Washington Football Schedule 2024: Full list of Huskies' Big Ten opponents for 2024 and rivalry outlook explored

The Washington Huskies are looking forward to their Sugar Bowl matchup against No. 3 Texas, and a potential national championship game berth. Meanwhile, recently crowned AP Coach of the Year Kalen DeBoer has also been busy with the transfer portal, landing QB Will Rogers from Mississippi State to replace NFL-bound Michael Penix Jr.

Besides, Rogers the Huskies have also added defensive linemen Sebastian Valdez, BJ Green, and OT Drew Azzopardi to replicate this year's success in their new conference. Let's take a look at the Huskies' schedule for 2024.

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Washington Huskies schedule for 2024

Week	Opponent	Conference	Location
0	Weber State Wildcats	Big Sky	Husky Stadium
1	Eastern Michigan Eagles	MAC	Husky Stadium
2	Washington State Cougars	Pac-12	Lumen Field
3	Northwestern Wildcats	Big Ten	Husky Stadium
4	Rutgers Scarlet Knights	Big Ten	SHI Stadium
5	Michigan Wolverines	Big Ten	Husky Stadium
6	Iowa Hawkeyes	Big Ten	Kinnick Stadium
7	Bye
8	Indiana Hoosiers	Big Ten	Memorial Stadium
9	USC Trojans	Big Ten	Husky Stadium
10	Penn State Nittany Lions	Big Ten	Beaver Stadium
11	UCLA Bruins	Big Ten	Husky Stadium
12	Bye
13	Oregon Ducks	Big Ten	Autzen Stadium

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Washington Huskies rivalry and non-conference outlook

The Huskies begin their first season in the Big Ten with a non-conference matchup against the Weber State Wildcats. Following another non-conference meeting against the Eastern Michigan Eagles, they come across familiar foes in the Washington State Cougars for an early Apple Cup matchup in Week 3.

Then, the Huskies begin their Big Ten in-conference journey, starting with the Northwestern Wildcats, followed by long-time Big Ten staples, the Rutgers Scarlet Knights.

They welcome the reigning Big Ten champions to Husky Stadium, making it one of the toughest games on the schedule. While we do not have any information on HC Jim Harbaugh's future with the team, the Wolverines have proven that they are still a formidable force.

This matchup is followed by the Huskies visit to the Kinnick Stadium in Iowa. The Hawkeyes will look to improve on offense after firing OC Brian Ferentz. With a bye, and a game against the Hoosiers in Week 8, the Huskies face long-term rivals USC at home.

Lastly, another highlight of the schedule is their Week 13 matchup against the Oregon Ducks, proving to be a rematch of this year's Pac-12 conference championship game.