assists
» Pondexter, a three-year assistant at UW, spent the 2024-25 season as an assistant coach for Yates and the Trojans, returning to his alma mater this summer
» An eight-year NBA veteran, Pondexter was an All-Pac-10 and Honorable Mention All-American for the Dawgs, ranking fifth all-time in scoring
» Pondexter led Washington to the 2009 Pac-10 Regular Season Championship and the 2010 Pac-10 Tournament Title, the latter of which he captured with fellow UW staffer Abdul Gaddy
NEW LOOK DAWGS
» Washington returns just two players from the 2024-25 roster in Zoom Diallo and Franck Kepnang
» Diallo appeared in all 31 games, including 22 starts and ranked second among all Huskies in points (11.2) and assists (3.1) per game during Big Ten play
» Kepnang missed a string of 17 games due to injury, starting the final eight contests of the season
PORTAL HOPPING
» UW revamped its roster with one of the most heralded transfer classes in the nation, ranking as the No. 3 class by On3.com
» Three of UW's transfers are ranked in the top-100 in the class, including two inside the top-30 in Wesley Yates III (24th, 247Sports) and Desmond Claude (29th, On3.com)
» Claude and Yates were the two leading scorers at Big Ten foe USC a season ago
» Quimari Peterson was ranked at No. 73 in the class by 247Sports
» Washington's transfer class was ranked No. 8 in the nation by HoopsHQ, while ESPN rated UW as the No. 5 team that added the most talent in the transfer portal
NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK
» The Dawgs also bolstered its squad with a nationally heralded freshman recruiting class
» UW's class was ranked as the 15th-best in the nation by 247Sports, the top class in the Big Ten
» UW's class was also ranked No. 21 by On3 and No. 25 by ESPN
» Per 247Sports, Washington added four four-star true freshmen
» Hannes Steinbach was rated as UW's top-signee with a rating of 97, but was not included in 247Sports' national player rankings
» JJ Mandaquit was ranked as the No. 74 player in the class, the No. 10 PG
» Jasir Rencher was ranked as the No. 90 player in the class, the No. 24 SF
» Courtland Muldrew was ranked as the No. 103 player in the class, the No. 18 SG
» Mady Traore was rated as a three-star, the No. 5 ranked JUCO player in the nation
CREAM OF THE CROP
» Washington is one of three teams in the nation featuring multiple players that were named their conference's player of the year, joining Big Ten rival Iowa and Kansas State
» Quimari Peterson reeled in Southern Conference Player of the Year Laurels, leading the conference in points, points per game, field goals, steals, steals per game and three-point field goal percentage
» The 6-1 guard was named a Finalist for the 2025 Lou Henson Award
» Peterson reached double-figure scoring in 31-of-32 games, including 15 20+ point outings
» Jacob Ognacevic was tabbed the ASUN Player of the Year after leading the league and ranking 19th in the nation in scoring at 20.0 points per game
» Ognacevic was efficient too, shooting 57.5 percent from the field, the 25th best average in the country
» The Wisconsin native also pulled down 8.0 rebounds per game, 4th in the ASUN
» Ognacevic will be sidelined indefinitely with a foot injury sustained during the preseason
TAKING THE WORLD STAGE
» A pair of freshman Huskies battled it out on the world stage this summer at the 2025 FIBA U19 World Cup as JJ Mandaquit and Hannes Steinbach battled it out in the Gold Medal game
» Mandaquit and Team USA captured the Gold, with the Hawaii native averaging 5.4 assists per game, 12.8 per 40 minutes
» In the Gold Medal game, Mandaquit led Team USA with six assists, adding seven points on 3-of-4 shooting
» The McDonald's All-America nominee shot 44.4 percent from the field, including 6-of-10 from behind the arc, knocking down all 13 free throw attempts
» Steinbach was one of the standouts of the tournament, leading Germany to Silver and earning All-Star Five honors
» The Würzburg native scored 17.4 points per game, the eight highest average of the tournament
» Steinbach pulled down 13.0 rebounds per game, second most at the World Cup
» Steinbach finished with four double doubles over seven games, including 19 points and 19 rebounds in the opener against Slovenia
» Against Serbia in the Round of 16, Steinbach dropped in seven field goals and nine free throws for 23 points, while reeling in 19 boards
» Additionally, sophomore transfer Christian Nitu played for Romania at 2025 FIBA U20 Eurobasket
DEUTSCH CONNECTION
» Hannes Steinbach is the latest in a German pipeline to Montlake
» Christian Welp, a native of Delmenhorst, West Germany, is UW's all-time leading scorer with 2,073 points
» Welp was a three-time All-Pac-10 selection ('85, '86, '87)
» Welp was named the 1984 Pac-10 Freshman of the Year and 1986 Pac-10 Player of the Year
» Welp was drafted No. 16 overall by the Philadelphia 76ers in the 1987 NBA Draft
» Welp played three seasons between the 76ers, San Antonio Spurs and Golden State Warriors before seeing his NBA career cut short due to injury
» A teammate of Welp's for two seasons, Detlef Schrempf moved to Centralia, Washington, from Leverkusen, West Germany, for one season before joining the Huskies
» Schrempf ranks 18th all-time in scoring at Washington with 1,449 points
» Schrempf was a two-time First Team All-Pac-10 honoree ('84, '85)
» Schrempf was named a Third Team All-American by the NABC in 1985
» Schrempf was drafted No. 8 overall in the 1985 NBA Draft by the Dallas Mavericks
» Schrempf enjoyed a 17-year NBA career with the Mavericks, Indiana Pacers, Seattle Supersonics and Portland Trailblazers
» Schrempf earned three NBA All-Star selections ('93, '95, '97), was tabbed Third Team All-NBA in 1995 and won back-to-back Sixth Man of the Year Awards in 1991 and 1992
» Welp and Schrempf won back-to-back Pac-10 Championships with the Huskies in 1984 and 1985
» Schrempf was inducted into the Husky Hall of Fame in 1995, while Welp followed in 2001
MONTLAKE MAGIC
» Over the last 20 seasons, Washington is 242-95 (.718) at Alaska Airlines Arena
» The Huskies have posted a winning record at home in 17 of those 20 seasons, registering double-digit home wins 16 times
» UW has posted at least a .600 home record in 13 of the past 20 seasons
» Washington has won at least 80% of its home games eight times over the last 20 seasons, including 90% or more three times
SPRINKLE ON TOP
» Danny Sprinkle has led his team to 25 or more wins in three of the last four seasons, guiding three-consecutive teams to NCAA Tournament appearancesbetween Utah State and Montana State
» Sprinkle has twice been named his conferences coach of the year, earning the 2023-24 honor from the Mountain West and 2021-22 award from the Big Sky
» Sprinkle led Utah State to its first NCAA Tournament win since 2001
» Montana State's ninth-leading scorer all-time, Sprinkle led his alma mater to its first NCAA Tournament bid since 1996 (2022 & 2023)
» An MSU Hall of Fame inductee in 2021, Sprinkle led the Bobcats to consecutive 25+ win seasons for the first time since 1927-29
Meant for Montlake is officially live! Catch the first five episodes of this deep dive podcast into the serendipitous, intertwining stories that brought this season's Washington team together. Brought to you by the voice of the Huskies, Tony Castricone, and presented by Colburn Law, Meant for Montlake is available at GoHuskies.com/MeantForMontlake or wherever you get your podcasts.
Follow @UW_MBB on X/Twitter and Instagram for the latest updates on Husky basketball.
Set to tipoff at 8:00 p.m. PT, Friday's matchup will be available for streaming through ESPN+. Tony Castricone and Spencer Hawes will have the radio call on 93.3 KJR-FM. Links to live stats are available at HuskyStats.com.
OPENING TIPS
» Washington is coming off of a 69-78 defeat at Baylor on Sunday, UW's first loss of the season
» UW is seeking its first true non-conference road win since 2013, a win over Tulane in New Orleans
» Washington has won two-straight over Washington State, including an 89-73 win in Seattle last season
» UW has won 10 of its last 12 non-conference games against in-state opponents, including six of the last seven
» Hannes Steinbach is one of 47 players in the nation with multiple double doubles this season, one of eight in the Big Ten
» UW is one of five Big Ten teams with multiple players with a double double in 2025-26
» Steinbach ranks second in the Big Ten in rebounding at 12.7 RPG
» Quimari Peterson's eight steals leads the Big Ten
» JJ Mandaquit ranks eighth in the B1G at 5.7 APG
ABOUT WASHINGTON STATE
» Washington State is in its second year under head coach David Riley
» Before joining the Cougars, Riley won back-to-back Big Sky Coach of the Year honors at Eastern Washington
» Riley guided EWU to back-to-back Big Sky Regular Season Championships
» Washington State was picked to finish sixth in the WCC Preseason Coaches Poll
» WSU has begun the season 1-2, earning an 81-71 victory over St. Thomas at home on Monday
» The Cougars are led in scoring by internationals Tómas Thrastarson (Iceland) and Emmanuel Ugbo (The Netherlands) at 15.0 points per game
» Thrastarson was named to the WCC All-Freshman Team in 2024-25, while Ugbo transferred to WSU from Boise State in the offseason
» Ugbo also paces WSU in rebounding, pulling down 6.3 boards a game
» WSU is shooting 80.8 percent from the free throw line, ranking second in the WCC and 22nd in the nation
SERIES HISTORY - WASHINGTON STATE
» Washington leads the all-time series with WSU 189-111
» The Huskies own a 78-67 advantage in the series in Pullman
» UW has won the last two meetings, snapping a three-game WSU winning streak
» The Cougars have won three of the last five meetings in Pullman, though the Huskies won the most recent matchup on the Palouse, a 74-68 win in 2024
BREAK OUT THE WINDEX
» Washington ranks fifth in the Big Ten at 44.00 rebounds per game
» The Huskies have outrebounded their first three opponents for the first time since the 2017-18
» UW has grabbed five or more rebounds over its first three opponents for the first time since 2015-16
» True freshman Hannes Steinbach's 12.7 RPG ranks seventh in the nation, second in the Big Ten
» Steinbach is averaging 5.33 offensive rebounds per game, ranking ninth nationally and third in the Big Ten
EVERYBODY EATS
» A full-team effort led Washington to a 2-0 start with an 84-70 win over Denver
» Seven Huskies scored in double figures for the first time since 2010, when UW defeated Long Beach State 102-75 in Seattle
» Hannes Steinbach led the Dawgs with 13 points and 16 rebounds, becoming the first Husky freshman to post a double double since Isiah Stewart in 2019-20
» Wesley Yates III matched Steinbach to lead UW in scoring with 13 points, knocking down 6-of-7 two-point attempts
» Bryson Tucker converted a career-high three three pointers, while Quimari Peterson also sunk three attempts from behind the arc
» UW assisted on 19-of-33 field goals, led by JJ Mandaquit's seven assists
STATEMENT START
» Washington opened the 2025-26 season with a 94-50 victory over UAPB
» It was UW's first 40+ point victory since 2017, when the Huskies defeated Bethune-Cookman by 51, 106-55
» The victory marked Washington's first 40+ point win in a season opener since 2007 and UW's 44-point margin of victory was its largest in an opener since defeating Morgan State 118-51 (67 points) on Nov. 13, 2005
» Monday's win was UW's fourth-straight to open a season
» A year after opening the season with just two makes from three, the Huskies knocked down 10 makes from behind the arc, led by four from Quimari Peterson
» UW held UAPB to a .254 field goal percentage, the worst shooting performance by a Husky opponent since USC shot .200 from the field on Jan. 2, 2020
» True freshman Hannes Steinbach led the Huskies in his college debut with 21 on 9-of-11 shooting, adding seven rebounds
» In his first-ever college start, Bryson Tucker posted his first career double double with 12 points and a career-high 10 rebounds
» Point guard JJ Mandaquit dished out eight assists in his college debut
BAND'S BACK TOGETHER
» 2025-26 sees the return of a pair of former Huskies in cousins Wesley Yates III and Quincy Pondexter
» A top-40 recruit out of high school, Yates signed with UW ahead of the 2023-24 season, sitting out the campaign due to injury
» Yates, who played last season at USC, was one of the Big Ten's top scorers during conference play with averages of 17.0 points, 3.1 rebounds and 2.1 assists
» Pondexter, a three-year assistant at UW, spent the 2024-25 season as an assistant coach for Yates and the Trojans, returning to his alma mater this summer
» An eight-year NBA veteran, Pondexter was an All-Pac-10 and Honorable Mention All-American for the Dawgs, ranking fifth all-time in scoring
» Pondexter led Washington to the 2009 Pac-10 Regular Season Championship and the 2010 Pac-10 Tournament Title, the latter of which he captured with fellow UW staffer Abdul Gaddy
NEW LOOK DAWGS
» Washington returns just two players from the 2024-25 roster in Zoom Diallo and Franck Kepnang
» Diallo appeared in all 31 games, including 22 starts and ranked second among all Huskies in points (11.2) and assists (3.1) per game during Big Ten play
» Kepnang missed a string of 17 games due to injury, starting the final eight contests of the season
PORTAL HOPPING
» UW revamped its roster with one of the most heralded transfer classes in the nation, ranking as the No. 3 class by On3.com
» Three of UW's transfers are ranked in the top-100 in the class, including two inside the top-30 in Wesley Yates III (24th, 247Sports) and Desmond Claude (29th, On3.com)
» Claude and Yates were the two leading scorers at Big Ten foe USC a season ago
» Quimari Peterson was ranked at No. 73 in the class by 247Sports
» Washington's transfer class was ranked No. 8 in the nation by HoopsHQ, while ESPN rated UW as the No. 5 team that added the most talent in the transfer portal
NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK
» The Dawgs also bolstered its squad with a nationally heralded freshman recruiting class
» UW's class was ranked as the 15th-best in the nation by 247Sports, the top class in the Big Ten
» UW's class was also ranked No. 21 by On3 and No. 25 by ESPN
» Per 247Sports, Washington added four four-star true freshmen
» Hannes Steinbach was rated as UW's top-signee with a rating of 97, but was not included in 247Sports' national player rankings
» JJ Mandaquit was ranked as the No. 74 player in the class, the No. 10 PG
» Jasir Rencher was ranked as the No. 90 player in the class, the No. 24 SF
» Courtland Muldrew was ranked as the No. 103 player in the class, the No. 18 SG
» Mady Traore was rated as a three-star, the No. 5 ranked JUCO player in the nation
CREAM OF THE CROP
» Washington is one of three teams in the nation featuring multiple players that were named their conference's player of the year, joining Big Ten rival Iowa and Kansas State
» Quimari Peterson reeled in Southern Conference Player of the Year Laurels, leading the conference in points, points per game, field goals, steals, steals per game and three-point field goal percentage
» The 6-1 guard was named a Finalist for the 2025 Lou Henson Award
» Peterson reached double-figure scoring in 31-of-32 games, including 15 20+ point outings
» Jacob Ognacevic was tabbed the ASUN Player of the Year after leading the league and ranking 19th in the nation in scoring at 20.0 points per game
» Ognacevic was efficient too, shooting 57.5 percent from the field, the 25th best average in the country
» The Wisconsin native also pulled down 8.0 rebounds per game, 4th in the ASUN
» Ognacevic will be sidelined indefinitely with a foot injury sustained during the preseason
TAKING THE WORLD STAGE
» A pair of freshman Huskies battled it out on the world stage this summer at the 2025 FIBA U19 World Cup as JJ Mandaquit and Hannes Steinbach battled it out in the Gold Medal game
» Mandaquit and Team USA captured the Gold, with the Hawaii native averaging 5.4 assists per game, 12.8 per 40 minutes
» In the Gold Medal game, Mandaquit led Team USA with six assists, adding seven points on 3-of-4 shooting
» The McDonald's All-America nominee shot 44.4 percent from the field, including 6-of-10 from behind the arc, knocking down all 13 free throw attempts
» Steinbach was one of the standouts of the tournament, leading Germany to Silver and earning All-Star Five honors
» The Würzburg native scored 17.4 points per game, the eight highest average of the tournament
» Steinbach pulled down 13.0 rebounds per game, second most at the World Cup
» Steinbach finished with four double doubles over seven games, including 19 points and 19 rebounds in the opener against Slovenia
» Against Serbia in the Round of 16, Steinbach dropped in seven field goals and nine free throws for 23 points, while reeling in 19 boards
» Additionally, sophomore transfer Christian Nitu played for Romania at 2025 FIBA U20 Eurobasket
DEUTSCH CONNECTION
» Hannes Steinbach is the latest in a German pipeline to Montlake
» Christian Welp, a native of Delmenhorst, West Germany, is UW's all-time leading scorer with 2,073 points
» Welp was a three-time All-Pac-10 selection ('85, '86, '87)
» Welp was named the 1984 Pac-10 Freshman of the Year and 1986 Pac-10 Player of the Year
» Welp was drafted No. 16 overall by the Philadelphia 76ers in the 1987 NBA Draft
» Welp played three seasons between the 76ers, San Antonio Spurs and Golden State Warriors before seeing his NBA career cut short due to injury
» A teammate of Welp's for two seasons, Detlef Schrempf moved to Centralia, Washington, from Leverkusen, West Germany, for one season before joining the Huskies
» Schrempf ranks 18th all-time in scoring at Washington with 1,449 points
» Schrempf was a two-time First Team All-Pac-10 honoree ('84, '85)
» Schrempf was named a Third Team All-American by the NABC in 1985
» Schrempf was drafted No. 8 overall in the 1985 NBA Draft by the Dallas Mavericks
» Schrempf enjoyed a 17-year NBA career with the Mavericks, Indiana Pacers, Seattle Supersonics and Portland Trailblazers
» Schrempf earned three NBA All-Star selections ('93, '95, '97), was tabbed Third Team All-NBA in 1995 and won back-to-back Sixth Man of the Year Awards in 1991 and 1992
» Welp and Schrempf won back-to-back Pac-10 Championships with the Huskies in 1984 and 1985
» Schrempf was inducted into the Husky Hall of Fame in 1995, while Welp followed in 2001
MONTLAKE MAGIC
» Over the last 20 seasons, Washington is 242-95 (.718) at Alaska Airlines Arena
» The Huskies have posted a winning record at home in 17 of those 20 seasons, registering double-digit home wins 16 times
» UW has posted at least a .600 home record in 13 of the past 20 seasons
» Washington has won at least 80% of its home games eight times over the last 20 seasons, including 90% or more three times
SPRINKLE ON TOP
» Danny Sprinkle has led his team to 25 or more wins in three of the last four seasons, guiding three-consecutive teams to NCAA Tournament appearancesbetween Utah State and Montana State
» Sprinkle has twice been named his conferences coach of the year, earning the 2023-24 honor from the Mountain West and 2021-22 award from the Big Sky
» Sprinkle led Utah State to its first NCAA Tournament win since 2001
» Montana State's ninth-leading scorer all-time, Sprinkle led his alma mater to its first NCAA Tournament bid since 1996 (2022 & 2023)
» An MSU Hall of Fame inductee in 2021, Sprinkle led the Bobcats to consecutive 25+ win seasons for the first time since 1927-29
Meant for Montlake is officially live! Catch the first five episodes of this deep dive podcast into the serendipitous, intertwining stories that brought this season's Washington team together. Brought to you by the voice of the Huskies, Tony Castricone, and presented by Colburn Law, Meant for Montlake is available at GoHuskies.com/MeantForMontlake or wherever you get your podcasts.
Follow @UW_MBB on X/Twitter and Instagram for the latest updates on Husky basketball.
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